When is the last time you had a great night’s sleep?
A good night’s sleep is invaluable.
Keep the Coronavirus away with better sleep. Did you know that sleep is really good for your health and your immune system?
Therefore, this is information is critical during this time as a good immune system is your best defense against the Coronavirus (and all other viruses).
According to the National Sleep Foundation, sleeplessness can really adversely affect your health.
So, with the hope of helping you get the best sleep possible, I want to provide some tips.
One factor to consider for a better night’s rest is the direction you sleep (meaning compass direction); in other words, the direction for the top of your head (where the headboard appears) and the bottom of your feet.
What a compass has to do with it? Compasses are based on magnetic North or South and reveal the eight directions.
When we are born, we have an internal compass which helps us to crawl, walk and eventually run!
We may not be aware of it, but we consciously or unconsciously think about directions throughout each day. The sun rising and setting is a good example. Even in days of old, people traveled with the sun at their back in the morning and then at night so that glare wouldn’t affect their site. If you bicycle, drive, or travel – directions are part of life.
So what are your supportive directions?
There is a way for you to determine directions that best support you or someone you care about. Here’s how:
Use my free calculator to determine your Ming Gua or birth number. Enter your birth date and gender then select calculate. Your birth gender is key to the calculations because males are calculated differently than females. Note: (This is not numerology).
Once you have your Ming Gua number, scroll down the same webpage to see the gray chart. Use the zoom function if needed. The fourth column of directions represents your most restful direction, meaning you want this at the top of your head; however, any of the first four columns can work.
Does this really work?
Don’t take my word for it, hear from others:
- The results were almost instantaneous!
- At this time, we believe surgery is no longer necessary.
- Feeling rested and well even after surgery.
- One of my clients was scheduled for surgery to resolve her sleep apnea. After repositioning her bed, her sleep apnea disappeared and love life improved.
There are countless studies regarding sleep. Here are a few that cover directions too:
- Itamar Medical Highlights – Scoring guidelines based on COMPASS study results from Johns Hopkins sleep investigators at SLEEP 2018
- New Health Advisor – What is the best sleep direction?
- Body Ecology – Could the direction you sleep in improve your health and well-being?
- Spiritual Science Research Foundation – Sleeping with feet facing West
- Vastu Shastra Guru – Ideal sleeping directions per Vastu
There are more tips about bedrooms on my YouTube channel. This link shows a quick list. If you subscribe to my channel you’ll be notified when a new video is uploaded.
Be intentional about where you sleep. Keep the environment as yin (or restful) as possible. Bedrooms and the people sleeping in them are addressed in depth during residential consults. Schedule your no-cost consultation today!
Diana Garber, Feng Shui Master
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