Where Spirit, Space & Style Align
Feng Shui, Yoruba wisdom, and soulful design rooted in ancestral rhythm and Earth-based healing.

Rooted in ancient East Asian cosmology and metaphysics, the concepts of the Tao, Feng Shui, and Yin-Yang have been developed and practiced across multiple cultures, including China, Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. The Tao is the source of all life. It is not a god or some type of spirit; it is the unified force which drives the universe, sky, earth, rivers, mountains, and the wind. The Tao is the influence behind all changes.

The fire element is associated with the color red. Its direction is south. It's shape is the triangle. Fame, summer, heat, and passion. Sango, Agayu

The earth element is associated with the color yellow (ochre). It is connected to both the southwest and northwest corners. Its shape is a square. Orisha Oko

METAL The metal element is associated with the colors white, grey, silver, and gold. Its shapes are a circle and dome. Its direction is west. Shape: Circle or Dome. Ogun

Water is associated with the colors blue, black, and purple. Its direction is north, and its shapes are irregular, curved, and wide shapes. Rivers, lakes, streams, fish tanks, and fountains Yemaya, Oshun, Inle, Abata

3D floor plan with two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathrooms, hardwood floors, and feng shui symbols.

Nighttime cityscape with multiple lightning bolts striking across the dark sky.

A blacksmith shaping hot metal with a hammer on an anvil.









The Four Sacred Initiatives: Protecting Nature, Honoring Spirit
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Environmental Education
Nature Connect is a 12-lesson journey designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and a deep connection to nature.
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Practitioner Sacred Plant Database.
The Practitioner Sacred Plant Database is a living repository of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) dedicated to the sacred plants of the Yoruba spiritual tradition.
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Oshun River Project
The Ochun River Project is a collaborative initiative uniting practitioners, scientists, and the local community to develop a Watershed Framework Directive that honors both ecological sustainability and spiritual tradition.
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Green Ocha Pledge
We honor the Orisha not only through ritual and celebration but also by respecting and protecting the Earth, which sustains us all