Feng Shui

1. Assignation 7.1
Oral Presentation: Final Draft (transcript)
Title: THE FENG SHUI AND THE BED:
ORIENTATION WITHIN THE BEDROOM
Ángel Julio Vázquez Cortés
National University College – ONLINE DIVISION
Glenda Carrión Rosado
Professor
November 29, 2017

2. Induction activity

3.  Correct way to place the
bed to rest better with
Feng Shui.
 Offer the greatest
protection, so that the rest
is deep and restful.

4. Feng shui is an ancient art and
science developed over 3,000
years ago in China. It is a
complex body of knowledge
that teaches us how to balance
the energies in any given space-
be it to home, office, bedroom
or garden-in order to assure
good fortune for the people
inhabiting it.

5.  The ancient Chinese believed that the
energy of a specific land.
 The Taoist theory of yin and yang, for
example, is essential to Feng Shui.
 It helps us examine the balance of the
feminine (Yin) and the masculine (Yang) in
our lives to maintain a good flow of Chi.
 Where yin and yang are two opposite
energies that are needed and
complemented, the existence of one
depends on the existence of the other.
 The yin and yang is a symbol of harmony
due to the balance produced by the
interaction of the two energies.

6. Rules to fix the bedroom in Feng Shui
 A good wall should be the support to the
head of the bed.
 There should not be windows or mirrors
behind the bed.
 The head of the bed should not be facing
a window or mirrors.
 There is nothing hanging on the bed.
 The foot of the bed should not lead to a
bathroom or an open hallway.
 Close the door to any bathroom that is
adjacent to the bedroom.
 The bed should not be in a straight line
with the door.
The audience reads each of the rules of Feng Shui

7.  How is the bed placed on the door?
 How is the mirror with respect to
the bed?
 How are the windows in relation to
the bed?
 Where do you see the tables?
 Do you notice the pillows placed on
the wall?
NOW!

8. The roof sloping over the head of the bed.
 Observe the roof sloping
over the head of the bed.
What happens with the
passage of Chi?

9. Evaluate according to what was discussed in this
dissertation. The following scenario, is this
bedroom Feng Shui? Why?
True No True
Final Activity

10.  Your bedroom, is Feng Shui?
 How would you fix the bed in your room to rest
better?
 What happens if the chi in your bedroom is depressed
or too active?
Reflective questions to the
audience

11. As a primordial condition, energy needs ordered
and cleared spaces to flow freely and in a controlled
manner. Chi does not move randomly within a
building, but in a certain way. The Chi moves in a
very similar way to the air that circulates around us;
Its flow and the direction it takes depends on the
objects and the forms it finds in its path.
Conclusion

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