Sandra Ruggles, Coaching & Consulting, Motivational Speaker & Teacher, Money Camp Counselor, El Dorado, CA

A private Feng Shui Consultation is done so that you can create an abundant environment in which to thrive and supports your overall quality of life in your home or business.

There are three different methods that I utilize in a Feng Shui Consultation:
Traditional Compass School (Taoist Method) using the Lo Pan Compass
Black Hat Tantric Buddism Method utilizing the Front Door as the Bagua
Form School

Selling Your Home
Staging a Home to Sell
Buying A New Home
Building a New Home
Creating a Supportive Environment within your Home or Business
Something doesn’t feel right, but you don’t know what it is.
Creating the highest and best use of space for health, wealth, relationships,
family, creativity and love in your Home or Business.
Designing a Home or Business
Color to Enhance the Home or Business
Creating functional and healthy spaces for children
Changing your life to reflect your inner truth
Death or sickness in a home requires adjustments
Any Life Transitions that require movement in a home or business
And more……

How will Feng Shui help me?

FENG SHUI used in a home or business will absolutely transform your living space and allow for free flowing energy to empower you and your space. During a Feng Shui consultation, Sandra will determine where the Chi flow is blocked and use the principles of Feng Shui to enhance the home or business with color, shapes or elements. You will love the feeling of your home or office and it will be designed with function in mind for practical living as well.

I offer a 30 minute complimentary consultation as an intake interview so we can get to know each other and then agree on working together to achieve results. This is usually done when you call to schedule an appointment. I will ask you for your birth information which includes: time and date of birth and birth place.

Home Consultation (under 2000 sq.ft.) is
$250.00 for the Greater Sacramento Area
Travel time is an additional $25.00 outside the area.

Business Consultation (under 2000 sq.ft.) is
$400.00 for the Greater Sacramento Area
Travel time is an additional $25.00 outside the area.

Home Consultation (2000 – 4000 sq.ft.) is
$300.00 for the Greater Sacramento Area.
Additional travel time $25.00 applies.

Business Consultation (2000 – 4000 sq.ft.)
Call for quote depending on complexity of building.
Additional travel time quoted with consultation fee.

Interior Space Energy Clearings and House Blessings -
$50.00 to $100.00 depending on size of area.

Land Energy Clearings and Blessings
Quoted on a case by case basis depending on size of land area.

The ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui has been alive for over 4,000 years. It is one of the 8 rays of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is the study of heaven and earth in relation to humans and all living things. The Chinese refer to this as the “San Cai” or the Three Gifts.   It is the meeting of the visible, invisible and vibrational worlds together to achieve harmony and balance. When a subject such as Feng Shui has been alive and passed down for all these centuries, you know that there is truth to the principles and translation over time in its practice.
     Feng Shui literally translates to Wind and Water. Wind and Water are the two forces that are the carrier of Chi or energy that exist in movement and contain life force. It is said that Chi is contained in all things that exist in the physical world. This energy is constantly moving and changing to achieve balance and harmony. In Feng Shui practice, what we are trying to achieve is containment of this Chi energy to be grounded, directed and held in a specific manner so to achieve the greatest harmony and balance within the environment or within the human body.
     This is achieved through the Tai Chi or the Yin and Yang balance of the masculine and feminine energies in all living things. The Yang energy is being expressed as the most active and the Yin energy is expressed as being the most passive. Somewhere in between are the balance and the harmony we try to achieve in every space, environment or human body.
     There are three types of Feng Shui theory that are most prominent in today’s culture. These are known as Form school, Traditional Compass School (Taoist Method) and the Black Hat Tantric Buddism Method.
     The Form School Feng Shui takes into account land, mountains, natural earth shapes and contours implemented into an environment or a space in relation to human beings. Basic Form School Feng Shui was really just common sense in that it takes into consideration the shapes of mountains, water flows, setting and rising of the sun and wind directions. The basic premise is protection to the rear of the dwelling creating strength and water flowing in the front for movement and abundance for crops and farming. Lush green trees and plants surrounding the environment would also be considered positive or “Sheng” Chi creating luck or abundance within that area or space. It is always considered when assessing land for building or purchasing a home.
     The Traditional Compass School or Taoist Method uses the Lo Pan compass to determine favorite directions based on the birth information of the occupants of the home or business.
     The Black Hat Tantric Buddism Method is using the Bagua compass based on the Chinese Oracle the I-Ching and the 8 Trigrams associated with the nine life stations within a person’s life. Many know this method because it is based on the front door of the dwelling and the Compass aligns in accordance with the front door.
     The Bagua Compass consists of the 8 Trigrams of the I-Ching. How did this come about? It all began with the Emperor and the Tortoise. The legend has it that Fu Hsi,a great emperor, sat meditating on the banks of the Yangtze River when a tortoise appeared to him from out of the water. The great emperor was in a great state of meditation and saw upon the tortoise shell the markings and the pattern of the Lo-Shu Magic Square. This is a unique mathematical structure arranged in 3 columns of numbers 1 through 9 that add up to fifteen in any direction. Isn’t that amazing? The Lo-Shu Magic Square was used to identify patterns for Chinese numerology, astrology, and eventually Feng Shui.

The numbers of the Lo-Shu Magic Square were translated by the great emperor into the 8 Trigrams of the I- Ching or also known as The Book of Changes. These later were translated into the Bagua compass of the Black Sect Tantric Buddhism Method of Feng Shui. The Trigrams each represent a different energy or aspect of a person’s life and are placed within the home, office, or environment and serve as the energy template within that space for that life experience. The nine life stations are as follows:

Feng Shui is sometimes referred to as "acupuncture for the home". As a practitioner of acupuncture or acupressure would diagnose the blocked energy pathways within the meridians of the human body and try to unblock these pathways with certain pressure points or needles, so a Feng Shui practitioner looks for blockages within the pathways of the home or environment. These specific points are targeted with Feng Shui adjustments and/or cures and the blocked area changes its energy patterns and a shift occurs in that space. The space is tied to one of the nine life stations of a person's life; therefore, a shift occurs in that particular life station when intention is applied with attention.