Feng Shui at Your Service Bedroom Office

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Feng Shui
is
acknowledging
an energetic
component
in the items
we choose
to surround
our Selves with.

Feng Shui at Your Service
Vikki Albers, Consultant
707 . 315 . 1629 / vikki9@fengshuiatyourservice.com

Bedroom Office

In a perfect world, we each have a bedroom used for an array of enjoyable activities,
sleep among them, and labor not.
We go to our rooms at the end of the day knowing that sweet nurturing waits…
or maybe a fax.

There are scores of us with a one-room domain.
We are housed in a college dorm, rent a studio, live with the folks or love our tent.
Some of us had an office-room in the house until our first child was born
or an in-law moved in. Presto change-oh!

Be aware, if you share your bedroom-office with a spouse,
this is a challenging arrangement for relationship.
Arrange the space as energetically sound as possible
and keep the lines of communication open, open, open.
Also very important is to keep clutter at bay.

Clutter is sticky and as a magnet
will pull more clutter to it until…
well…
it is too unsettling a picture to paint.

Here we are.
Monitors,
keyboards,
printers,
scanners,
copiers,
shredders,
phones,
speaker phones,
faxes,
bright lights…
and the list goes on.

(Thank goodness,
you are familiar enough with Feng Shui by now
not to have a television in your bedroom.)
What in the world are you going to do? Feng Shui to the rescue!

Key to bedroom-office success is hiding the desk and related work essentials from view.
When you enter the room,
it is best not to see the workstation
and you especially do not want to have it within your tucked-in field-of-vision.
The energy of the office will tend to draw you in if you can see it.
This is sometimes a drawback with a home-office
and can be more distracting if it is a bedroom-office:
the space where your days begin and end.

Depending on the décor,
you may want to wrap a screen around the work area.
Shoji screens are great for this;
lightweight and easy to move out of the way and back again.
A bookcase might serve as a divider.
Nothing too tall (no view blocking), arrange books facing the office.

Consider a small wind chime placed over the work area.
This Feng Shui sound cure is size-appropriate with hollow, metal tubes.
Touch the wind chime as you begin and end work time to
demark the session and express gratitude.

To maximize the supporting Chi around your work area
be sure you are able to see the entry to the room when seated at your desk.
This Command Position will keep anyone from surprising you upon entering the room.
If it is impossible to position your desk to sit facing the door,
place a mirror on the wall you face so the door is reflected while seated.

If the mirror is directly in front of you,
be sure to reflect your entire face –
we do not want a missing forehead or mouth
(those are the thinking and speaking parts –
critically important).

To lend additional Feng Shui support to your bedroom,
store no thing under your bed.
Place two live or silk plants in the far back right corner of the room
(looking from the entry door).
This is the Feng Shui Relationship life area
and lush live plants will encourage togetherness
(no pointy leaves or cacti, please).
Try not to block the window with the screens hiding your work area.

Another Feng Shui suggestion to support your business
is to sit in a comfortable ‘office’ chair.
Neither a dining room chair nor a foldy version from the garage will do.
Do not face a bathroom door,
and keep that door closed whether or not you face it.
Tidy up all the dangling power cords into neat bundles.
Place the wastebasket out of sight and empty it frequently.

Now for the most important part of any Feng Shui endeavor: intention.
As you go about setting up a bedroom-office
or change the energy in an existing one be conscious of your intention.
Choose and be grateful for the experience as it is,
know that it is happening in this curious way to align with the whole of your life.

How to Use The Bagua

In gratitude and with an intention to serve.

Clearing clutter is
the single most important action
to take to
cause a shift toward
the Greater Good in your life.

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