(Registered pharmacist of California) integrates her almost 30 years of professional experience in prescription medicine with her extensive knowledge and passion for holistic medicine.  She received her first pharmacy degree (R.Ph.) in prescription medicine with a subspecialization in eastern and herbal medicine in Korea. Shortly after, Myra came to the USA with her family and obtained her California pharmacy licence. For nearly ten years, Myra worked as a pharmacist at Rite Aid Pharmacy, Glendora Medical Pharmacy, UCI Medical Center, and Roche Professional Home Health Care.  She later created Pioneer Pharmacy and expanded her practice in the community for close to ten years.  During this time, Myra experienced the limitations of conventional prescription medicine for both her clients and herself.  She concluded that personalized holistic medicine, combining her knowledge of traditional remedies,  nutraceuticals, and homeopathic and  herbal medicine with her scientific knowledge and professional experience, could help her community by offering a complementary and healthy alternative. To strengthen this goal. She engaged with the community by conducting workshops on holistic living at the Myra House, an ecological based community and non-profit organization in Claremont, California. She also studied pastoral care and counseling at the Claremont School of Theology. At Ecoterra, Myra has a vision to use her integrated knowledge to care for individuals in order to strengthen their vitality and holistic well being and thereby to help build a long-lasting and healthy community.

A holistic educator, practical theologian, socio-cultural architect and ecological/sustainable design consultant. Sung received his Ph.D. from Practical Theology Department at Claremont School of Theology. He is the founder of Myra House Holistic Living Center (2001), Ecoterra (2007) and Acology Institute (2008). In the early summer of 1986, Sung and his family moved to the United States. His first graduate study was at Tulane University, with a focus on multicultural built-environment. At UCLA, he undertook his second graduate study in art history with an emphasis in culture and urban study. After receiving his Master of Divinity degree, Sung began his doctoral study at Claremont School of Theology, focusing on ecology, spirituality and practical theology. The studies of spiritual, social, and environmental ecology lead him to practice those principles in integrative settings such as Myra House and Ecoterra.

Since 2001, Myra House has been a cross-cultural learning as well as biologically healing place for residents and guests to share ethnic foods, perform music events, and host yoga and Zen practices. The house was remodeled according to ecological principles – interconnecting living and gardening spaces, humans and live stock (rabbits, chickens, cats and dog), residents and retreatants, falling water ponds and fruit/vegetable gardens, etc. The house also has incorporated organic gardening with composting to create healthful soil and for growing vegetables at outdoor greenhouse and lands. For sustainable implication, the building not only use energy efficient lighting bulb, 18 of photowatt 100 photovoltaic panels converts solar electric power 1.8 kilowatt per hour average per year. Solar hot water heating tank has been placed to preheat water for baths, showers and washing dishes. Myra House living has enabled Sung to write and publish The Sextet Love Story: A Perfect Love Story in An Imperfect Society (originally published in Korean and later translated into English).