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• Beam Overhead: How to Fix a Beam Over the Bed — Step Out of Its Shadow First, Then Box the Beam, Hang Gourds, Swap in a Flush Light, with a Five-Step Process

  Beam overhead: get the pillow and torso out of the beam's vertical shadow first, then box the beam, hang gourds, and swap the pendant for a flush light. Covers fixes for bed, sofa, desk, stove, and shrine.

• Door Facing Door: How to Fix It — Check the Distance First, Then the Door Type, Then Three Moves That Work: Close the Door, Hang a Curtain, Add an Entry Cabinet

  Two doors facing each other: measure the distance, work out which doors they are, then pick the cheapest fix — close the door, hang a curtain, add an entry cabinet. Inside three meters it matters; past three, leave it.

• Toilet Facing the Bed: How to Fix It — Tell the Door-to-Bed Case From the Headboard-on-the-Bathroom-Wall Case, Then Move the Bed, Close the Door, Add a Divider

  A toilet facing the bed is two problems: the bathroom door aimed at the bed, and the headboard against the bathroom wall. The door is sight lines and airflow; the wall is damp, so waterproofing and exhaust come first.

• Feng Shui Q&A Overview: An Index of High-Frequency Feng Shui Questions — Seven Categories, Key Answers, and the Order to Fix Them

  Feng Shui questions vary, but nine out of ten land in the same spots: headboard direction, mirror facing the bed, beams over the bed, the wealth position. Seven categories, each with its key answer and the order to fix it.

• Headboard Direction: Which Way Should the Headboard Face — Solid Wall First, East and West Four Fates for Favorable Directions, a Five-Step Adjustment

  Headboard direction has three layers: a solid wall behind the headboard, six placements to avoid (window, bathroom wall, facing the door, facing a mirror, under a beam), then a favorable direction by life trigram.