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Feng Shui expert claims that placing a mirror in front of the bed in the bedroom can cause a number of problems - from insomnia to nightmares and nightmares

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Sunday, 07 November 2021, 09:47 Updated: 23:15

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If you have had difficulty sleeping recently or have suffered from nightmares at night and blamed the transition to winter time it could very well be that you were wrong and the blame is elsewhere at all. According to Feng Shui, it turns out that there is a way to organize the furniture in the bedroom that will help you sleep better, especially if you have a mirror in the room.

Feng Shui is a Chinese mystical concept that includes a variety of methods for arranging and designing the home, for organizing objects and buildings in order to achieve harmony with nature. It was developed by the Chinese about 5,000 years ago and was then the basis of the Taoist religion (a philosophy or religion that is considered one of the 3 main Chinese belief systems along with Buddhism and Confucianism). The name "Feng Shui" in Chinese means "wind and water". According to Feng Shui (and other Eastern teachings), there is in the universe and in every body the life energy known as "qi" which is the basis for mental and physical health. When qi flows in the right direction in the home, everything the Torah promises may come true. The goal of Feng Shui today is to place the human built environment in points with the best qi.

So what does this have to do with sleep?

Vicky Svitlov, a feng shui expert, claims that when we sleep at night, our soul leaves the body and if there is a mirror in front of the bed it can mistakenly think that our reflection is our body and this will scare it - which causes nightmares at night.

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In addition, she claims that looking in front of the bed can also cause insomnia (insomnia - a condition in which the body instead of going to sleep, enters a state of over-arousal and anxiety of falling asleep), by depleting the body's energy, causing severe insomnia.

"When mirrors are placed in front of the bed, it causes a reflection of everyone in the bed and it causes there to be actually another entity in the room that can create problems and nightmares," Vicky said.

Israeli expert Irma Hazan also agrees and explains that seeing many virtues, one of them is duplication.

Just as the mirror replicates our next image expressed in our reflection, so it replicates energies.

That is, where there are good energies - they will be doubled, and where there are negative energies, not us, we will also get one epic dose.

She claims that a mirror in the bedroom can cause a lot of action and explains that hanging a mirror in front of the bed causes a disturbance in the balance of marital harmony.

"It could be that it was caused because the reflection causes the feeling that there is someone else present in the room," Hazan said.

An experiment can be done for one week, in which the mirror must be covered with a sheet (Photo: ShutterStock, G-Stock Studio)

She also explains that it is advisable to make sure that the mirror does not reflect our reflection when we are lying in bed.

When we sleep, our psyche is exposed and injury and excess energies as a result of appearance can cause us to fall asleep.

If we have a mirror in the bedroom where it does reflect us, says Hazan, we should ask ourselves: Do we sleep well?

If the answer is yes, there is no need to make a change.

If the answer is no, you can do an experiment for one week, in which the mirror should be covered with a sheet or turned over each time before bed.

If the sleep improved during the experiment - it is indeed recommended to lower the mirror and move it to another location.

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