The Feng Shui
Of Your Home Matters.
A Lot.

Most modern practitioners sell items as cures. If you have read anything on this page, I hope that gives you pause.

Our ancestors who developed Chinese metaphysics were sages — extraordinary people who spent centuries plotting the movement of stars and planets. They would not condone practices that bastardise this art. If items worked, they would have advocated it long before any modern pseudo-practitioner could.

There is a Chinese saying: 七分命理不出门，三分风水走天下 — meaning it is easy to pass off as a Feng Shui master having learned only a fraction of it, because the effects cannot be verified immediately the way proper astrological readings can. Most practitioners cannot even explain the fundamental theories of the 9 Palaces and Flying Stars. They pursue this purely as a business — not out of respect for Chinese history and culture.

I will never pitch feng shui as something guaranteed to change your life. It will help — but what most people fail to understand is that a house with genuinely good feng shui is extremely rare. It is naive to assume that just anyone can occupy a place with good feng shui.

Some things are fated — where you end up, which practitioner you engage, what you believe in. These are all part of the same affinity and process. The old Chinese saying 福人居福地 captures it precisely: people of good karma end up in places of good feng shui. To end up in a good house requires many factors to align simultaneously.

If you are already a homeowner, my role is to ensure you have the knowledge to plan ahead. Do not assume I can turn a bad house into a good one. I cannot change the orientation of the building or shift your main door. Those are structural facts.

If you are house-hunting, my role is to ensure you identify the best possible house given your chart and circumstances. But as I said — it is somewhat fated. We may shortlist an excellent property, but it could be out of budget or taken by another buyer. I will do what I can; whether the heavens think you deserve a good house is beyond anyone's control.

I receive this question regularly and I am happy to address it directly.

If I had unlimited resources, I would do this for free. But I have a family, bills, and a finite amount of time and energy. My fees are benchmarked against the volume of consultations I handle across all services.

More importantly: you will not just be benefiting from feng shui. You will be drawing on my knowledge and experience in astrological readings — BaZi and Zi Wei Dou Shu — which carry even more weight than the physical feng shui assessment. A Feng Shui audit takes significantly more time and energy than a BaZi consultation. The fee reflects that.

From a practical standpoint, fees also help me manage the volume and quality of the clients I work with.

The following are the formal obligations of the Feng Shui Audit:

• One on-site visit to the residence. If additional visits are required, fees will apply separately.
• Date selection for renovation commencement and move-in — included as part of the service.

Any other services provided — BaZi readings, reviewing your interior designer's work, follow-up questions — are considered goodwill and do not form part of the core engagement. My primary obligation is complete once the on-site visit is done. No refunds are entertained after that point.

No. I no longer write Feng Shui reports — for practical reasons. They are not as helpful or impactful in the long run as being present in person.

I would rather spend more time with you on-site, walking through your BaZi chart and the specific features of the house in person. That conversation is worth more than any document.

Please visit the Feng Shui House Hunt page for full details on the process.

It is physically impossible for me to visit every house you shortlist — so you will take the compass measurements and send me the floor plans for an initial remote assessment. I will walk you through exactly what to measure and how. Once we have shortlisted a strong candidate, I will head on-site to verify everything in person before you exercise your option to purchase.

There is one on-site visit included. This service exists because I do not want my Feng Shui practice to be about visiting people's houses and telling them their home is already bad — I want to help people find good homes from the start.