The বচ্চোং কা কক্ষ belongs in the পূর্ব, পশ্চিম, বাযব্য. It is kept out of the আগ্নেয, নৈঋত্য. Every other direction is workable, and every fault below has a traditional remedy.
A child’s room is read differently from the master bedroom: it wants movement, growth and morning light rather than weight. The tradition is also more relaxed here, and school-age and adult children are often placed differently.
| Direction | Verdict | Element |
|---|---|---|
| উত্তর | Acceptable | — |
| ঈশান | Acceptable | জল |
| পূর্ব | Ideal | — |
| আগ্নেয | Avoid | অগ্নি |
| দক্ষিণ | Acceptable | — |
| নৈঋত্য | Avoid | পৃথ্বী |
| পশ্চিম | Ideal | — |
| বাযব্য | Ideal | বাযু |
পূর্ব. East suits a child’s room: first light, growth and the morning start the tradition wants for anyone still studying.
পশ্চিম. West is a settled, accepted placement for a child’s room and is often preferred for older children — the tradition reads it as steadiness after effort, which suits exam years.
বাযব্য. The north-west is the corner of movement, which the tradition reads as suiting children approaching the age of leaving — students, and young adults about to move out.
আগ্নেয. The fire corner is read as too hot for a child’s sleep — associated with restlessness and irritability. Where it is fixed, keep the room cool in colour, the bed to the room’s south-west, and screens out of it.
নৈঋত্য. The south-west is the parents’ corner in the tradition’s reading, and a child placed there is held to take on weight that is not theirs to carry. Where it cannot change, the room is kept light and the bed moved to its west side.
পূর্ব, পশ্চিম, বাযব্য — East suits a child’s room: first light, growth and the morning start the tradition wants for anyone still studying.
আগ্নেয, নৈঋত্য — The fire corner is read as too hot for a child’s sleep — associated with restlessness and irritability. Where it is fixed, keep the room cool in colour, the bed to the room’s south-west, and screens out of it.
No. The tradition assumes you cannot move a kitchen or a staircase, which is why almost every placement rule comes with a remedy — usually a change within the room (where the hob sits, which way the bed faces, what is stored in a corner) rather than a change to the building.