Why It’s Good to Keep a Mirror Under the Bed

In the unstoppable tumult of life in the contemporary world, many of us have discovered refuge in Eastern philosophies, which promote order, discipline, peace, and inner peace.

If you love meditation and yoga and are in love with the positive effects of acupuncture, why not keep your ear secret to Feng Shui sages?

Discover below some principles of effect that can bring you as a gift not only a more attractive house, with a harmonious design, but also a fulfilled life! We focus on the most important piece of furniture, the bed!

How can mirrors help you get rid of monsters under the bed?

Feng shui is a system of rules that starts from the principle that the energy of the environment in which we live (qi) is influenced by the five elements and that only by fully agreeing with them can you live a harmonious life.

We may not be able to afford to hire a gentle Chinese master with gentle white hair to move our furniture into the house, but we can take into account a few easy-to-apply principles with a tremendous impact that we will immediately feel.

There you dream, you live nights of passion, you escape into intangible universes through the pages of a captivating book, but you also eat, work, tremble at the terrifying scenes of horror, or fight insomnia.

Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT ain't for me either. at least eight hours each night in his company).

If Western conceptions also give due importance to the objects we keep on the bed (experts recommend pleasant to the touch linen and a quality mattress for beauty and health), Feng Shui goes even further and draws attention to an aspect that has long been ignored. too hasty westerners: what you keep under the bed can cure you or, on the contrary, make you sick faster than what you keep above, because it will not only rob you of the well-being of your body but also the peace of mind.

Thus, one of our basic habits is criticized by Chinese sages, who attribute catastrophic effects to it: cramming all the objects we don't need under the bed.

Maybe it's not our fault, but the studio's not enough of all the style artifice that a modern girl needs, but the reality is that we are the ones who will fight with this growing crowd of pieces!

Of course, the reverse is also true: there are objects that, placed under the bed, will transform your existence more like under the wand of a Disney fairy. It is the banal mirror, which has a much deeper meaning in Feng Shui than the superficial surface in which we reflect our image during a complicated makeup.

According to the Chinese, the mirror is a powerful cure for insomnia: covet it under your bed, face up. Symbolically, the mirror will reflect the bed down, suggesting depth and inducing a deep, nightmarish sleep every night! Like the French women, you won't need an eyeliner the next day!

Not only the mirror but also a must-have object … under the bed! If the monster that threatens us to rest has a scary name, insomnia, the little ones are disturbed by anonymous faces, springing from their rich but equally terrifying fantasy.

Do you want to protect your child from nightmares? Put his favorite warrior under his bed and tell him that he will protect him from any malicious intruder: don't ever lie to him because, as we have established, it is about its symbolic value!

Do you dream of traveling to exotic, distant lands shortly? Put a suitcase of books, travel guides or views of the place under the bed: you'll be in Bali sooner than you thought.

On the contrary, do you need a rest period at home? You can keep the suitcase if you have nowhere to take it, but fill it with a stone covered with a blanket, which means that it is a quiet stage in your life.

The books, notebooks, or courses you have left from college will challenge you intellectually and will not let you sleep. How could you rest when you know that so many unlearned lessons or undiscovered adventures hibernate beneath you?

The danger is even greater if you keep old scrap metal, which will turn you into a prisoner of the past.

Shoes, sports equipment, or appliances that you work on your body will shake you undesirably: it's like trying to sleep in the middle of a grueling hour at the gym.