Understanding Your Petra Report
Your email reading has six parts. Here's how to read each one.
1. The annotated photo — what the pins mean
At the top is your own room photo with numbered pins. Each pin marks a spot Petra wants you to act on — a green pin suggests something to add or enhance, a red pin flags something to remove or move. The pins are numbered in priority order, matching the recommendations further down.
2. The Wu Xing wheel — strong vs. weak elements
The five-element pentagon shows your room's elemental balance. Bright, solid nodes are elements you already have in abundance; faded nodes are elements that are missing or weak. Petra's crystal picks aim to light up the faded ones so the generating cycle can flow.
3. Bagua Before vs. After — what changed
Two bagua wheels sit side by side. “Your Room Now” greys out the zones that lack support today. “After Your Crystal Placement” shows the same wheel with Petra's recommended stones added — a quick visual of the difference a few well-placed crystals make.
4. The recommendations list — priority & books
Recommendations are ordered most-impactful first (🥇🥈🥉). Each names the zone, the crystal, exactly where to place it, and why. Where a classic feng shui text supports the idea, Petra cites the book, author, and ISBN — paraphrased, never invented quotes — so you can read further if you like.
5. The shop links — finding each crystal
Every crystal is a button that opens a search for that exact stone at pebblesngems.com. You're never obligated to buy — many of Petra's tips are free rearrangements — but the link is there when a stone would help.
6. Questions?
Anything unclear in your report? Petra is still in the chat — ask her to explain any zone, element, or recommendation in plain language.
Tip
Keep the email — it's your reference. As you make changes, you can re-scan the room later and compare the new reading to this one.