Need some Fenshui advice..?

I rent a room from my mother-in-law! So basically my bedroom also my office too! How can I apply feng shui in my room ? I read lots about don't put electricity stuff in the bedroom and no plant or water in the room and also no mirror in the room! I have all of this! I dun know how to draw the picture I try to decribe it:
My bedroom actualy facing south. The door is facing the toilet out therein the hallway whish is locate in north! so when you entered the room in ur left hand site I have 2 set of computer there and next to the computers will be my queen size bed! All this 3 stuff are against the wall. And my footboard is facing south. Next to my bed will be the window. Now in the right hand site when you entered the room will be my built in closet. the wall opposite the computers will be a night stand next to the closet and a medium plant then tv then 3 drawer stand then my dresser. Which the dresser excatly line up as my bed. So now how can I apply feng shui for wellness in my room?

The bedroom is considered to be one of the most important rooms in Feng Shui. The best bed position is opposite the diagonally opposite the door. If you do not have a reasonable view of the door a mirror should be used to reflect anyone entering. All electrical items should be on the opposite side of the room from the bed. The idea of Feng shui is to not have to much clutter in the room which will be hard in your situation seeing that you have to fit so much in. Maybe counteract the situation by applying some principles of Feng Shui. Make sure you have plenty of storage and things put away or organised in cupboards. Buy yourself some bamboo baskets to keep clutter in. Put a plant in the room for good energy. Burning aromatic oils or incense raises the energy in a room. Lastly paint the room Blue is peaceful and soothing and Purple is motivating.

Here are a few tips for using Feng Shui in your bedroom to improve your sleep.

The walls and ceiling should be painted in soft pastel colors. The carpet should blend with all the other elements in the room, so keep it light colored or neutral.

**check this site for additional advice

http://sleepdisorders.about.com/od/alter...