myfs_148094 Posted January 12, 2011 Share Posted January 12, 2011 Hi Feng Shui Master,I have a mirror which we hanged it opposite our bed. I read from Feng Shui Website said that it is not good for our chi/ it will attract third party. Is it true? im afraid.. Cos that will be our couple bedroom..My mirror hang quite high on the wall. We unable to see our reflection while we are sleeping. Is it safe to continue put there? I need your advise. Please refer to the pic below. Thank you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
myfs_122581 Posted January 12, 2011 Share Posted January 12, 2011 Quote On 1/12/2011 6:09:22 AM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Feng Shui Master,I have amirror which we hanged itopposite our bed. I read fromFeng Shui Website said that itis not good for our chi/ itwill attract third party. Isit true? im afraid.. Cos thatwill be our couple bedroom..Mymirror hang quite high on thewall. We unable to see ourreflection while we aresleeping. Is it safe tocontinue put there? I needyour advise. Please refer tothe pic below. Thank you.Well I am not sure whether it attracts 3rd party as Classical texts did not say that :-)....the logic behind it is that sometimes one could be startled with own refection especially in the middle of the night :-) However, if you are worried, just remove it.. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted January 12, 2011 Staff Share Posted January 12, 2011 Frankly, there are quite alot of replies on the same subject:1. Placing a mirror in the bedroom be it facing the bed and/or even not facing the bed but in many areas of the bed - have been discussed, before.2. There are two sides of the coin; here:-2.1. In many of the previous replies I have mentioned that some Feng Shui books highlight that when one sleeps; one's spirit wakes up; see's itself and get a shock of it's life (in the mirror).2.2. Look at it this way, there are others who are highly tolerant of mirrors. 2.3. For example, many new homes have windows that are even at bed-level. At night many of the windows have reflective surface and they would then be "mirror" like. 2.4. So as for some homes which install glass doors for their built inwardrope. These glass doors are highly reflective.2.5. Not withstanding your mirror facing abve the bed.2.6. For some, even with the whole room with mirror(s) they sleep like a pig! 2.7. In some countries e.g. Dubai; some hotels do install mirror above the bed!3. It is similar to spice! Some of us are tolerant to the hottest chilli; and some even love very hot ones.. while some can't even eat mild chilli! 4. However, psychology is very important and auto-suggestion!5. For example, if one is neutral to mirrors in the bedroom; and read a Fung Sway book that says a mirror is NO bloody good in the bedroom... how would you feel?6. Some of us are happy with our mirror(s) in the bedroom; but if a relative and friend perhaps makes a comment: "inauspicious for a mirror in the bedroom; for some; they will "auto-suggest" and feel uncomfortable after hearing these words.7. For those who have lots of recurrent dreams: One way of saying is "blame Microsoft! With windows Xp days; we often see the blue screen of death". 7.1 And we have to control alternate reset to reboot. Same here, if one has recurrent dreams; then most likely the bed was placed at the wrong time. A competent geomancer can advise on a good date to "reset" e.g. ask the owners to place the top-bed cushion and select another time to place it back! Quote On 1/12/2011 6:09:22 AM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Feng Shui Master,I have amirror which we hanged itopposite our bed. I read fromFeng Shui Website said that itis not good for our chi/ itwill attract third party. Isit true? im afraid.. Cos thatwill be our couple bedroom..Mymirror hang quite high on thewall. We unable to see ourreflection while we aresleeping. Is it safe tocontinue put there? I needyour advise. Please refer tothe pic below. Thank you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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