Walk your whole home with one book in hand.

On an architect's drawing the door swing goes in before any furniture does. This site reads a home in the same order, door, then bed, then stove, then light, and every recommendation in this book says which kind of claim it is: design-supported, traditional, applied observation, or preference.

Written by I.D., the architect behind My Feng Shui Home, from a library of twenty-three audited chapters, and rendered for you from your birth date, gender and first name.

Room advice is where feng shui gets practical, and where it usually falls apart: the bedroom tip from one site quietly contradicts the kitchen rule from another, and neither knows anything about you. A room reading without your directions is half a reading.

The Twelve Spaces Compass reads every room against your Kua number, one chapter per room, so the same thread runs from the bedroom to the garage: which supportive directions each room should use for your profile, which cautious ones to keep for other jobs, and the command position where it applies. Where the reasoning is design evidence rather than tradition, the chapter says so.

It is the twelve single-room readings together in one coherent volume, at a bundle price: walk the home once over a weekend, book in hand, one small move per room.