Do you have a Feng Shui Nobleman?
I love the Chinese concept of Nobleman. I’m not just talking about a nobleman who is a kind stranger or friend. The nobleman is someone who has…
Category: Feng Shui Tips
Do You Have Bad Feng Shui?
Oh no! Your front door is red, you have a mirror in the bedroom, your fish died, and you can see the back door from…
What’s the Big Deal About a Built-In Garage?
In North America, it is not uncommon to find homes with large attached or built in garages. You say, “Convenient!” and I say, “Hmmm… Feng…
The Truth About Stairs
Stairs are a big deal in Feng Shui as they move and distribute Qi. A carefully planned Feng Shui home is one where the stairs…
Mythbusting T-intersections
The real estate market in Vancouver is always busy in the Spring and with much of the market being purchased by Asians, particularly from Mainland…
My Top Takeaways from Joey Yap’s Visit to Vancouver
Joey Yap, one of the most respected, successful Chinese Metaphysics experts on success, business, and destiny was here in Vancouver educating us on how to…
Marlyna Los – Feng Shui Consultant
When I introduce myself out in the word as a “Master of Feng Shui”, I often get blank faces. Even people who think they they…
Not All Dragons Are Scary: the importance of location
Form School, the pillar of classical Feng Shui, examines the shapes and symbolism in one’s environment. It is based on the idea that land is…
The 5 Element Theory
The 5 element theory of classical Feng Shui and Traditional Chinese Medicine states that everything in time and space is associated with one of 5…
City Centre 1, Surrey, Lark Group
Classical Feng Shui is steeped in theory, and sometimes the best way to show its merits is through a project example. Recently, I was honoured…