29/03/2026
It is important to pay respects to all beings at a site before the start of a Feng Shui consultation.
There was a landed property with a hill behind it. During the assessment, the mountain god conveyed that for the well being of the occupants, there was something right in front of the house that needed to be resolved.
When I went to the front, everything looked normal. Nothing seemed out of place visually.
The owner then shared that three urns containing the ashes of their pet cats had been buried in the grass patch directly facing the main door.
Immediately, I understood the issue. These urns should not be placed there. They needed to be relocated to a proper resting place, such as a dedicated burial ground or a pet columbarium.
The owner arranged for workers to dig up the grass patch. They managed to recover two urns. Despite digging through most of the area, the third one could not be found. It had been buried much earlier by their mother.
When I returned for a second visit, I indicated the spot where the third urn was likely to be. Upon digging that area, they found it.
Sometimes what cannot be seen is precisely what needs attention. Respect and proper placement bring peace not only to the unseen, but also to those living in the space.
The main door is where qi enters the house. What sits directly in front of it will influence the quality of that qi. When something that should be at rest is placed there, it disturbs the flow.
Once corrected, the space becomes lighter. Qi can gather and enter properly, and the occupants will naturally feel the difference.