Feng Shui

Feng Shui takes into account time, space and orientation of a building, the floor plan layout, along with forms in and round the building. That’s why even if two buildings are built at the same time, can have different themes, and stories they present due to the degree they face and layout of the floor plan.

A Feng Shui audit is carried out by assessing, realigning and harnessing energies that are determined by the age of the building, degree it faces, and the land itself.
Put simply, a flying star chart is drawn up, specific and unique to a building. The analogy is that it’s like an astrological chart for the building. Just like our personal birth chart is drawn up from our date, time, and place of birth, so too is the chart for your building. This is then superimposed onto your floor plan, and the analysis, interpretation and necessary changes are made to optimise auspicious energies.

I am of the belief that the Feng Shui of a building resonates with you energetically, and reflects your strengths, challenges, and presents lessons you need to learn and work through.

My role as a Feng Shui consultant is to mediate between seen and unseen energies, connect with these, and in turn enhance auspicious energies and suppress challenging energies. That is, manipulating energies to overall bring love, luck, prosperity and good fortune to a home or business, and to flourish, support and allow the life of people, animals and plants to reach their full potential. This is done via the use of 5 elements along with the traditional Form, Compass and Flying Star school theories of Feng Shui.

• Discussion to identify main issues and concerns, and what you would like addressed
• Walk through the home or work space to familiarise myself with layout
• Obtaining the compass degree the building faces
• Calculating the flying star chart for the home
• Determining the current wealth sector of your building
• Optimising furniture layout
• Determining auspicious color schemes and elements in all rooms
• Correct placement of beds, desks, or work stations for all occupants
• Taking EMF readings (magnetic field via a Gauss meter) in bedrooms and areas where alot of time is spent) to determine if within Building Biology guidelines.

If able to remediate will do so, otherwise, contact details of a Building Biologist will be provided for further aid and discussion to help with any issues that need to be looked into further.