Blame the House™ by Cristina Groza

"Blame the House™" is a nonfiction book by Cristina Groza. The book was officially launched in November 2025 during the International Feng Shui Convention - IFSC- in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where it was warmly received by participants and generated lively interest among the audience.

Senior Feng Shui Master Cristina Groza introduced Blame the House as a work exploring the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit. The book proposes that built environments are not neutral and that spatial configurations can support or hinder the lives of the people who live in them.

Blame the House examines the idea of dwelling from both an anthropological perspective and traditional Chinese Feng Shui systems, translating these perspectives into a contemporary language accessible to modern readers.

With more than twenty years of practical experience studying the influence of living spaces, Cristina Groza raises in Blame the House a question that modern people rarely ask, although it has been explored in environmental psychology and neuroarchitecture:

Can our home influence us?

Is the house a neutral partner, or does it have a voice in the story of our lives?

Blame the House was first published in English in 2025. The Romanian edition, titled "Da vina pe casa", is to be launched during the Chinese New Year celebrations in february 2026.