Don’t Forget the Kids

Because children are always growing and usually full of energy, it’s best to use more yang
than yin features in bedrooms. This means more light and more noise. Don’t use fierce looking pictures or figurines like wild animals.Bad placement of the bed and study desk will cause problems to the child’s health and performance in school. For children, the sitting and sleeping directions are two vital factors in getting feng shui right.

1. Arrange the child’s bed to face their Fu Wei direction – It is not necessary to tap the wealth direction, since they have not yet entered the job market. Instead, activate for good health and study luck. (If you do not know the fu wei direction for your child, go to www.wofs.com and enter your child’s birthdate and gender in the “kua calculator” – top right corner of home screen. Once you know the kua number it’s easy to find the Fu Wei direction.)
2. Focus on the study desk. Make sure they are tapping their Fu Wei direction when studying or doing homework.

Things to Take into Consideration when Arranging the Study Room 

1. Do not place the desk with a window or door behind the chair.
2. Do not have a tree growing too near your child’s bedroom.
3. Avoid a protruding air conditioner or exposed beam on top of the desk.
4. Avoid sharp edges of cupboards, pillars and protruding corners.
5. Do not have open shelves in the bedroom.
6. Make sure the NE is not affected by a toilet, storeroom or kitchen. If it is, place a 6-rod metal windchime to exhaust the afflicted earth energy there.

Feng Shui Enhancers for Study Luck 

1. Place a crystal globe in the NE of the room. Turn the globe 3 times a day.
2. Place a 7-level pagoda in the NE of the study desk for good exam luck.
3. Place a nice lamp in the NE of the bedroom to activate for study luck