Legs facing bay window in a bedroom

[myfs_119956]

Dear Master,

I would like to seek yoru advise on the following:

1. In view of fengshui, what advice would you have for sleeping direction with the leg facing a bay window? Is there any concern as we intend to have the room set up for the parents who are in their old age.

2. What is your advice of a water curtain acting as a partition between the main door and the balcony, (a sliding door separate the living room and the balcany)? Which direction should the water be flowing, the side facing the main door or the side facing the living room/balcony?

3. Ourunit is near to a little bamboo garden, is this good? Our unit is on the higher floor where the bamboo garden is on the groundfloor

Thank you

[Cecil Lee]

Anonymous wrote:

1. In view of fengshui, what advice would you have for sleeping direction with the leg facing a bay window? Is there any concern as we intend to have the room set up for the parents who are in their old age.

1. It depends. For many developments the bay windows have a half wall and above this is the bay window. In such a situation, there is no issue or concern.

2. However, if the entire bay window and the lower portion is made of glass; then if symbolically, if one's legs face this window; it is considered inauspicious:-

2.1. This is the coffin position when legs face an "opening"

2.2. Commonsense: usually lower part of the body is "exposed" thru the bottom window of the bay window. Thus, especially if one is living on the first level or 2nd level, people walking below the unit can have a full view of the inside of the room - including the lower half of the body.

3. Otherwise, it can easily be solved by placing say a "matt" or opaque film over the glass or draw down the day curtain.

Anonymous wrote:

2. What is your advice of a water curtain acting as a partition between the main door and the balcony, (a sliding door separate the living room and the balcany)? Which direction should the water be flowing, the side facing the main door or the side facing the living room/balcony?

4. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, it is considered inauspicious for water to flow either towards the "outside" of the home via the main door or vice versa thru the balcony area.

5. Another consideration is the Flying Star Feng Shui. Where an analysis of where is the water wealth location is; or that if this location happens to have the mountain star and you wrongly activate water.. this is rather bad. Thus it depends on what flying star numbers are associated with that sector.

3. Ourunit is near to a little bamboo garden, is this good? Our unit is on the higher floor where the bamboo garden is on the groundfloor

6. Again, other than trial by error Feng Shui, there is such a thing as Flying Star Feng Shui to determine whether the bamboo garden is suitable or not. For example, if the area or garden is influenced by bad wood #3 Quarrels, conflicts, lawsuits, gossips and if the garden is at that sector, then it is not so good.

7. Thus, one of the main tools is to apply Flying Star Feng Shui to analyse whether a sector can or cannot accept certain elements or colours or associations. Other than that then.. throw a dice?