Feng Shui Architecture Academy

True awakening isn't about accumulating new knowledge or reaching new heights.
It's about recognizing a simple truth: you are not your thoughts, you are not your stories, you are not your experiences.
You are the awareness in which all of this appears and disappears.

When you see this clearly, you understand that you were never truly limited.
—Eckhart Tolle

Our happiness doesn't depend on the life we ​​live...
but on how we live life!!!

The threshold.

There are doors that lead not elsewhere,
but within ourselves.
True freedom begins when we stop looking outside and begin to listen to ourselves.

The path is not beyond the threshold.
The path is the step you take,
here and now.

The door is before us.
The journey is within.

WHAT IS ZEN - "Zen" is the Japanese pronunciation of ch'an, from the Sanskrit dhyāna.
It's usually translated as "meditation," but it's not meditation as we understand it.

In Zen, there's no reflection on a theme.
There's no cultivation of a thought.
There's no seeking a result.

Zazen meditation simply means "sitting."

Without asking for anything.
Without expecting anything.

When you're no longer seeking anything,
what has always been there
reveals itself

New book released

Feng Shui Architecture Project Design Examples – Interiors - Volume 2: Form, Position and Orientation as an energy strategy (Professional Manuals of Feng Shui Architecture) What lies behind the a spatial composition capable of going beyond simple aesthetics and functionality, This s explores the principal design themes of interior spaces, defining the formal composition guidelines of the Feng Shui Architecture Method, which Through readers will lear...

The void calls for the full

Yin and Yang teach balance

In Feng Shui, spatial arrangement arises from the 4 cardinal directions, the main axes of the movement of Qi, and 4 angular directions that modulate the Yin and Yang transitions.

The oracle tortoise is a very ancient Chinese divinatory instrument: the shell was heated and the cracks that formed as full or broken lines were read, hence the birth of the Yijing (Book of Changes)