Why don't you put clutter in the bedroom

Why don't you put clutter in the bedroom

Traditional Feng Shui believes that the place where the owner rests should be in a sunny and well-ventilated area with unobstructed airflow. And placing large-volume wardrobes, suitcases and other sundries in the bedroom will affect the air flow in the room; and the clothes and other sundries stored in the wardrobes and suitcases are infrequently used and not ventilated. When the door of the wardrobe opens, the inside The smell of gas and anti-insect drugs will be diffused. Feng Shui calls it: "n death qi". They are extremely harmful to the owner’s body. If things go on like this, they will cause trouble.

The adult owner has symptoms such as listlessness, upset, procrastination, and upset mood.

Modern people still often pile up unused clothes and clothes that are usually changed in the bedroom for easy access. At this time, the owner should pay attention: when the wardrobe and suitcase are set in the bedroom, the area should not be too large. Feng Shui theory believes that the wardrobe belongs to the bedroom. If the "attachment" is too large, it belongs to the "evil" pressing the "positive", which is really inappropriate. Although this traditional view is a bit radical, from a practical point of view, the wardrobe and suitcase are too large to be placed in a small space in the bedroom.

In fact, if the wardrobe and suitcase take up too much bedroom space, the space will be crowded, which will cause inconvenience to the owner's daily activities. The traditional Feng Shui view believes that the storage of items also affects the luck of the owner, so it is also very important to store items scientifically and reasonably.

In modern residential design, most of them only consider the owner's pursuit of a fast-paced life. In order to save time, convenience is the principle everywhere in the design. Under the guidance of this design principle, most residential designs put wardrobes, suitcases, etc. in the bedroom.

In this case, in order to effectively use the space, the place to put clothes and sundries should be researched, and as much as possible

Wardrobes, suitcases, etc. are lined up in a row, and there should be no unevenness of IHJ, which gives people a messy feeling.

Feng Shui believes that the road beside the bed, surrounded on three sides by the bed, is also an ideal style of gathering energy, as if condensing vitality on the bed. "Shape" and "qi" are closely related, and stacking things around the bed will cause an anti-arch path. The anti-arch path does not gather qi, and the surrounding path can gather qi. And pile up things randomly, it will destroy the ``shape'' of the road

In order to save space, some owners often put infrequent items under the bed. In Feng Shui, it is believed that a proper distance between the bottom of the bed and the ground is to let it ventilate and keep the bed dry. Such as pile up clothes and other sundries under the bed. The flow of air is unfavorable.

The modern practice of placing sundries in the bedroom, whether in traditional Feng Shui or from a modern scientific point of view, is not conducive to the health of the owner. It is unwise and should be changed.