Definition: What Is Command Position?
It's the optimal placement where you can see the entry without being directly in its path, with a wall or headboard behind for support. This reduces startle response and promotes restorative sleep and productivity.
How to Place Your Bed
- Choose a wall that allows you to see the door.
- Keep the bed out of direct line with the door.
- Use a solid headboard and avoid windows right behind.
- Balance the room with matching nightstands and soft lighting.
How to Place Your Desk
- Face the door diagonally; avoid turning your back to entries.
- Ensure a solid wall behind you or add a screen/bookshelf.
- Manage cables/clutter to keep chi flowing.
How to Place Your Stove
- Aim for sight of the kitchen entry when cooking (use a mirror if needed).
- Avoid placing the stove under a window or directly opposite the sink.
- Stabilize Fire with balanced Earth and Metal around.
Quick Reference Table
Item | Goal | Key Rule |
---|---|---|
Bed | Rest & Recovery | See the door, not in its path; solid headboard |
Desk | Focus & Leadership | Diagonal to door; wall or screen behind |
Stove | Safety & Nourishment | Sight of entry; avoid window behind/opposite sink |
FAQs
What if my room layout blocks command position?
Use a mirror to gain view of the door, add a headboard, and buffer the door path with a rug or plant.
Is it okay to sleep under a window?
Prefer a solid wall; if not possible, use heavy curtains and a sturdy headboard.
Do small studios follow the same rules?
Yes—use zoning, screens, and rugs to create command for each function.
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