Balancing Essentials Feng Shui Consulting

Marlyna Los, Master Feng Shui Consultant
Director of Balancing Essentials Feng Shui Consulting
Director of East West Academy

Marlyna Los has 15 years of Classical Feng Shui training and experience. She founded Balancing Essentials and incorporates Classical Feng Shui principles with aesthetics, function, harmony, sustainability and design into her residential, business and corporate consultations.

Marlyna is also the founder of the East West Academy and teaches beginner to advanced classes on Feng Shui and Chinese Four Pillar astrology. Read Lily Chung's Recommendation of Marlyna

Traditionally schooled and credentialed by the New York and European School of Feng Shui of Feng Shui through Roger Green and Feng Shui Seminars. She is additionally trained in Advanced Business and Water Placement Methods by Master Joseph Yu. She is currently mentored by Prof. Lily Chung, world renowned expert on Four Pillars Destiny Astrology. Marlyna has also studied design and design principles, bringing culturally and aesthetically appropriate solutions to your needs. She is travelling to China this fall to take a 3 week Feng Shui Tour and Classes with Roger Green, Raymond Lo and Prof. Chen Jian: All Masters in Feng Shui.

She travels through out Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii to teach and consult

Marlyna incorporates her business background into her practice bringing valuable solutions to her residential and business clients.

Marlyna's education includes:

	Principles of Dao in Design
	Principles of Yin and Yang in Design
	Five Element Theory
	Principles of Feng Shui Design
	Principles of Form School
	Principles of Chi Flow
	East West Life Groups and Applications
	Northern and Southern Hemisphere Calculations
	Four Pillar Astrology
	Lo Shu Energies and Readjustments
	Flying Star Techniques
	Feng Shui Compass Readings
	Advanced Water Placements
	Feng Shui and Garden Application
	Bagua Trigrams and Applications
	Nine Star Ki Astrology and Directionology
	I Ching Study
	Colour and effects
	Space Clearing
	Face Reading
	Food Energetics
	Aspects of Oriental Diagnosis Principles in Natural Healing
	Symbolism
	Law of Attraction

RECOMMENDATION FROM LILY CHUNG

A uniquely proficient practitioner on the 4-Pillar system

 The 4-Pillar is the best known and most powerful divination system worldwide. The many who have benefited from its power credit it as the only divination system that makes sense.

How could the 4-Pillar from its obscure Asian homestead for more than a thousand years to stand on a global pinnacle in 20years?   Two forces, the yin and the yang, have made it happen.

First, starting 1984, a group of entrepreneurial and mobile feng shui practitioners zealously made it visible and glare to students worldwide. In 1997, a book, THE PATH TO GOOD FORTUNE (by Lily Chung) outfitted 4-Pillar in its proper attire, together with its vital tool (the converted lunar calendar) and a creative procedure with work sheet. It became the yin force to provide a foundation for the 4-pillar to grow.

Marlyna Los became my student in 2000. Being convinced of the power of the 4-pillar, she speedily organized phenomenal workshops on my behalf from 2001 to 2006 in Vancouver and Victoria. The good work of our workshop on the 4-pillar spread to Saskatoon in 2002. She also traveled to New Zealand and Australia in 2005 to spread the gospel. The seed she planted is now blooming in New Zealand!

Her relentless growth from our workshops, her own practice and frequent classes had finally landed her a top notch in the field. She was crowned the Queen of the 4-Pillar among other global feng shui students in a study tour to China in 2006. As a result, she was invited to lecture/class workshops over a few foreign locations. Above all, her great work in Western Canada has put the 4-Pillar in a position as “The Only Astrology System That Makes Sense”. She has provided a healthy yang force to make the 4-pillar grow and grow!

I am proud and confident of the proficiency in 4-pillar that Marlyna has achieved. In fact, I am not aware of any one in the western world has reached her profession level on the field. Officially, she is my best student; occasionally we exchange knowledge for mutual growth.

—Lily Chung