A placement that fits
See why the tradition regards it favourably, and what you may want to keep as it is.
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Before you look for answers about your own home, you should know what an answer contains, including when a placement needs attention.
The page below shows how every reading is structured.

About this preview The specimen below explains the format and makes no claim about a particular home. Your own reading is written for your plan.
Every room is read in the same order. You can see the direction, understand what the tradition says, and reach a practical next step without searching through a single verdict for the whole house.
Its element, what it governs, and what the tradition wants there.
Which direction it sits in, and how that placement is read.
What the texts hold the placement can affect, without a prediction.
Actions ordered by effort. Free changes first; structural ones marked.
Illustrative report anatomy.
A useful sample should show what the tradition welcomes and what it questions. A difficult placement should come with context and an action you can take, not a frightening label on its own.
See why the tradition regards it favourably, and what you may want to keep as it is.
See the concern in plain language, then start with changes that cost little or nothing.
A reading has five parts. Your report covers every room you mark, plus the centre of the home and its main door. You can keep it as a PDF to print or send on.