The questions keep pouring in about how mirrors affect you in your bedroom, and why Feng Shui advises against them.
Here’s an extreme example of the problem.
This bedroom has other Feng Shui challenges — no bedside lighting, for example — but the big (I mean BIG) issue is that giant mirror, reflecting everything that goes on in the bed.
On top of that, the cold, hard energy of the mirror spoils the Yin atmosphere that’s ideal in a bedroom by reflecting and magnifying any light in the room, and echoing sounds, besides.
Here’s another example — can you guess what makes this one just slightly better? (See if you can figure it out before you scroll down.)
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Yes — it’s the curtains on the bed, which can be drawn to protect sleepers from the mirror’s hard energy during the night.
If your bedroom includes mirrors that can’t be removed — mirrored closet doors, for instance — install a curtain over them that you can close at night.
You’ll sleep better, I guarantee it.
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