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Hi there, I am trying to decide on what furniture to get for my master bedroom so that I have a head board on my bed and dressers that match. I'm wondering if it's bad to have a poster bed with the high posts on the 4 corners. Can someone please advise before I make a large purchase that may be bad Feng Shui? Here is one that I saw on ebay to give you an idea of what I'm looking at... http://cgi.ebay.com/MOUNTAIN-RETREAT-DAR...1QQcmdZViewItemThanks! Kristine
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Not sure it that's good or not but what you might have is the beginnings of the making of something that resemebles a coffin especially if you intend to drape stuff over it.
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Speaking of headboards...Is it ok for a small metal, fire monkey to have a wrought iron bed?
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Posts aren' an issue. if they're square they'd add a poison arrow aspect, so look for rouned ones. Stick with wood. I don't think Marie's comment on staying with wood beds and away from metal have to do as much with feng shui as it does with EMF issues around the home where you sleep I think.
KWLee may have something to add here.
Much Love Shawn
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Only to add that the metal in the bed conducts geopathic stress and can cause various health problems if there are activated stress lines in the area. Also, avoid beds (of any material) that have bars to support the mattress with rather than being completely solid because they form hidden poison arrows.
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; )
and if you add a canopy, don't have it drape too low towards you.
Much Love,
Shawn
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I have wooden slats - is that what you mean? The four edges of each slat are slightly beveled, not sharply squared. Is there a way to cure that short of replacing? Thanks!
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Lordy what is this thing with beds? I have a bed with a metal supporting frame. Is there anyway to considerably weaken the poison arrows like wrapping it up in some color material or somthing depending on my number? Would not want to have to buy a new bed. yet.....but what is the ideal type of bed to buy just in case I get lots of money from my success corner in the next 9 days.
Thanks
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Help! Anybody have an answer to the above questions?
What would be the perfect bed frame?
I feel overwhelmed trying to apply Diamond Feng Shui and
Dowsing...so much to do
I live in a 3 bedroom cabin in the mountains (close to east side
of Yosemite Nat'l Park / 3 hrs. south of Reno, NV) that has beams
in all the bedrooms and also in the living/dining area.
Anybody need a vacation?? have 1 bedroom w/ 2 twin beds
and 1 with a full size bed :-) free room in return for help?
can you tell I'm getting desperate? my kids are grown and
gone, just 2 cats and myself now. Send an e-mail....
w/Love
Ulla
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