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Feng Shui Bedroom Tips
Importance of Bedroom Feng Shui
Feng Shui Bedroom: Locations
Feng Shui Bedroom: Bed Position
Feng Shui Bedroom: Negative Stimulants
Feng Shui Bedroom: Electronics
Feng Shui Bedroom: Colors
Feng Shui Bedroom Examples
Feng Shui Bedroom: Elements
Feng Shui Bedroom: Headboard Tips
Feng Shui Bedroom: Love Energy
Feng Shui Bedroom: Couple Energy
Feng Shui Bedroom: Relationship Alter
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Feng Shui Bedroom Demonstration
Summary: Ideally, it's best to have a bedroom in the north or east sector of the house. Learn more about feng shui bedroom locations in this free interior design video from a leading feng shui practitioner.
Natalia Kaylin is a leading feng shui practitioner in New England. She has consulted on countless projects, and she is sought after by clients in both residential and commercial...read more
"I would like to talk now about location of a bedroom within the house. So architecturally and structurally it is the best bedroom is located at the back of the house, rather than facing busy street, or front of the house. From feng shui perspective it also good when your bedroom is in northern sector or northeast or east sector of your house. Especially if you are eastern group person and your favorable directions are east, southeast, south and north. So then you would love to wake up with the morning sun and enjoy that, so if you are west group person and you really don't like to wake up early but like to sleep late, so then you wouldn't, probably better off if your bedroom would be on the western side of the house, such as northwest."
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