When I first heard about “Vastu,” I can’t quite describe the effect that this word had on me. “Vastu!” I kept repeating it to myself, not wanting to forget, without knowing why. I already had the feeling that it was going to be a significant discovery.

My fascination with Vastu Shastra stems from a need to understand the connection between human beings and their environment. It is a discipline that brings together my keen interest in architecture, the quest for harmony and, most importantly, the therapeutic aspect of energy when it flows seamlessly, harmoniously.

I underwent studies and training at the French Institute of Vastu under the guidance of Laurent Montels and Lydie Bonandrian-Montels. They place significant emphasis on the development of sensitivity and intuition, without ever forgetting the technical aspects and knowledge of the governing laws and principles, which Vastu seeks to restore.

In fact, I have discovered through Vastu an ancient knowledge that spans across ages. When I reflect on the alignments of megalithic stones in Brittany or elsewhere, the ancient Greek temples, or the temples in India, the master builders of our cathedrals and abbeys, and the Egyptian or Mayan pyramids, I find many commonalities such as the careful choice of location based on important and precise telluric currents, orientation with respect to cardinal axes, considerations of proportion, application of the golden ratio… It’s truly fascinating!

In today’s world, I understand that using Vastu principles allows us to recreate spaces in modern settings that radiate vitality, harmony, creativity, and also facilitate a profound connection with our inner being.

Thanks to this enriching Vastu journey, the vitality of life asserts itself, and my desire is to spread this experience to as many individuals as possible.