Each Prosperity Feng Shui session is a collaborative consultation, tailored to your unique space and intentions. The practitioner brings knowledge of Feng Shui principles, energetic flow, and design strategies. The client contributes personal insight, lived experience, and a sense of purpose or change they seek.

Together, we align your environment with your intentions.

Taoism (道教 Dàojiào) teaches us to live in harmony with the Tao.

The Tao (道) – The Way of Nature
Every space exists within a greater environment. Tao reminds us to design in accordance with nature.

The Tao Te Ching (道德經), “The Classic of the Way and Virtue”) - the foundational Taoist text traditionally attributed to Laozi (老子), believed to have been composed in the 6th century BCE, offers timeless wisdom on living in harmony with the natural flow of the Tao.

Qi (pronounced 'Chee') is what animates all living things and gives a space its vibes . 

When Qi flows freely, life flows with ease. When it is blocked, things feel stuck.

• A cluttered entryway blocks Qi flow. Address blocked or stagnant Qi through decluttering, furniture adjustments, and balancing natural elements.

• A clear, welcoming entrance allows opportunity and vitality to flow in.

Our work is to bring balance and harmony to invite auspicious Qi into your life and optimize the flow of vital life energy to encourage health, happiness, and prosperity. 

  Windows and doors are carved for a house but it's the spaces that make a home work. 
— Tao Te Ching

Balance Yin and Yang's opposing opposing complementary energies energies creates harmonious and intentional spaces. Yin creates the space, Yang creates the form. 

• Too much Yin can create stagnation and lethargy
• Excessive Yang can lead to chaos and restlessness.

A well-balanced environment harmonizes these energies, bringing the Three Blessings of  a good life:  Good Fortune, Prosperity, and Well-being. 

Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water form the energetic foundation of Feng Shui. Each element represents distinct qualities and their dynamic relationships shape the balance and harmony of a space. Correcting elemental imbalances aligns environments to support well-being.

The Tao never acts, but through it all things are done

-Tao Te Ching

Wu Wei means effortless action.

• Align spaces for living with the natural flow
• Arrange spaces to allow the smooth flow of qi (i.e. avoiding blockages such as cluttered hallways or obstructions)
• Developing intentional natural designs that support the natural movement of people and energy through the space

When your space is in harmony, life flows effortlessly.

Aligning aspects of life with your physical space to achieve success and support personal well-being.

Incorporate simplicity and the removal of unnecessary distractions. Declutter to allow Qi to flow freely and create a sense of calm and focus. Design space with intention (i.e. unity of purpose) to ensure that every item serves a purpose. Value nothingness (space) and attention to the background.  Make space for possibilities and a place for the eye and mind to rest.  

In Taoist Feng Shui, we align with the Tao — the natural Way. Biophilic design is a modern expression of this principle, incorporating natural light, fresh air, flowing water, plants, and organic textures. When your environment reflects the living patterns of the Earth, it grounds you and lifts your spirit.

This can be as simple as introducing greenery and natural materials into your home — or, at its most aspirational, as immersive as a space for tea beside a flowing water feature. What matters most is not the scale or how elaborate but the connection to nature.

Research confirms what Taoist masters taught for centuries: spaces that connect us to nature reduce stress, restore vitality, and inspire creativity. In Taoist Feng Shui terms, they embody Wu Wei — effortless flow — design that follows nature.