Fung Shui

Today I would like to talk about feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging objects to achieve harmony in life. Since I was a young boy my mom was into fung shui and it always it seemed interesting to me but a little far feched, so for this speech I did some research and discovered a lot about fung shui. Fung shui is basically an environmental science. Im going to focus on its application in the bedroom, which is a room all of us have and spend a lot of time in. I am going to go over, what not to have in your bedroom, bed position and things that encourage sleep, something we all need, but sometimes don’t get.
First of all, the bedroom should be a place of relaxation, where you can rest after a long day. Certain things can get in the way of that relaxed mindset. First of all, exercise equipment is not recommended in the bedroom, because they are associated with activity, and can chase any relaxation out of our heads, and are constant reminders to get up and move. Clutter and a messy room is also bad because leads to stagnation, can disturb sleep and generally prevent things in your life from moving forward. If your surrounding are cluttered, your head will be to! Another thing not recommended in the bedroom is the desk which can be a constant reminder of homework, projects and other unfinished business that can keep you away from relaxation and the sleep you need. One of the most surprising things I learned that shouldn’t be in the bedroom is tv’s and computers. These objects stimulate your mind and can cause restlessness and will negatively affect sleep and relaxation.
The next important factor I would like to discuss in the bedroom is bed position. The location of your bed can affect your restfulness. For example, it is recommended to have a good supporting wall behind your bed, which can symbolize stability on a subconscious level. Another principle is that you should be able to see the door, which gives a sense of security and safety. One thing to