Ridhima Sood

Ridhima Sood grew up in a joint family in Chandigarh where her grandmother rearranged furniture every time something went wrong, a failed exam, a broken engagement, a stretch of bad health. That quiet, practical ritual planted a seed. At twenty-two, Ridhima moved to Delhi and began studying classical feng shui in the Hong Kong lineage through a certified practitioner in Lajpat Nagar, later deepening her work with Flying Star (Xuan Kong) and Ba Zi systems. She also trained informally with a Vastu consultant in Jaipur, learning to hold both traditions without forcing them to compete.

Ridhima reads spaces and charts the way a painter reads light, intuitively first, technically second. She begins every consultation by sitting quietly with a floor plan or a birth chart and noting what she feels before she counts anything. She focuses on the invisible architecture of a space: energy corridors, annual star movements, the relationship between the front door and the occupants' personal trigrams. She refuses to make apocalyptic pronouncements, no "this house will ruin you" declarations, because she believes every space and every chart holds a remedy that hasn't been found yet.

Most of Ridhima's clients come to her with one of three questions: why nothing is moving forward in their career, why their home feels heavy even after renovating it, or why relationships keep breaking at the same point. She works across Delhi NCR and online, helping people realign their living environments with their personal energy maps. After a session, clients leave with a concrete, prioritised list of adjustments, a mirror moved, a water feature added, a colour changed, that they can act on immediately.