I don't think wind chimes are supposed to be inside. What about hanging a crystal in the window? How much room is there between the end of the bed and the window? You could place a piece of furniture between them, maybe a love seat or even a sofa table might help.

The bottom of my daughters bed is against a window, it's all I can do at the moment, I chose the lesser "bad" direction. If it's moved anywhere else, doors open on to it or mirrored doors reflect it. I'm determined to frost those doors, I hate them. But I won the fight to keep them out of my room but lost the fight to keep the out of the kids, DH loves them and the fact that they were free. If he had his way we would have had mirrored doors facing each other in our room.

Hi,

Keep chimes outside and far from the house!

For Classical Feng Shui which does not use crystals or baguas, the main thing for a bedroom is to be able to see the door FROM the bed (to see your enemies entering!). So, when you open the door to the bedroom, you should be able to see the head of the bed easily, without the bed being aligned directly with the door (like a coffin ready to leave the room).

Your health energy lives in the walls of your room and your wealth energy comes in the window. You do not want to have a fountain in your bedroom -- too much yang energy. Soft colours usually apply unless you know how the Flying Stars fly within the room. A CD playing there would protect you from the infamous '5'. Unless you know the direction and birthdate of the house, you would not know where this star is, so the CD is good. A chiming clock somewhere in the house gives the same kind of protection as the music on the CD. The 5 star is the Evil Emperor who can do damage, but he is afraid of Heaven which is represented by the sound of metal (chiming clock) or the moving CD which gives out the metallic sound of music. Heaven (the stars in the sky) appears to be moving and it intimidates the Emperor so that he behaves.