How to locate your Bed in your bedroom using Fengshui

Ever wondered if there is a logic behind where you should place your bed? Why do interior designers make certain decisions? Why does your room make you feel stifled? Here is a clear visual explanation of how you should place your bed in your bedroom.

While this follows feng shui principals, there is no magic behind it, it is very much common sense, and I will explain why:)

I try to make it as short as possible, so please stay till the end!

Please feel free to ask me any questions in the comments section!

Please comment on what else you'd like to see, most of my videos are on Tiktok, but here is where I do not need to rush! :)

[User-wtjk]

Great instructions just one thing I’d like to add: you should also avoid putting your bed underneath any built in air conditioning and ventilation systems in order to prevent Ninja attacks etc.

[heatherhorlacher]

"This is a difficult room and compromises must be made."
Excellent life advice. Thank you sir.

[Shasgirl]

After spending the last 3 nights dodging sniper fire, I'm so glad I found this video. Now I can sleep peacefully. Thank you. 💗

[anshupadigla]

“So that snipers can’t shoot while you’re not noticing” OMG THANK U FINALLY SOMEONE WHO ADDRESSES MY GREATEST FEAR ☺️

[SkyeF-qj]

finally, a design video that considers the fact that snipers can come around (lol)

[GlacialFang]

Hey i just wanna say ive been having maaaajor anxiety since i moved to my current place. Basically when i was on my computer I had my back directly against the door. But since watching your content i switched stuff around so i at least have the door in my peripheral vision. Very noticable difference now. Thank you! I hope you continue to share these concepts and that it helps others too!

[fromto]

FINALLY a solution to my sniper problem! I'm so damn tired of them shooting at me every freakin' night!

[shesronamarie]

Ok but the “snipers can’t shoot you while you’re not noticing” part really got me cause I used to have my bed in front of my window and I always got a vibe that that was going to happen 💀😂

[jeanie]

I’ve always kind of had a vague understanding of Feng shui, purely on what felt right, glad to see I set my room up well.

[fuchsfarben]

A little tip from experience: If you have a pantry with a fridge and/or a freezer inside, do NOT place the head-part of your bed close to it. Those things make noises that you usually don't register during the day when its loud and busy, but at night, oh boy...
The beeping and hissing drove me nuts! Now I have my headrest away from that wall and 2 meters away.

[obnoxiouscommenter]

I've heard that if you want to position your study, make sure that the person in the seat doesn't have their back towards any opening. To reduce the unease of someone creeping up from the back. Be it from snipers or spies

Now that I think of it, is feng shui about protecting from assassinations

[hcch]

I would personally recommends 5:25 because you should put your bed away from the bathroom, you don't wanna hear the flush each time people use it when youre resting on your bed. You put your work desk near the window so it directs sunlight onto your desk this brings energy to you while youre working at the same time you can look out at the scenery outside when youre in stress. Your work desk is not supposed to face your bed that is very counter-productive, and easy to lose focus and constantly seeing your bed makes you procrastinate more. You shall fit in a book shelf against the bathroom wall this will help reduce the echo, at the same time, the whole working area is more conducive and helps you focus more easily.

[lolboy-]

lmao at the sniper. he said that so nonchalantly

[christopherkobale]

This is the most thought threw video, that I have ever seen on doing Feng Shui in a house, while considering ALL possible options.
Well done, Sir. I admire your great work!

[ToriReborn]

Before this I hadn't considered how important it is to properly separate the workspace from the bed. My current setup has me brushing against my bed at the door to go to my desk to work. What a better setup to have it be the first accessible thing when I open the door! Going to have to switch around my room because of this thank you!

[AmandaJYoungs]

We also have to consider the position of radiators in rooms here in the UK. You can't block a radiator because otherwise you are just heating the bed but not the room around it! It's complex to work these things out sometimes.

[les]

"so that snipers cant shoot you"

oh.

shit just got serious.

[MacDeece]

This is amazing. I’ve always had a natural sense for Fengshui, but I never knew what it was that I was feeling. I have no enemies or reason to fear for my life, but if I’m near a window when sleeping or sitting directly in front of a door with my back to it (especially with headphones on), I feel vulnerable and think about the most extreme possibilities, such as being crept up on, assassinated, a school shooting (so I sit in tactical positions with good views and near exits), etc. Wow.

[lolboy-]

these small beds and chairs are so cute!

[loafbreed]

glad i got recommended this channel tbh. I watched a few videos and realized how badly oriented some of my space was and followed the principles they teach and I've noticed an immediate dramatic improvement in not only the accessibility of my spaces but this tangible sense of energy. it feels clear, free of obstacles and already affecting my mood in a positive manner.
previously I had an armchair and some storage blocking the living space from the doorway so I would have to walk 90* and 90* and 45* to access the living space which did not feel seperate from the open larder kitchen.
Now my couch separates the living space from the kitchen, my desk is facing towards the open space and it feels at once protected yet spacious.
When able I will definitely try to apply this to my bedroom as well.