Command Position: Quick Reference
A quick definition of the Command Position in Feng Shui. Learn why it is the most critical layout rule for your bed and desk.
Definition
The Command Position is a core Form School principle dictating that your bed, desk, or stove should be placed diagonally opposite the door with a solid wall behind you. It ensures you have the widest visual field of the room while your back is protected.
At a Glance
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| School | Form School (Visual/Spatial) |
| Ideal Setup | Solid wall behind, diagonal view of door |
| Key Effect | Lowers unconscious anxiety, boosts authority |
The One Thing to Remember
If you can only make one feng shui adjustment, put your bed and desk in the Command Position to instantly lower spatial friction.
Go Deeper
For a full practical guide, read: → Command Position Setup Guide
Related Wiki Entries
→ [Form School Feng Shui] (/wiki/form-school-feng-shui): The branch that birthed this rule. → [Sha Qi] (/wiki/sha-qi): The rushing energy avoided by not sitting in line with the door.
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