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I suffer from nightmares nearly every night. I feel very uncomfortable in this room when trying to go to sleep and am waking many times a night. There are too many doors I feel. The far right one is our ensuite, the middle is our wardrobe and the far left is the door that leads to the hallway plus there is a mirror which is pretty much center with our bed.
Dh works away 9 nights out of a fortnight so I'm not sure if it's that that's not making me get a good sleep or if the bedroom has bad feng shui.
Please help, what can I do to improve it?
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My nightmares are always about myself or my loved ones being attacked/killed. I wake up very frightened sometimes. I was thinking of putting my chest or drawers in front of the mirror to block it.
I find it very interesting as what affects one person and not the other.
I personally would not put a mirror at the end of my bed……
I personally would not put a mirror at the end of my bed……
Neither would I. It would give me the creeps, waking up & while half asleep think someone was standing at the foot of my bed.
I would move the open tall boy next to the dresser in front of the mirror, or your dresser as you said.
I do have a problem with the amount of doors on the left hand side of the room….too many!
But this should not have anything to do with your dreams.
Possibly change your curtains to an off white or white.
In all honest as a design issue, bar all the doors, I don’t see too big a problem in this room.
You may need to look deeper within yourself about your dreams.
It's the mirror!......can it be removed and then reinstated once your going to move out of the home? If not, it needs to be covered.
Check out this article l found which had feng shui tips for the bedroom (there's an annoying pop-up when load the page, just close it to remove it):
http://www.spiritual.com.au/articles/he ... edroom.htm
Hope it helps!
I've never seen tiles in a bedroom before! but I guess up in FNQ it would make sense to have them throughout the whole house.
Yep….it’s very common, thanks to the heat they have.
Thorney - thanks for that link, interesting read.
Not being a believer of feng shui or psychic stuff, I suggest you look at other causes: family stress. late night TV etc or are you on any medications; some medications are known to cause nightmares in some people - Mogodon especially?
try covering all mirrors in the bedroom with a cloth before you sleep. thats what my dad does.
otherwise install the mirror in the toilet or behind the cabinet door.
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