For young people who have just graduated and started working, in order to save costs and commuting time after entering the job, they usually choose to rent in single dormitories, some of which are one-person, two-person, or four-person dormitories. In the human world...then everything is different. No matter what the dormitory looks like, it is after all a place for sleeping, resting and replenishing energy. The feng shui issues here also need to be paid attention to. So what are the feng shui issues with beds in single dormitories?
Do not place the bad position in the dormitory bed
Thousands of people have thousands of numerology. Everyone’s birth date is different, and the five elements’ numerology characteristics are also unique, and the corresponding good and bad Feng Shui are associated with them. The bits are also different. For people who are afraid of fire in their numerology, the bad position will be in the south. For people who are afraid of water in their numerology, the unlucky position is the north. If you are afraid of wood in numerology, the evil position is the east. Therefore, we should find out our unlucky positions according to the five elements, and try to avoid our unlucky positions as much as possible when placing beds in the dormitory.
The head of the bed should be close to a solid wall
Feng Shui emphasizes having a "backer", which means that the head of the bed in the bedroom should be close to a solid wall or a fixed cabinet. If the bedside is empty, it means starting from the beginning, which is very detrimental to career development, especially for young people who are making money. For children going to school, it may lead to poor performance. Some beds are also close to large windows, which in Feng Shui will cause easy financial leakage, and may also cause some respiratory diseases or migraines and other physical discomforts. Therefore, when choosing a bed, the head of the bed must be against the wall.
Dormitory beds should not be next to the door
Whether it is your own home, company or single dormitory, the feng shui of the door is very important. Dormitory beds should not be next to the door. If there is more than one person living in the dormitory, roommates come and go, and the door is constantly opening and closing, there will be constant impact of evil spirits. Therefore, if the bed faces the door, you will feel uneasy, which will lead to poor mental health and affect your physical fitness. Therefore, in a single dormitory, never have the bed next to the door. If it has bunk beds, give priority to the bed on the upper bunk.