Private
Arranged in advance, and nobody else's programme running alongside yours.
SIEM REAP · AND THE ROOM YOU WAKE UP IN
Come and sit in the sanctuary. Then take it home.
A private house on the edge of Siem Reap, and the reason the rest of this site exists.
THE HOUSE ITSELF
Tropical gardens and a pool. A chamber holding several thousand crystals. A terrace lit only by candles, and corners a person sits down in for an hour without meaning to. Two guests at a time, at most.
Everything here happens by arrangement, which is what keeps it what it is. It is not a hotel and not a retreat centre, and there is nothing running that you would join.
Consultations and sessions happen here for anyone who is in Siem Reap. So does tea, in the morning or the late afternoon, for people who are simply curious. They sit for an hour and find out what they notice. What they say afterwards is the closest thing this practice has to a demonstration.
Nothing here was offered to anybody until it had been done to this building first.
WHY THIS MATTERS MORE THAN A VISIT
Why should you have to fly anywhere to feel like this?
People travel a very long way to Siem Reap to feel calm for nine days, and then fly home and lose it in about forty minutes at the baggage carousel. That is the wrong way round, and correcting it is what this practice is for.
A person lives inside three things at once: a body, a mind, and a set of rooms. A holiday takes you out of the third for nine days and hands all three back unaltered.
So the work goes at all three: the body, the mind and emotions, and the rooms themselves.
You will still have your job. Nothing here turns a Monday into a holiday. But there is a real difference between being calm because you are on a terrace in Cambodia and being calm because the terrace is no longer the thing doing it.
“Being calm because you are on a terrace in Cambodia, and being calm because the terrace is no longer the thing doing it.”
WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY STANDING IN
The feeling is not a by-product of the work. It is the work.
People who come here nearly always say something in the first few minutes, unprompted, and usually looking a little puzzled about why they are saying it. Something about the air. Something about wanting to sit down and not particularly wanting to leave.
That is not the gardens, and it is not the quiet. The building has had the work done on it — cleared first, then raised, then set so it holds. What you can feel standing in it is exactly what 5D Feng Shui does to a building, and it is far easier to understand from an hour in a chair than from any amount of description.
This is not a quality of Cambodia, or of gardens, or of being on holiday. It is a quality of the building, and it can be given to yours.
A flat on the eighth floor of a city block, with traffic underneath it and a neighbour through the wall, can be brought to this. Not to a version of it — to this. Which means the thing people fly across the world to sit in for an afternoon can be waiting in the room they wake up in every morning.
Bring this home → 5D Feng ShuiWHAT A VISIT IS
Unhurried
There is no schedule to keep up with, and nothing that has to be got through before you leave.
Optional
Everything here is delivered remotely, wherever you are. Coming makes it easier to believe. It has never been necessary.
HOW A VISIT IS ARRANGED
Sala Kamreuk, Siem Reap. Visits, tea and consultations by arrangement, and the exact address comes with the arrangement. Enquire, and the reply comes from the practitioner.
Questions
Questions
Coming, or not coming.
Say which. If you are in Siem Reap, an hour here can usually be arranged. If you are not, and most people are not, say where you are instead and what you would want to be different about the place you live in.