How would I position my babies crib using feng shui?
She will be born in july of this year2007. My house is 3 houses away from a main street where there is a cemetary. I already have 3 mirrors set in my living room facing the cemetary to relfect back the negative energy. I was told to light insence in the middle of my living room and front door in the morn and eveningtoo. any sudgestions on what colors i can also use in the roomsince she will be in our bedroom?
the room has one wall with no windows the other 2 wall have windows. the window less wall is aligned with the door, and i read not to align the crib directly witha door, so what do i do? help!!:o)
Position your child’s crib or bed with a solid wall behind its headboard (not lengthwise) to provide solid support in his/her life. The bed should not be against a window or be directly in line with the door. Do not place the baby against a wall that has plumbing on the other side of it such as a toilet. For more advanced Feng Shui, you can line up your child’s crib/bed so the head points in one of their 4 favorable directions.
She will be a 3 Gua person which is a wood energy.
South, North, Southeast and East are her best directions. Try to aim her crib in one of these directions.
As for the cemetery, plant a row of red flowers on the side of the home that is in line with the cemetery.
If you have to allign her with the door you will need something so the chi does not hit her directly since it will be too strong.
Usually a screen works best. If not, hang some sheer fabric from the foot of her crib if the crib has posts. Otherwise a faceted crystal sphere between the door and the crib which is hung from the ceiling will disperse the energy and soften the effects.
I have written a couple of articles on both these topics.Maybe they will be of use to you.
Here is Feng Shui for Babies
http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/Feng_Shui_for_Babies.html
and here is Feng Shui says No Way to Cemetery
http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/Miller37.html
Many blessings on your new addition to your family.
P.S don’t let anyone make her bed until she comes home.
Mommy’s Minute – Feng Shui: Location Of Bedroom
