FENG SHUI AND CLOCKS

I am one person who likes to take note of the time and as a result I have a habit of buying clocks.  The green alarm clock you see above is my latest acquisition.  This will be the twelfth clock I have at home.
As a matter of fact, clocks have significance in Feng Shui and also Chinese beliefs.  The best areas to display clocks would be in the kitchen, the living room and the office.
One thing I learnt was that one should not display big clocks in the bedroom as this is not good.  It is also not advisable to display several clocks as the bedroom is a place for rest and relaxation and so having two or more clocks ticking away might not be such a good thing.  I am guilty of this as I have two alarm clocks in my bedroom for fear that I'd fall asleep again after I shut off the first alarm clock.  Then I'd be late for work.
One reminder is that it is not advisable to display or hang clocks that can be visible from the entrance of the house.  In other words, the clock should not be placed facing the main door of the house.

Some Feng Shui masters advice their clients to  place a clock in an area of the house that has good Qi as the movement of the clock hands or pendulum will stimulate the Qi and let it circulate throughout the house.