Khlong Toei
The room where the sheets are clipped
A narrow room behind a smoked-glass door. Eight velvet chairs face one wall chart. A brass rail holds the evening’s pages so nobody has to pass a sheet across the table in the middle of a mark.
What you will see
The floor is dark wood. The wall chart is a single large sheet, replaced each evening from the pack. Copper lamps sit low so the pencil line stays visible and the rest of the room falls away. There is no projector. If a sitter’s chart exists only on a phone, Mali will ask them to stand at the side and describe the MACD panel while Niran sketches the relevant bars on a blank sheet. That workaround is slower than paper, which is why the confirmation letter asks you to print.
What to bring
- A pencil you like, and an eraser. Pens bleed on the pack.
- For the desk: two or three of your own charts, printed large enough that the zero line is visible.
- For a private sitting: exactly three marked pages. A fourth will wait outside.
- For the workshop: nothing but yourself. A practice sheet is on the chair.
- For the follow-up: the one chart of that week, with your sentence about agreement already written.
Order of arrival
The door opens at 18:15. You give your name to Mali, take the pack if it is a desk evening, and sit. At 18:30 the rail is full and the first reading starts. The break, when there is one, is ten minutes and stays inside the room so the sheet does not have to be rehung. The evening ends when the sheet comes off the rail, not when the conversation is finished. People who want to continue book a private hour.
Finding the door
22/10 Sukhumvit Rd, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110
Tel: 023851134
The room is above street level. If you are coming from the BTS, allow time for the walk along Sukhumvit; we do not hold the first reading for traffic. Write if you need the evening’s sheet described in advance because of eyesight — larger prints can be prepared when we know a week ahead.