Sustainable by design
sacred by nature
The Tao is the source and organizing principle of all life.
Yoruba Philosophy | Guided by Ori (inner destiny) and the Orisha (divine forces of nature and consciousness), it offers a living system for aligning one’s life with purpose and balance.
Wood is the energy of growth
Fire is the element of illumination, passion, and recognition.
Earth is the stabilizing force that nourishes, holds, and sustains life.
Metal represents strength, clarity, discipline, and refinement—the power to shape and define.
Water is the element of flow, intuition, and emotional depth.
Elemental Tools
Land + lineage acknowledgement.
I begin by honoring the Indigenous peoples whose land I stand upon, acknowledging their stewardship, wisdom, and connection to this Earth.
I honor the ancestral and spiritual lineages that guide my practice of Feng Shui and Yoruba | Lucumí traditions.
From Feng Shui, I received the teachings of Grandmaster Lin Yun, founder of Black Sect Esoteric Buddhist Feng Shui, at the University of San Francisco. His work brings ancient wisdom into the modern world, emphasizing balance, harmony, and the flow of energy in all spaces.
From Orisha‑Lucumí, I was initiated in 2004 by my godparent Bobi Céspedes, Iyalocha of Obàtálá, who carries decades of sacred practice, song, ritual, and ancestral devotion from the Yoruba | Lucumí tradition. I especially give my deep gratitude for sharing with me the knowledge of the sacred plants. Kosi Ewe, Kosi Orisha.
I honor these lineages and the wisdom of the land, and may they continue to guide sacred spaces, community, and service to others.







