myfs_82131 Posted May 20, 2002 Share Posted May 20, 2002 Bed Position - On one wall of my room I have a walkin closet with sliding mirrored doors and a bathroom door, on another wall I have a sliding glass door which takes up 70% of the wall which is directly across from the entrance door. My question is: What is better.....to put the bed in the ideal position facing the direction of the door, but with the bathroom door crossing the bed and it doesn't feel comfortable, or on the same side as the entrance door with a reflection of the bed from the closet mirrors which is the same wall as a neighboring bathroom which feels comfortable??? If I decided to feel comfortable, how can I stop the negative Chi from the closet mirrored doors? Please help!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted May 27, 2002 Staff Share Posted May 27, 2002 Dear Anon,In my opinion, go for the alternative that makes you more comfortable.For mirrors on doors or wall, frankly, one can still do something e.g. temporary pasting of a poster or buying off the self opaque film that can be placed on the mirrors.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 5/20/2002 10:57:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:Bed Position - On one wall ofmy room I have a walkin closetwith sliding mirrored doorsand a bathroom door, onanother wall I have a slidingglass door which takes up 70%of the wall which is directlyacross from the entrance door.My question is: What isbetter.....to put the bed inthe ideal position facing thedirection of the door, butwith the bathroom doorcrossing the bed and itdoesn't feel comfortable, oron the same side as theentrance door with areflection of the bed from thecloset mirrors which is thesame wall as a neighboringbathroom which feelscomfortable??? If I decidedto feel comfortable, how can Istop the negative Chi from thecloset mirrored doors? Pleasehelp!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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