PORTLAND FENG SHUI · WITH DORJE KIRSTEN
Let your home support the life you want to live.
Some spaces help us settle, breathe, and feel at home. Others seem to hold a restless or unsettled quality, even when they are beautifully furnished. Feng Shui invites a closer look at the relationship between your surroundings and your life.
A traditional Feng Shui consultation explores your home, its landscape, orientation, and timing, then translates that assessment into a practical plan for thoughtful change.
Greater Portland · $500 · Two one-hour visits
Written report and follow-up included
A DIFFERENT WAY TO UNDERSTAND YOUR SPACE
What would you like to invite into your life?
In the Feng Shui tradition, the arrangement of a home is considered in relation to health, prosperity, relationships, and well-being. The work is intended to support these areas through a more considered relationship with place. Specific outcomes cannot be promised.
A place to restore
Explore how the areas where you sleep, rest, and spend time support your sense of ease. Health and vitality are traditional aims of Feng Shui; this is work with the environment, rather than medical care.
Room for prosperity
Consider the spaces connected with work, opportunity, and the movement of daily life. Traditional adjustments are intended to encourage conditions associated with prosperity and a sense of possibility.
More harmony at home
Bring attention to the places you share, the transitions between rooms, and the patterns you notice at home. The intention is a space that feels more supportive of connection and everyday living.
LAND · DIRECTION · TIME
More than moving the furniture.
Classical Feng Shui considers a building in relationship to the surrounding land, its compass orientation, and the period in which it was built. I examine these relationships alongside your experience of the home and the questions you bring.
The five phases—wood, fire, earth, metal, and water—form part of this traditional language. They offer a way of considering relationships between qualities of place. The graphic illustrates those qualities; it is not a placement prescription for your home.
Subtle changes. A home that remains yours.
Recommendations can be discreet. You do not need to turn your home into a display of charms or unfamiliar symbols. I explain the reasoning behind the adjustments, with respect for the way you actually live and the character of your space.
YOUR CONSULTATION
Two visits. A considered plan.
01
We meet the home
During the first one-hour visit, we look at the land, property, layout, and your experience of living there. We discuss the changes you hope to support and the questions that brought you to Feng Shui.
02
I study the relationships
Between visits, I examine the landscape and the traditional calculations, including the Flying Stars, then map out appropriate recommendations for the property.
03
You receive a clear direction
At the second one-hour visit, we walk through the recommendations together. Your written report explains the adjustments and placements. You carry out the changes, with follow-up available for questions.
GREATER PORTLAND, OREGON
A consultation for your home.
Portland’s hills, waterways, trees, and varied neighborhoods give each property its own context. An in-person visit lets me consider your home in relation to the landscape around it.
I studied at the American Feng Shui Institute and have developed my approach through years of practice, study, and research. You can expect a thoughtful explanation of the traditional assessment, with space for your questions.
Your investment
$500
Greater Portland consultation: two one-hour visits, a written report, an explanation of placements, and follow-up for questions.
Outside Portland: $1,000 plus client-covered travel expenses. Please inquire before arranging travel.
Remote consultations: available by discussion. Without an on-site visit, additional information and fine-tuning may be needed.
Please get in touch before paying so we can confirm the location, scope, and next steps.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few practical questions.
Do I need to redecorate or buy special objects?
The consultation is about the relationship between your space and its setting. Recommendations are specific to the assessment; they do not automatically require a new decorating scheme or conspicuous Feng Shui objects. We discuss what each recommendation involves.
What should I send when I inquire?
Tell me the area where the property is located, whether you are seeking an in-person or remote consultation, and what you would like to explore. A short description is enough to begin. We can discuss any plans, building dates, or other information needed for the assessment afterward.
Can you guarantee a change in health or finances?
No. Health, prosperity, and harmony are traditional intentions of this work, and we can discuss them as goals. Feng Shui does not guarantee a particular outcome, and your personal circumstances and choices remain important.
What happens after the report?
You implement the recommendations at your own pace. The consultation includes follow-up for questions about the plan, so you can understand what is being suggested and how to carry it out.
A HOME. A LANDSCAPE. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.
What would a more supportive home make room for?
Tell me a little about your space and what you hope to change. We will begin with a conversation about whether a Feng Shui consultation is a good fit.