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Hi,
My course has arrived-yahooo. I am trying to select the best position for my bed and would appreciate some help. I am currently opening myself to the universe and am excited about growing in many areas. I would also like to retire right away and devote more time to my personal growth. My choices for my bed placement are:
1)current spot-facing my growth direction with approximately 1/3 of my bed(triangle shape) in the flow of energy from the door
2)push my bed further into the room with my head still in the growth direction but now having 53" of the length of my bed under a window. My head would be on a solid wall and a tiny triangular piece of my bed would be in the flow of the door energy
3)turn my bed so I am in my success direction. 23" of the headboard would be under a window and a tiny triangular bit of the foot of the bed would be in the flow of the door energy.
Thanks for your suggestions!
Pppetal

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Aloha pppetal,


Remember that you have free coaching by calling Learning Strategies and asking for a Diamond Feng Shui coach. They can assist you with questions about the course material. If it gets to the point of having to diagram out a floor plan to answer your question, that would be considered a consultation. The Gold and Diamond version of the course have consultation vouchers you can use in those cases.


Since you have some options of placement towards a good direction...


Are the windows curtained?

Of those three "good direction" positions, which seems to work best in the room itself - not restricting access to closets, etc.?

Being in the flow of the door may not be as big of an issue depending on if the door is closed at night, how much of the bed is into the flow, and where the flow has to move into.

My son's bed is a ways back from the door, and a small part of the foot board actually is in the flow. Not so much of a big deal.

Much Love, Shawn

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Mahalo Shawn! I do have a voucher for a 30 minute consultation but was hoping to save it for later on when I had many questions. I wasn't sure how the free coaching worked. I tried to call on the weekend but they were closed. Thanks for the information. \:\)
The windows have room darkening blinds. I have them and the door closed tightly always at night. I open them both up in the daytime. If I put the bed in position 2 or 3 both would create more "space" in the room. I am just learning, but I guess the flow of energy from the door would travel on an angle and crash
into a dresser near the walk in closet. Thanks again.
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Aloha pppetal,

The curtains will take care of the window. Pretend you are walking on the room in each setup instance - do you have room to easily walk in and around, or would you be running into things? Which has the best flow?

Shawn


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