Bedroom and bed in Death Direction

[myfs_134391]

Dear Feng Shui Master.
Details: I am female, head of household, born 5/5/1954 at 11:54 PM. I am Gua 8 - Metal.
House: Situated NW, Bedroom SE, head of bed SE. (see attachment)
Flying Stars: My house is NW2 Sitting position is Water-6, Mountain 6, Time, 7. Facing position is Water-8, Mountain 4, Time, 5. (see attachment).
If the beds are moved to the other side, then they are in front of the door. If they are put against the window, then they are in burial position, feet facing door.
According to everything I have read, this is the worst position for my Gua to be in. What element needs to be changed / entered to make for better ch'i?
Thank you in advance.

[Cecil Lee]

1. Based on your current layout plan, the two beds are not in a "coffin position" especially if one's leg's does not face a door or at bed level faces any opening (glass opening).

2. So long as if one's legs face the bedroom door or as mentioned above, facing at body level, a window this is indeed a coffin position.

3. The rest of your questions are simple to pen down, that includes the flying star chart. Simple to post but needs thorough analysis.Try not to post more and more of them else it will be whiskered away to "Samples that will not be replied".

[Cecil Lee]

Usually a window either has a half-height window. If so, and if one's bed is not higher than the window openings, there is no issue, here.

Thus if your situation; is as above, considered as a Non-issue.

Nowadays, some homes especially condos, take the easier route or want to use more glass than concrete, may install full height windows. There are many ways of over-coming this. The easiest is to install opaque film(s) at the lower height windows. Alternatively, some have a length or row of a low height curtain rails so that a low height curtain(s) can be hung over it.

On a commonsense approach, for those living in an apartment with such full height windows, on occassions, when one walks around the bedroom and wear minimal clothings or see thru dress, then someone peering inwards may get to see our "private " parts.

[myfs_134307]

Cecil,

Is it okay then for example, if our bed is facing a huge window - but this window has ?venetian blinds and we keep it shut every time we sleep? Do you still consider our bed in a coffin position?

However, during we day, we like to keep the window open because we like to see the view outside and it's nice to see sunlight stream in.

Cecil L. wrote:
1. Based on your current layout plan, the two beds are not in a "coffin position" especially if one's leg's does not face a door or at bed level faces any opening (glass opening).
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[myfs_134391]

Dear Cecil. Thank you for answering part of my question, however, I didn't say that my beds were in the coffin position, I stated "If the beds are moved to the other side, then they are in front of the door. If they are put against the window, then they are in burial position, feet facing door." Right now the beds are as in the document I attached.

My window is not a half window, but6' wide and centered on the wall. The beds would be higher than the bottom of the window by about a foot if placed in front of the window.

I am looking forward to the analysis of how to remedy the situation morefully. Thank you for your time.

[Cecil Lee]

1. There is no issue with the bed is in front of the door.

2. You said: If they are put against the window, then they are in burial position, feet facing door." If you are trying to avoid the burial position" then simply don't DO this option (full stop). Not everything has an "effective" remedy. Again: don't do it!

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"If the beds are moved to the other side, then they are in front of the door. If they are put against the window, then they are in burial position, feet facing door."