5 Vastu Tips To Bring Positive Energy In Child Room
By: Pinki Sat, 22 Sept 2018 11:25:17
Everyone needs a sense of care and connection with their family and home. Creating a personal space for every individual, especially children, is particularly important for fostering this sense of connectedness within the family. Vastu is essential in helping fill our children’s bedroom with positive vibes, warmth, love, and good dreams. A child’s room needs to reflect a nurturing environment. Arranging their rooms in terms of the ancient philosophy of Vastu will ensure that their health and wellness is taken care of.
* Children’s room must be ideally constructed in the west zone of the home. The door should be east facing to welcome positive energies and happiness in the bedroom. The door of the bedroom should open clockwise. Avoid hanging signs or boards on the door as they foster negative energy like ego clashes, aggression and fights between children and their parents.
* There should be no direct door, window or mirror in front of the bed as it could lead to a lack of sleep and hypertension, which could result in insomnia. Mirrors can sometimes create weird illusions when you don’t fully focus your vision on it, thereby ridding the space of positivity. Most experts also say that a mirror facing the bed depletes personal energy and creates sleeplessness. Because the mirror bounces all sorts of energy, it disrupts the tranquillity needed in a bedroom for better sleep.
* The bed must be placed in the west or southwest corner of the room to usher in good fortune, good health and success. The bed must be made of wood. A metal frame can foster negative vibrations in the environment.
* Stop children from eating on the bed as it can invite bad dreams and negative energy. One must prohibit kids from eating on the bed as it is a place purely meant for sleep and relaxation.
* According to Vastu, avoid placing too many electronic gadgets in a child’s room as they produce high electromagnetic stress and harmful radiation. This could have a negative effect on a child’s concentration power.
