Feng Shui in Bed

In Feng Shui, there’s meaning in the way we position ourselves in bed before slumber. Depending on the direction your head faces, you work on different things.

North: Enhances physical manifestations and balance
East: Speeds up life- good for depression/slugishness
South: Enhances ability to remember dreams/develop intuition
West: Slows life down- good for stress/ hyperacitivity

The way it’s taught, it reads, N/S/E/W, as they are naturally counter to each other, the opposites, seemingly offering opposite effects.

Armed with that knowledge, I quickly got out my compass to see what I’d been working on for the past eight months. I was facing west. That was probably best for me, but south was intriguing, so I slept facing south. And I did have amazing dreams (but I always do). Sometimes, I’d start out facing west, as that was habit, and I would awake, and travel south, hoping to develop my intuition. I never slept well when I did that.

So, I’m adjusting the Feng Shui teachings, here in this blog for ten-plus people to read: Always travel clockwise. If you start out west, go north first, then east (but I always skip east. I’d rather not speed things up), and then I end south. It is by far the most restless sleep of all the positions, but damn the dreams and ideas that ensue! Can’t beat it!