Edith Vuillon

Edith has always been fascinated by the invisible connection between people and the places they inhabit. Her search to understand why some spaces uplift us while others drain us led her overseas, especially to Japan, where she developed her own sensitive method for analysing the energetic imprint of cities and buildings.

Her approach was soon validated when she became a consultant for New York City Hall, and her work bridging Architecture and Human Values earned the sponsorship of the United Nations for four years, with projects carried out in New York and Senegal.

Believing that our connection to place also includes the land itself, Edith initiated France’s first Community Supported Agriculture (AMAP) model, which received support from the French Ministry of Solidarity & Economy and recognition from the European Council. Invited by the Portuguese Ministry of Agriculture, she later helped establish the national RECIPROCO program.

Her journey, from global cities to agricultural communities, revealed one truth: our outer world reflects our inner harmony. This understanding naturally led her to Vastu Shastra, the ancient Vedic science that unifies her entire path. She is certified as an Expert by the American Institute of Vastu and recognized as a Vastu Consultant by the Vastu Research Center of Vedic Culture in New Delhi.

Alongside her research and travels, Edith also developed a mastery in book translation. At the request of her Ayurvedic mentor, the late Mrs. Charanjit Ghooi, she translated several of her works and continued supporting other authors for more than a decade, like Peter Mount Shasta, Irene M. Watson... This deep training in meaning and transmission enriches her work today.

Edith's work is not just about reading places; she unveils the blueprint of your potential, providing you with a personal GPS to guide you along the path of your soul.