Ingrida Posted January 18, 2002 Share Posted January 18, 2002 Dear Cecil, A mirror in my anterroom oposites my bedroom door. The problem is that I have no other place to move the mirror in the anterroom. How can I improve this situation or should I take out the mirror at all? Thank you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted January 18, 2002 Staff Share Posted January 18, 2002 Dear Ingrida, In most cases, I personally feel that it is not advisable to have a mirror facing the bedroom door, for two reasons: 1. A mirror may be a double-edged sword. Without proper investigation, we do not know whether it is placed in a good, bad, or inauspicious sector. If it is an inauspicious sector, it is believed that the mirror can reflect and double the bad luck. 2. This is also based on a common belief. When we ask most Feng Shui practitioners, the consistent answer is that it is bad to have a mirror facing any part of the bed. It is believed that when a person sleeps, his spirit leaves the body. What about a mirror facing the bedroom door? It may or may not be true, but if our spirit sees its own reflection, the idea is that it may get a shock. In my personal opinion, it is safer, if possible, to remove the mirror, mainly because of the concern in point 1 that it may not be an auspicious sector. Warmest Regards, Cecil Quote On 1/18/2002 7:48:00 AM, Anonymous wrote: Dear Cecil, A mirror in my anterroom oposites my bedroom door. The problem is that I have no other place to move the mirror in the anterroom. How can I improve this situation or should I take out the mirror at all? Thank you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted 50 minutes ago Staff Share Posted 50 minutes ago The author advises against placing a mirror facing the bedroom door, citing Feng Shui beliefs that mirrors can amplify bad luck in inauspicious areas and may disturb the spirit during sleep, recommending removal as a precaution. Key Takeaways - Mirrors are seen as a “double-edged sword” in Feng Shui: they can potentially double bad luck if placed in an inauspicious sector. - Many Feng Shui practitioners believe mirrors should not face the bed at all. - A traditional belief holds that a sleeping person’s spirit leaves the body and could be startled by seeing its reflection in a mirror. - Due to these concerns, the author personally recommends removing mirrors facing the bedroom door whenever possible. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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