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Where should my room be?

    The ancient Chinese firmly believed that the earth energy could make or break a kingdom. If the capital was built on land with kind or nourishing energy, the kingdom would prosper and like wise the kingdom would fall if it was built on land carrying unkind or malevolent energy.  Chinese long believed that things have its own place and location. 

    The ancient Chinese were using the Pa Kua (Chinese 8 trig ram) and theory of change (I-Ching-易經) to generate the flow of nourishing and kind energies inside a house, a city or a palace and thus bring harmony, fame and wealth to them. Traditional sectors for family members-referring Pa Kua (Chinese 8 trig ram) as follow:  

1. Father-Northwest
2. Mother-Southwest
3. Eldest son-East
4. Second son-North
5. Youngest son-Northeast
6. Eldest daughter-Southeast
7. Second daughter-South
8. Youngest daughter-West

    In ancient Chinese world, the rich can afford a much bigger house and such setting is possible and indeed quite common. Ideally, you should build your house in such setting but practicality is next to impossible in modern days. On the other hand two sectors that cannot be lacking are the Northwest and Southwest sectors of your house. These serves as back bone of a house in Feng Shui point of view since they both represent father and mother of the house. So, if you cannot follow the above setting, you can have your bed orientation according to your element in favor. Your bedroom headboard should be place as such according to your month of birth. 

    Hope things work well for you! Happy Feng Shuing!

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