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CONSULTATION PACKAGE

As is out, so is in.

To begin this transformative process of Feng Shui for your home, you’ll first need to submit the “Get Your Quote” form. This will help me better understand your needs and desires. 

WHAT TO EXPECT | CLASSICAL FENG SHUI

PHASE 1

PRE-CONSULTATION QUESTIONNAIRE

Filling out my complete consultation questionnaire is a potent exercise that provides you and me with a deeper understanding of your challenges while giving us an opportunity to set a clear intention for the process and to define your goals.

PHASE 2

CONSULTATION
(2 hours)

This on-site visit consists of first studying the landscape to learn how to best harness the Qi of your home’s surroundings. Then, I analyze the floor plan and Qi flow of your home. Finally, by using the Luo Pan compass, I define the favorable directions and sections for the property, as well as for each resident based on their date of birth.

PHASE 3

POST-CONSULTATION WRITTEN REPORT

A comprehensive written report will be delivered (printed copy and pdf) within 21 days. We’ll discuss the report over the phone. This takes 45 - 60 minutes. After the call we schedule a follow-up call 3 months into the future to review the adjustments you have implemented.

Riikka Rajamaki | Feng Shui

I once had a client who was ready for a partner but her home was filled with art representing a single woman.

 

Or another client whose son had trouble sleeping and it turned out there was a wifi router close to his bed.

 

There’s a term in Feng Shui called “Gan Ying”.

 

It refers to the inherit connection among all things.

 

For example:

 

  • Chaos in your bedroom translates to chaos in your love life or to a lack of quality sleep.

  • Your work papers displayed on a greasy kitchen table translate to stressful deadlines.

  • Unopened mail translates to late fees (and more stress).

  • Broken front door translates to weak boundaries.

 

If a plant is having a hard time, we don’t call it a bad plant, right?

 

Instead, we take a look at its immediate environment –

 

the soil, the light, the room temperature and we make sure it’s not exposed to a draft.

 

Similarly, Feng Shi is simply observing the relationship between all things.

 

If you want better relationships, look around your home.

 

What is the message you are reinforcing through your living space and belongings, over and over?

 

What is the on-going conversation you have with your home?

 

Fill out this form to tell me more.

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