In Ayurvedic Geomancy, we look at how the midline of a home mirrors the spine in the human body. When this central axis is activated, energy flows like kundalini rising — steady, clear, and powerful.

During her consultation, we discovered that her Mercury area — the space connected to communication, clarity, and learning — needed activation. Together, we shifted her round table directly into the midline of her home, a move that created a vortex of energy flowing smoothly through her space.

Study notes; notice the use of fresh flowers ( Mercury) centred right through the midlin of her home to enhance the flow of prana.

Have you ever felt connected to something — or someone — without knowing why?

That inexplicable pull, that soul-familiar sensation? That’s the Red Thread.

More than myth. More than metaphor. The Red Thread is a sacred symbol found across spiritual traditions, mysticism, and yes… even astrology.

Not everyone is called to renounce the world, meditate in caves, or become an academic scholar of the stars. Most of us are householders: people with jobs, families, responsibilities, and dishes in the sink. The brilliance of this system is that it meets you where you are. It gives you practices you can weave into the fabric of daily life — aligning your body, home, and choices with the rhythm of the cosmos.

Every time I walked through my front door, I felt a heaviness — like I was carrying the day’s weight into the space that was supposed to hold me. Life itself felt a little stuck. Money wasn’t flowing as it should, my energy felt scattered, and my home didn’t feel like the sanctuary I knew it could be.

That was the beginning of my journey into Ayurvedic Geomancy.