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15/10/2026

It is with the heaviest of hearts that we say goodbye to my beautiful Dad, who gained his angel wings on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, and is now reunited with Mum. 😇💜

Dad, we will miss you more than words can say, especially your beautiful Greek cooking and all the little things that made you so special to us.

You were a wonderful Papou to your only grandchildren, Celeste & Salvatori, and you will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Although our hearts are broken, we find comfort knowing you are back with Mum, together again. 🕊️❤️

Love you, Dad. Give Mum a big hug from us. Until we meet again. 😇💜

Forever loved, forever missed, and forever in our hearts. ❤️🕊️

I will be taking some time off and will be available for consultations from the 8th of November 2026.

🕊️ ❤️

06/10/2026

October begins on the 8th October 2:31 pm till 7th November 5:54pm and brings us the energy of the Yang Earth Dog (戊戌 Wu Xu) known for its strong, determined and resilient Earth energy.

People born on a Yang Earth Dog day are known as a Fai Kong pillar, traditionally associated with strength, leadership, courage and strong willpower. Yang Earth represents a mountain- solid, stable, protective and dependable. This energy encourages us to stand our ground, protect what matters and keep moving forward, even when faced with challenges.

This is also the energy we will need to embrace throughout October.

This month begins with a Yin Wood Rabbit day in the Yang Fire Horse year. The Rabbit and Horse combine with the Dog, creating even more Fire energy. While these combinations can bring cooperation and harmony, they can also increase the intensity of Fire beneath the Earth. From a Chinese metaphysics perspective, this may bring more focus to heat, fires, volcanic or earthquake activity and other climate-related events.

At the same time, the Water element is relatively weak, which can highlight concerns around water shortages, water contamination, droughts, floods and changing weather patterns that may impact farmers and food production.

As I mentioned in my yearly talks, I really feel this is a good time to become a little more self-sufficient. Plant a vegetable garden, grow your own herbs and consider keeping some long-life foods in the pantry. With possible shortages and rising costs, growing and sharing our own produce can make a real difference.

October is also a wonderful month to connect with family, neighbours and your local community. Share produce, plant gardens together and support one another. The Yin Wood Rabbit represents gardens, flowers, vines and flexible Wood, while the Rabbit itself is associated with kindness, compassion, sincerity and adaptability.

Click on link in bio or below ⬇️ to read more.

https://design2fengshui.com.au/october-2026-feng-shui-flying-stars-chinese-astrology-forecast/

06/10/2026

October begins on the 8th October 2:31 pm till 7th November 5:54pm and brings us the energy of the Yang Earth Dog (戊戌 Wu Xu) known for its strong, determined and resilient Earth energy.

People born on a Yang Earth Dog day are known as a Fai Kong pillar, traditionally associated with strength, leadership, courage and strong willpower. Yang Earth represents a mountain- solid, stable, protective and dependable. This energy encourages us to stand our ground, protect what matters and keep moving forward, even when faced with challenges.

This is also the energy we will need to embrace throughout October.

This month begins with a Yin Wood Rabbit day in the Yang Fire Horse year. The Rabbit and Horse combine with the Dog, creating even more Fire energy. While these combinations can bring cooperation and harmony, they can also increase the intensity of Fire beneath the Earth. From a Chinese metaphysics perspective, this may bring more focus to heat, fires, volcanic or earthquake activity and other climate-related events.

At the same time, the Water element is relatively weak, which can highlight concerns around water shortages, water contamination, droughts, floods and changing weather patterns that may impact farmers and food production.

As I mentioned in my yearly talks, I really feel this is a good time to become a little more self-sufficient. Plant a vegetable garden, grow your own herbs and consider keeping some long-life foods in the pantry. With possible shortages and rising costs, growing and sharing our own produce can make a real difference.

October is also a wonderful month to connect with family, neighbours and your local community. Share produce, plant gardens together and support one another. The Yin Wood Rabbit represents gardens, flowers, vines and flexible Wood, while the Rabbit itself is associated with kindness, compassion, sincerity and adaptability.

So, this month brings an important message: be strong and resilient like the Yang Earth Dog, but remain kind, compassionate and flexible like the Yin Wood Rabbit.

In challenging times, supporting our farmers, small businesses , one another, and working together can make all the difference.

And finally, be mindful with your money. Buy what you need rather than what you simply want and make the most of what you already have.

October is a month to be prepared, stay grounded, support each other, be kind, compassionate and loving.

To read more click on link

https://design2fengshui.com.au/october-2026-feng-shui-flying-stars-chinese-astrology-forecast/

02/10/2026

🌿 Spring is here, and it’s that time of year for a big hedge trim! ✂️🌿
The crew at Pro-Cut Tree Services did an amazing job, even working through some of Melbourne’s rainiest days!🌧️

And from a Feng Shui perspective, we had quite a beautiful Five Element cycle happening today…

🌧️ Rain — Water Element
🌿 Hedges — Wood Element
✂️ Trimmers — Metal Element

Water nourishes Wood, while Metal interacts with Wood — all playing their part in the dynamic cycle of the elements.

There’s something quite special about seeing the elements of nature at work right in your own garden.

Thank you to the team at Pro Cut for doing such a fantastic job. 🙏

⭐ Highly recommend!

22/09/2026

🌸🍂 Spring & Autumn Equinox — A Time of Yin & Yang Balance ☯️

Around September 22–23, the Equinox marks a beautiful point of balance, when day and night are approximately equal — reflecting the harmony of Yin and Yang.

🌸 Southern Hemisphere — Spring Equinox
Spring brings the rising Yang Qi — a time of movement, growth, renewal and new beginnings. Nature awakens, plants begin to grow, and we are encouraged to bring fresh energy into our homes and our lives.

🍂 Northern Hemisphere — Autumn Equinox
Autumn begins the transition towards increasing Yin Qi — a time of harvest, reflection, completion and letting go as nature prepares for the quieter months ahead.

In Feng Shui, we recognise that Qi is constantly changing with the seasons. The Equinox reminds us to work with these natural cycles rather than against them.

✨ Spring is a time to plant new seeds and welcome growth.
✨ Autumn is a time to harvest, release and prepare.

Take a moment to look around your home. Is your environment supporting the energy of the season?

☯️ Balance in our environment helps us move more harmoniously with the changing Qi of nature.

Happy Spring Equinox to the Southern Hemisphere and Happy Autumn Equinox to the Northern Hemisphere! 🌸🍁

22/09/2026

✨ Simple Feng Shui Tips for a Healthier, More Balanced Home ✨

Your home’s energy can influence how a space feels, functions and supports the people living in it. Here are a few simple Feng Shui tips to consider:
🍃 The Kitchen is where you nourish your family and support their health and wellbeing.
Keep your kitchen clear
Avoid excessive clutter on your kitchen bench and, where possible, avoid having a beam directly above the stove. The placement of the stove, kitchen sink, dishwasher and fridge also needs to be considered in a kitchen setting.

❤️ Keep the centre of your home open and clear
The centre is considered the heart of the home, connecting the different areas and the family. Ideally, the kitchen should not be located in the centre of the home.

🛏️ Create a restful bedroom to maximise sleep and support your health and wellbeing.

Keep the ensuite door closed and, where possible, separate the ensuite from the bedroom. Avoid placing a desk in the bedroom and avoid sleeping directly underneath beams. Mirrors, TV, phone chargers, computer monitors are also a No, No in the bedroom.

🚪 Welcome Qi through your entrance.
Your front door is the first point of entry into your home so keeping it clear of clutter and shoes helps welcome positive Qi to enter and flow through your home to support health , wellbeing and prosperity.

Ideally, avoid having a staircase directly opposite the front door; a staircase positioned to the side is generally more favourable.

✨ Small changes can make a difference to how your home feels and functions.

Want to understand how the Feng Shui of your home may be affecting you and your family?

DM or contact me for a professional Classical Feng Shui consultation.

18/09/2026

We’re already nearing the middle of September Rooster month and I’ve had lots of enquiries from clients asking about the energies in their homes and how they have been affecting them.

Just a reminder September 2026 brings a Fu Yin configuration, with the monthly Flying Stars doubling up with the yearly stars — amplifying the energies throughout your home.

⚠️ The sectors to be mindful of:
South • Southwest • West • Northwest

🌟 More supportive sectors:
Southeast • Centre • East

If you’ve been feeling that something is a little “off” in your home lately, it may be worth taking a closer look at your Flying Stars.

Remember, these are general Flying Star energies. Every home has its own unique Feng Shui horoscope, so the way these energies affect you depends on your individual property.

🏡 Want to know what’s happening in YOUR home?

I’m currently taking enquiries for personalised Feng Shui consultations, where we can look at your home’s individual chart and how the current energies are interacting with your space to create harmony and abundance.

📩 DM me to enquire or book your consultation.

06/09/2026

Well… how have we survived all this Fire energy? 🔥

We’ve had such a strong Fire year, followed by some very strong Fire months, and just when you thought we might finally get a little break… think again!

The Rooster Month begins on 7 September, bringing us Yin Fire sitting on the Metal Rooster.

Yes… more Fire! 🔥

I have to admit; I’m personally a little over all this Fire energy. I’m sure some of you are feeling the same!

Over the past few months, I’ve noticed so many Fire and Metal themes showing up around me, with family, clients and in everyday life. Fire can bring intensity, emotions and inflammation, while Metal is connected with the lungs, skin and our ability to let go.

But Fire isn’t only about challenges. It’s also about love, happiness, celebration and joy. I’ve seen proposals, weddings, pregnancies, babies being born and so many beautiful reasons to celebrate. ❤️

It’s a lovely reminder that where there is Yin, there will always be Yang. Even when things feel challenging, something wonderful can be happening at the same time.

And speaking of wonderful things… let’s talk about LOVE! ❤️

The Rooster is known as a Romance Flower or Peach Blossom, and because the Horse in our annual chart is also a Romance Flower, we have a little double dose of love happening this month.

If you were born in the Year or Day of the Monkey, Rat or Dragon, the Rooster is your Romance Flower or Peach Blossom.

So, whether you’re looking for romance or simply wanting to bring more love and kindness into your life, this is a beautiful month to open your heart a little more.

Now we have another “double up” happening with our Flying Stars.

The monthly Flying Stars duplicate the yearly stars, creating a Fu Yin configuration, amplifying the energies throughout the home.

Click on link in bio for more or visit https://design2fengshui.com.au/september-2026-feng-shui-flying-stars-chinese-astrology-forecast/

06/09/2026

September 2026 Feng Shui & Bazi Update - https://mailchi.mp/874741bd9bef/september-2026-feng-shui-bazi-update
Well… how have we survived all this Fire energy? 🔥
We’ve had such a strong Fire year, followed by some very strong Fire months, and just when you thought we might finally get a little break… think again!
The Rooster Month begins on 7 September, bringing us Yin Fire sitting on the Metal Rooster.
Yes… more Fire! 🔥
I have to admit; I’m personally a little over all this Fire energy. I’m sure some of you are feeling the same!

Over the past few months, I’ve noticed so many Fire and Metal themes showing up around me, with family, clients and in everyday life. Fire can bring intensity, emotions and inflammation, while Metal is connected with the lungs, skin and our ability to let go.

But Fire isn’t only about challenges. It’s also about love, happiness, celebration and joy. I’ve seen proposals, weddings, pregnancies, babies being born and so many beautiful reasons to celebrate. ❤️

It’s a lovely reminder that where there is Yin, there will always be Yang. Even when things feel challenging, something wonderful can be happening at the same time.

And speaking of wonderful things… let’s talk about LOVE! ❤️

The Rooster is known as a Romance Flower or Peach Blossom, and because the Horse in our annual chart is also a Romance Flower, we have a little double dose of love happening this month.

If you were born in the Year or Day of the Monkey, Rat or Dragon, the Rooster is your Romance Flower or Peach Blossom.

So, whether you’re looking for romance or simply wanting to bring more love and kindness into your life, this is a beautiful month to open your heart a little more.

Now we have another “double up” happening with our Flying Stars.

The monthly Flying Stars duplicate the yearly stars, creating a Fu Yin configuration, amplifying the energies throughout the home.

The sectors I would be paying more attention to are the South, Southwest, West and Northwest, while the Southeast, Centre and East are more supportive and prosperous.

Make the most of those prosperous areas by spending time there and try not to disturb the challenging sectors unnecessarily.

As I always say… where there is Yin, there is Yang.

Yin Fire reminds me of a candle flame. 🕯️ It may be small, but it can light up the darkest room.

This can bring things into the light — secrets being revealed, hidden situations becoming visible and people in positions of power coming under greater scrutiny.

Yin Fire can also bring themes of explosive energy, nuclear developments, volcanic activity, airline disruptions and sudden events, so September certainly doesn’t look boring!

The month begins with Yang Wood Monkey, which can represent leadership, media and people in positions of power. With Wood not particularly strengthened this month, we could see some changes or shifts involving those in authority and in the media.

So what can we do with all this Fire?

Laugh more. 😂
Find something to be grateful for.
Spend time with people you love.
Celebrate the little things.
And most importantly — be kind. ❤️

We may not be able to turn down the Fire this month, but we can choose how we work with it.

Let’s use it for warmth, love, laughter, creativity and connection.

Wishing you all a beautiful September filled with love, happiness and lots of beautiful moments.

And remember… spread the love! ❤️

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29/08/2026

🍀 Move Your Bed, Change Your Luck
Are you willing to create the change?

In Classical Feng Shui, the position of your bed is an important consideration when creating a bedroom that feels calm, balanced and supportive.

🛏️ Your bedhead is ideally placed against a solid wall, providing stability and support behind you. It is also beneficial to position your bed so you can see the bedroom door, giving you a sense of security while you sleep.

🚪 If the bedroom door opens directly towards the bedhead, this is known as Sha Qi and can create a more unsettled energy in the bedroom. You may experience restless sleep or simply feel that you are not fully supported or grounded in life.

Sometimes, you don’t need to completely renovate your bedroom or buy new furniture.

Simply changing the position of your bed can create a different flow of energy and a more balanced sleeping environment.

✨ Small changes in your home can create big impacts in your life, if you’re willing to create the change.

This is just one basic principle of Classical Feng Shui. The direction, placement and energy of the bedroom should also be considered as part of a complete Feng Shui assessment.

So, take a look at your bed… could a small change make a big difference?

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