Mirrors, with their unique form of energy, can be a double-edged sword. In the bedroom, they have the potential to cause significant harm. Considered a major taboo, mirrors in the bedroom can disrupt the harmony of a couple's marriage and love life. They exude a yin energy that can sometimes create the illusion of a 'third party'. If you feel the need to have a mirror in your bedroom, it's best to keep it closed or covered.
No mirrors on the ceiling, please!
Feng shui masters strongly advise against mirrors that directly face the bed. This often occurs when built-in cupboards have mirror doors that reflect the bed. The negative effects of such mirrors are believed to contribute to poor health and turbulent marriages. Mirrors reflecting the bed can instill a sense of insecurity and, in severe cases, can even affect our mental well-being.
In feng shui, the mirror is considered a metal element that gives off yin energies. These energies, which are associated with femininity, darkness, and passivity, can balance the energies of the sleeping couple. However, it's important to note that some individuals may be more sensitive to these energies than others.
Given that we spend long, nocturnal hours in the bedroom, it's understandable that we prefer not to have mirrors near or reflecting us. It's a wise practice to keep mirrors out of sight from our sleeping position, ensuring a sense of safety and comfort.
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