EXCERPT FROM DAILY OM ARTICLE:
Kimberly Garner, founder of the School of Holistic Design, adds that a big part of feng shui is setting intentions for our surroundings, asking ourselves, “How do I want to feel and what do I want to experience?” in a particular space. “We want to curate living and working environments that support our well-being and intentions,” she explains. “By doing so, we set our life on a trajectory of greater ease and progress.”
The bedroom, perhaps more so than any other room in your home, should be a sanctuary. “How our bedroom supports sleep, intimacy, and rejuvenation influences all other aspects of our life,” says Garner. “[The way] our bedroom eases us into sleep and waking makes a huge difference in the quality of our outer life and inner world.”
Read the full article: How to Feng Shui Your Bedroom