Mirrror in the bedroom

[myfs_69974]

My cupboard has a full-length mirror on the exterior of one of its doors. This cupboard and my bed are on opposite walls of the room but they are not directly opposite each other. Although I can't see the reflection of my bed on the mirror when I am lying on my bed, should I remove the mirror or at least cover it before bedtime? Thank you in advance.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Susan,
It is interesting to review the poll results under:
http://www.geomancy.net/poll/poll.pl
In this url, you can find the poll on TV set facing the bed.
It is felt that some of us are more sensitive to having a mirror facing the bed then others. While for some people, this may not be an issue.
Usually, the advise is that a mirror (relection) or in your case a full-length mirror (should) preferably not face any part of the bed.
If, so far, you can sleep well in the bedroom then, I personally feel that you need not change the full-height mirror. Alternatively, if you are wanting to change it, this can still be done or you may want to consider using an opaque film/plain paper to cover it up temporarily.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 12/13/2001 2:40:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My cupboard has a full-length
mirror on the exterior of one
of its doors. This cupboard
and my bed are on opposite
walls of the room but they are
not directly opposite each
other. Although I can't see
the reflection of my bed on
the mirror when I am lying on
my bed, should I remove the
mirror or at least cover it
before bedtime? Thank you in
advance.