Master Ori (Thammarat Boonsai / Nat)

Master Nat Thammarat Boonsai
Knowledge Architect

Master Nat's work centres on classical Chinese wisdom, particularly Feng Shui, the I Ching, Chinese metaphysics, and traditional approaches to understanding timing and change.

His studies also include Chinese Chess Divination, following the approach taught by Ajarn Naris—a distinctive system that uses the structure and movement of Chinese chess as a framework for interpreting situations, relationships, timing, and possible directions of change.

He approaches these traditions as systems to be studied rather than formulas to be repeated.

His work involves reading, observing, comparing, questioning, organising, and gradually turning years of study into frameworks that can be understood and thoughtfully applied in contemporary life.

He is less interested in quick answers than in discovering the structure behind a question.

For him, learning never really ends.

Over time, that curiosity has also led him beyond classical Chinese studies into the relationship between sound, space, and human well-being.

His additional studies include the use of Tibetan Singing Bowls and Crystal Singing Bowls as contemplative and sound-based practices.

Rather than treating these as separate worlds, he explores them with the same curiosity that guides the rest of his work:

How do people respond to their surroundings?

How does a space affect the way we feel?

How do rhythm, vibration, silence, attention, and environment change our experience of a moment?

Every consultation, book, teacher, observation, and conversation becomes another opportunity to learn—and to refine what we understand.