Well ,do you even watch? To call it supertitious is not quite right, if you watch him explaining it has reasons why they have those rules, and actually the rearangement he point out do make the room better. Anyway Im not trying to nag you of being offensed just to clarify, fengshui , is actually more about how circulation of air(feng) and water(shui) bc back then in chinese it matters,so depend on one mastery and how they apply the old fengshui to new modern lifestyle on its concept it will make difference .
@@1pearl.6 you say that like he wouldn't have an open mind without his job or it's some kind of thing he's doing to Garner popularity. If he didn't mention it, it would just go unnoticed. It's not like it's a big thing that everyone does to get likes.
@@1pearl.6 he's Singaporean. Singapore is a melting pot of diverse eastern cultres. There's chinese, indian, malay and eurasian cultures in it. Thus, it's not weird that he knows about muslim cultures as there are significant muslim population in Singapore.
I almost always fall asleep on trains. So when I get rich, my bed will be on a little train that is driving though my mansion during the night. No wondering anymore where and how to place my bed!
No matter how much sleep I get the night before sleeping on the train happens to me too. Not sure how true this is but I was told that it's the rocking back and forth motion like rocking a baby in a rocking chair that lulls you to sleep. For some reason that makes sense to me.
Maybe you could have a bed that simulates the feeling of the train moving, but then you'd need to place your bed 😬 but you wouldn't need a train operator 24-7
Oh have I got a story for you. Coming from a Hmong background I was warned never to sleep with my head pointing towards the door. But no one ever explained why. One day I took a nap with my head towards the door and I dreamed I was at a funeral and the dead person woke up and started chasing after me. I was so scared. Thankfully the dead person never caught me although it came close to getting through one of the rooms that I was hiding in inside the dream. After that I learned that sleeping with your head facing the door means it's an invitation for the dead to take you. I never ever again slept that way.
I remember a Hming friend saying something about that before! And also getting an impromptu lessen on the sacredness of the head (specifically the top) in Japanese class 😂
@@kirito5547 yeh im glad to be the same my house is very old so when its a storm outside or a lot of wind a bit if the house can shake and my old doors move too which always sounds like someone is attempting to come in so im glad i can't see the door xD cuz thats scary to see your door shaking all night
I need help, my bed head is up against 2 windows our feet are facing 2 doors that have mirrors on each door not directly but to each side of the bed. On my LHS is our door entry on the RHS is a wall that has the bathroom on the otherside. Any help will be accepted with gratitude thank you
@@sargestatus if feet are pointed towards bathroom door it might be alright, or feet by the windows! Sorry it’s kinda hard to imagine your room layout with just words 😅
I heard that it's stressful, your sleepy brain thinks your reflection is an intruder in your room. As a child I had a huge mirror close to my bed, it was scary (I thought there were monsters inside it)
Rule of thumb: if you’re in a horror movie, and the night vision camera is shooting from your POV in bed, what is the least horrifying perspective when the door seemingly creaks open on its own to reveal the darker area beyond it.
Or just place it where you feel the most protected when a random noise scares you at night. Wooden floors and ceilings can creak, making it sound like someone/something was there but it's just the wood reacting to changes in temperature and moisture. This kept me up for many nights in the first half year of living alone.
I cannot explain how happy I am to see you explain fluently which direction Muslims prefer to sleep in. That takes research, consideration and respect especially since you got it spot on! Thank you for making me feel included.
Wow, in one video by including everyone from Indians to Japanese, you made me so happy that I was subscribed to you. As a Muslim, I thank you for your incredible thoughtfulness!!
I like to sleep with my feet towards the east so that when I wake up my face is toward the rising sun and the light can help maintain my circadian rhythm. :)
You make the most smart video cause you show us how to put our bed, I have never understand what it mean put "the head towards " any direcction! A visual explanatión is so useful ! Thanks a lot !!!
Im English and I'm aware it's a bad idea to travel 'feet first' out of a door, such as when wheeling a hospital bed, as this is the way a dead person is carried out. I can say from experience, it feels very wrong, but hospital staff don't seem to be aware of this anymore.
If I'm the patient and I am watching, I'm not yet dead. To me if a patient, I don't care, if anything I like to see where the bed is going, as into a scanner or X ray room.
@@Hello-hello-hello456 They're not doing their job properly if patients feel uncomfortable. In my experience they're 'too busy' to care at all these days.
In more than 15 years in the medical field, I've never had a patient ask to be "wheeled out" backwards. On the rare occasions I had to move a patient head first for a longish distance, I've actually received complaints. Patients want to see where they're going. Being sick and hospitalized is enough uncertainty. But if a patient had asked to be moved head first, I would have no problem doing it for them. It just never happened.
yeah, like I knew about sleeping on the right side and not facing your feet towards the Qibla but I've never put it together like this, it makes sense.
Thank you for showing us how something as simple as sleep can be so different and mean different things to different cultures. Our differences make us beautiful, loved this video!(:
I love that Feng shui is very personal for you. More than just following a strict code, you have an amazing sense of empathy that drives you to making everyone's energy fuzzy and happy.
i just use my own body to tell me which way to sleep. There's just too many factors with each individual living environment to pull out a play or rules book that can cover it. Your body knows best so...just experiment and listen or feel what it likes. It will never lie !
My Hungarian grandma taught me I need to sleep with my feet to the south so they stay warm and cozy. I used to feel disoriented in the morning when I slept in a different direction. Now I can handle sleeping in any direction but I think my sense of orientation has gotten worse from it.
I have been watching your videos for a while now and finally rearranged my bedroom. My feet are no longer pointing toward the door and the room flows better. It makes me happy. Thank you!
Me too. Feet to the door with a Long hallway right outside, head to the northeast, single with bed in the middle of the room. No wonder I'm having seizures every night in my sleep. 🤣
I actually tend to sleep on my right, facing my door. I feel more in control. It helps that I'm at the end of a very short hallway in a more isolated part of the house.
In my culture it’s really about “what works best.” I’ve had every position in my room, I’ve switched the bed around in so many positions because I have had issues with room configuration. I finally made a floor plan last year after watching a few of your videos. It still feels under construction… alas.
i have this perfect little spot in my room where my bed fits just right. I can see the window and theres a wall where the chimney goes through that hides the door. Very cozy :-)
SLEEP WITH DIRECTION IS BEST FOR YOU!!!! FEEL IT!! I’ve ALWAYS slept north. When I change my bed EWS, I’ve never slept good. Unless I had the bed in the center. Now that was always funn!!!
This was an important comparison, I always wondered if the feng shui was same as vastu or different when it comes to sleeping and study positions Can you please also make a video like this one for study/ office?
![सोते समय सिर किस दिशा में होना चाहिए? What is the Best Direction to Sleep In? [Hindi Dub]](/img/n.gif)
Although I'm not very superstitious about stuff like this, your videos are really interesting to watch! Keep it up 💪🏻
Well ,do you even watch? To call it supertitious is not quite right, if you watch him explaining it has reasons why they have those rules, and actually the rearangement he point out do make the room better.
Anyway Im not trying to nag you of being offensed just to clarify, fengshui , is actually more about how circulation of air(feng) and water(shui) bc back then in chinese it matters,so depend on one mastery and how they apply the old fengshui to new modern lifestyle on its concept it will make difference .
@@PaulH206 it's just different cultures, kinda weird to diminish it like that even if it is technically right
@@d3adxb0yxwalk1ng i didn't say there's anything wrong with it, just that it is indeed superstitious
@@d3adxb0yxwalk1ng just because its part of a culture doesn't make it any less superstitious or pseudoscience-y
@@LL-tr5et i know... practice reading comprehension skills please
Awwww he included the Qibla for muslims
Ikr
Ugly brown people
@@1pearl.6 you say that like he wouldn't have an open mind without his job or it's some kind of thing he's doing to Garner popularity.
If he didn't mention it, it would just go unnoticed. It's not like it's a big thing that everyone does to get likes.
@@1pearl.6 he's Singaporean. Singapore is a melting pot of diverse eastern cultres. There's chinese, indian, malay and eurasian cultures in it. Thus, it's not weird that he knows about muslim cultures as there are significant muslim population in Singapore.
Is popular where you live? My first time hearing about even tho I live in. Majority muslim country
I almost always fall asleep on trains. So when I get rich, my bed will be on a little train that is driving though my mansion during the night. No wondering anymore where and how to place my bed!
Bro that's genius
No matter how much sleep I get the night before sleeping on the train happens to me too. Not sure how true this is but I was told that it's the rocking back and forth motion like rocking a baby in a rocking chair that lulls you to sleep. For some reason that makes sense to me.
I'll buy a ticket for that train ride!!
That sounds so amazing I hope you may someday live your dream 😌💜
Maybe you could have a bed that simulates the feeling of the train moving, but then you'd need to place your bed 😬 but you wouldn't need a train operator 24-7
I love how you talk about different believes here
I am from India, can't emphasize enough how much attention my family and I pay to this aspect of sleeping tbh.
My heart melted and I am now actually flustered for him mentioning in depth about qiblah
Now you need a surgery
@@1pearl.6 Nice copy and paste.
@@1pearl.6 na he’s just Singaporean
He's a certified architect if i remembered correctly.
Ew.
As a Muslim, I really appreciated you including that information
@@1pearl.6 dont care didint ask stop spamming
Retard just sleep however you want what direction you sleep in has no effect on anything
Oh have I got a story for you. Coming from a Hmong background I was warned never to sleep with my head pointing towards the door. But no one ever explained why. One day I took a nap with my head towards the door and I dreamed I was at a funeral and the dead person woke up and started chasing after me. I was so scared. Thankfully the dead person never caught me although it came close to getting through one of the rooms that I was hiding in inside the dream. After that I learned that sleeping with your head facing the door means it's an invitation for the dead to take you. I never ever again slept that way.
**me who slept this way my whole life** alright 💀
So interesting that it's the complete opposite of some other cultures vut doors and death and sleeping still have a connection! A threshold metaphor.
I remember a Hming friend saying something about that before! And also getting an impromptu lessen on the sacredness of the head (specifically the top) in Japanese class 😂
@@imechko_familia sameeee. From the day I was born, I have been sleeping with my head towards the door.
@@kirito5547 yeh im glad to be the same
my house is very old so when its a storm outside or a lot of wind a bit if the house can shake and my old doors move too which always sounds like someone is attempting to come in
so im glad i can't see the door xD
cuz thats scary to see your door shaking all night
So Japan wants us to sleep backwards 😭
I need help, my bed head is up against 2 windows our feet are facing 2 doors that have mirrors on each door not directly but to each side of the bed. On my LHS is our door entry on the RHS is a wall that has the bathroom on the otherside. Any help will be accepted with gratitude thank you
@@sargestatus if feet are pointed towards bathroom door it might be alright, or feet by the windows! Sorry it’s kinda hard to imagine your room layout with just words 😅
I'm Mexican and my family says it's bad luck to sleep with a mirror facing your bed
I heard that it's stressful, your sleepy brain thinks your reflection is an intruder in your room. As a child I had a huge mirror close to my bed, it was scary (I thought there were monsters inside it)
It's creepy
It's freaky is what it is
No wonder something bad happens to me when I feel good for 0.00000000000000000001 seconds.
Honestly i get freaked out even having a mirror I can see into from my bed, so I definitely get this
Rule of thumb: if you’re in a horror movie, and the night vision camera is shooting from your POV in bed, what is the least horrifying perspective when the door seemingly creaks open on its own to reveal the darker area beyond it.
Anywhere but there.
Or just place it where you feel the most protected when a random noise scares you at night.
Wooden floors and ceilings can creak, making it sound like someone/something was there but it's just the wood reacting to changes in temperature and moisture. This kept me up for many nights in the first half year of living alone.
Thanks for covering each tradition!
I cannot explain how happy I am to see you explain fluently which direction Muslims prefer to sleep in. That takes research, consideration and respect especially since you got it spot on! Thank you for making me feel included.
Wow, in one video by including everyone from Indians to Japanese, you made me so happy that I was subscribed to you. As a Muslim, I thank you for your incredible thoughtfulness!!
Wow. This is the most inclusive and respectful overview of shared and differing customs across cultures. 👏👏👏
I like to sleep with my feet towards the east so that when I wake up my face is toward the rising sun and the light can help maintain my circadian rhythm. :)
You make the most smart video cause you show us how to put our bed, I have never understand what it mean put "the head towards " any direcction! A visual explanatión is so useful ! Thanks a lot !!!
Im English and I'm aware it's a bad idea to travel 'feet first' out of a door, such as when wheeling a hospital bed, as this is the way a dead person is carried out. I can say from experience, it feels very wrong, but hospital staff don't seem to be aware of this anymore.
If I'm the patient and I am watching, I'm not yet dead. To me if a patient, I don't care, if anything I like to see where the bed is going, as into a scanner or X ray room.
@@seekingthelovethatgodmeans7648 Same. I dislike being wheeled backwards through the door because it's unsettling not to know where I'm being taken.
Because hospital staff have no time for superstitions, that would be stupid. They’re concerned with doing their job properly.
@@Hello-hello-hello456 They're not doing their job properly if patients feel uncomfortable. In my experience they're 'too busy' to care at all these days.
In more than 15 years in the medical field, I've never had a patient ask to be "wheeled out" backwards. On the rare occasions I had to move a patient head first for a longish distance, I've actually received complaints. Patients want to see where they're going. Being sick and hospitalized is enough uncertainty.
But if a patient had asked to be moved head first, I would have no problem doing it for them. It just never happened.
My boyfriends mom is Irish and she told us that the Irish also don’t sleep with their feet toward the door
I just learned about the Qibla aspect the other day. It was new to me, and probably a lot of other people too. Cool to see it included here☺️
yeah, like I knew about sleeping on the right side and not facing your feet towards the Qibla but I've never put it together like this, it makes sense.
I just keep making my son help me move my bed/furniture around until it “Feels Right”😂😂
I'm just going to sleep standing up.
The ‘now you know’ always makes my day. Thank you ❤
I just found this guy and he is freaking adorable.
In Hawai’i it’s bad to sleep with your feet towards the door. “Night marchers” will try to take you with them back to “the otherside.”
The way you mentioned qibla was just so awesome, thank you
As a Muslim I’m genuinely so happy you included us 🥹🥹🫶🏻 much love to you!!
Thank you for showing us how something as simple as sleep can be so different and mean different things to different cultures. Our differences make us beautiful, loved this video!(:
I wait patiently for the "so now you know!" 😌
I love that Feng shui is very personal for you. More than just following a strict code, you have an amazing sense of empathy that drives you to making everyone's energy fuzzy and happy.
I really love how knowledgeable you are about all this culture
I love your channel and I don't exactly know why. You are a gem
Very informative and well researched. Great video
I personally sleep with the tip of my head facing the core of Earth for that Earth energy.
How? Upside down?
i just use my own body to tell me which way to sleep. There's just too many factors with each individual living environment to pull out a play or rules book that can cover it. Your body knows best so...just experiment and listen or feel what it likes. It will never lie !
Head toured the south . Google it . Magnet failed is all out any thing else is bs
The way I’m currently in bed with my head facing north
You are SO KNOWLEDGEABLE!!!
Very kind of you to consider the Qibla in this demonstration thank you
How to figure out whats your lucky direction? And what are the rules for us in the northern hemisphere? More spesific Scandinavia?
Look up your kua number
I'm a skeptical person but every since I keep having sleep paralysis when i sleep infront of the door (feet facing door) I avoid it at all cost
Not quite familiar with Philippine superstitions but I know a few of us follow feng shui. Our family are skeptics that's why I don't know much
I find it is best to sleep with my head at the headboard end.
MashaAllah i like the fact that Cliff said these in a very respectful tone especially when mentioning Qiblah...
My Hungarian grandma taught me I need to sleep with my feet to the south so they stay warm and cozy. I used to feel disoriented in the morning when I slept in a different direction. Now I can handle sleeping in any direction but I think my sense of orientation has gotten worse from it.
Lovee that you mentioned qibla information
I have been watching your videos for a while now and finally rearranged my bedroom. My feet are no longer pointing toward the door and the room flows better. It makes me happy. Thank you!
Wow hearing India made me proud ❤
I'm Haitian 🇭🇹 and my mom always told me not to sleep with my head towards the north.
Thank you for including Jews I love your content ❤
when i moved into my first apartment i took a few moments to feel it out before i set my stuff up. i recommend this as well.
That was very nice of you to include everyone!!!
Keep it up man!! 👍❤️😊
It's so nice how inclusive this video is. Thanks!
thank you for including the qibla!!!! ❤
I am SO IMPRESSED he knew about the Qibla! 😱
Just your feng shui content alone is really informative, but it makes me happy that you branch out and include other topics/aspects
Love this . Its so interesting i just changed my bed to south east side and i sleep way more peaceful and deeper
Adding different cultural/traditional elements was very thoughtful. 😊
Sleep with your right side facing it. The earth being a circle
Thank you for covering multiple cultures & belief systems!
Literally the best guy in the world
Lovely how you included Qibla and the Kaaba ❤️🕋
You have such fascinating information!
so cool how you discussed beliefs around the world!
*pulls out compass app to see which way my bed is*
*sees it’s heading north with feet to the door*
……you know…everything makes so much sense now
Me too. Feet to the door with a Long hallway right outside, head to the northeast, single with bed in the middle of the room. No wonder I'm having seizures every night in my sleep. 🤣
@@TheLoneMitten Damn. Long hallway right after your room sounds eerie.
@@prithyachan333 my insane ex rearranged it.
Thank you for including us. Everyone always forgets.
This is so interesting and beautifully summed up!! Love your videos
Love the inclusiveness ❤
Best direction actually is head facing towards south and feet facing north.
Wow, this was an impressive display of cultural knowledge. Now I have a bunch of new terms to learn about! Thank you!
That was a lot of info in one short! Thank you!
I love your inclusion of other faiths and for islam it is right 👍👍👍
You are a modern master of worldly feng shui. A true geomancer.
Vastu Shastra is MOST scientific. Every one should learn it and apply it. It has transformative results if one follows correctly
Well THAT clears things up! 😁
I actually tend to sleep on my right, facing my door. I feel more in control. It helps that I'm at the end of a very short hallway in a more isolated part of the house.
Fantastic info of cultural differences! Thank you!
We face the door in our bed, but not directly. We love seeing our cats in the hallway.
In my culture it’s really about “what works best.” I’ve had every position in my room, I’ve switched the bed around in so many positions because I have had issues with room configuration. I finally made a floor plan last year after watching a few of your videos. It still feels under construction… alas.
i have this perfect little spot in my room where my bed fits just right. I can see the window and theres a wall where the chimney goes through that hides the door. Very cozy :-)
For muslims the best way to sleep its on your right side.
So much cultural differences in one short video. Very interesting and also informative and useful
really happy you included indians. please keep making more videos :)
So much knowledge
I think I've always slept head north or east. It just feels right. Might be a symptom of window locations too lol
Love this person!
How nice of you that you included the muslim way correctly. Thank you
Great channel, thanks for explaining this! 🙏💜 I'd love to learn Feng Shui properly.
What do you recommend for the people that get bored and move their furniture around constantly? Lol
Continue
Thank you thank you thank you thankyou so much for explaining this
Shit, I sleep EXACTLY to the North, like, perfectly aligned, and I never knew. Thank you.
I love this!
Brilliant ❤
Being a Jew and hearing a Jewish sleeping superstition put a huge smile on my face. I didn’t know that! Your channel is always so fun to watch! ❤
SLEEP WITH DIRECTION IS BEST FOR YOU!!!! FEEL IT!! I’ve ALWAYS slept north. When I change my bed EWS, I’ve never slept good. Unless I had the bed in the center. Now that was always funn!!!
You are so adorable!! Like u lot..❤
So respectful and well informed ❤️🙏
Thank you! 🙂
This was an important comparison, I always wondered if the feng shui was same as vastu or different when it comes to sleeping and study positions
Can you please also make a video like this one for study/ office?
I love knowing now!
Abiding by just a few feng shui rules is really difficult at least for a beginner like me
Thank you 🙏
This video is AWESOME
Great video!