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Dear Cindi,

1. Yes, in my opinion, one can certainly have a single mattress i.e. and keep it away daily the next morning.

2. This is secondary to Feng Shui and I feel that this is a practical approach in the use of limited space within the home.

3. I have heard that some FS practitioners are (quite) concerned with sleeping on a single mattress (within a bed post).

As some of these FS practitioners (feel) that a bed should be `raised' so that Qi can flow under the bed. In my opinion, this is again of secondary or not as important as other FS concepts or theories. For example, it is more crucial to check for poison arrow(s) aimed towards a home or thru the windows.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/30/2001 12:57:45 PM, Lim Cindi wrote:
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>Hi Cecil
>Can a bed be only a piece of
>single mattress? Can we put
>it away daily the next
>morning?
>
>You see, We trying to squeeze
>a room for my niece, but that
>happens to be in a family
>room.
>Hence, we cannot have a bed
>there - only a lounge chair or
>mattress.
>
>Kindly reply. Thank you.
>Cindi
>
>PS> do you consider sofabed -
>the kind that when opens up
>looks like =single mattress on
> the floor as Bed?
>Does the type of bed be
>correspondence to ones
>element?
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>Hi Cecil
>Can a bed be only a piece of
>=single
>mattress?  Can we put it away
>daily the next =morning?
> 
>You see, We trying to squeeze
>a =room for my
>niece,  but that happens to be
>in a family room.
>Hence, we cannot have a bed
>=there - only a
>lounge chair or mattress.
> 
>Kindly reply.  Thank
>you.
>Cindi
> 
>PS> do you consider sofabed =-
>the kind
>that when opens up looks like
>single mattress on
>       the
>floor as Bed?
>       Does
>the type of bed be
>correspondence to ones
>element?
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