Burning just one stick of incense can totally alter the mood of a space–we love using incense’s olfactory powers to create a relaxing meditative atmosphere after a busy day! Sandalwood, Lemongrass, Dragon's Blood, Patchouli, Egyptian Goddess, Nag Champa, Sage can all help relax, calm, enhance emotions, etc.
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For centuries, mala beads or buddhist prayer beads, originated from Tibet, have been used as a meditation tool. Counting the mala beads by moving them through the fingers and reciting a mantra helps to build awareness and concentration on intention and the present moment. The practice builds spiritual power.
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We are big believers in the potent powers of energy, and love embracing the sacred symbolism of totems that have long been believed to attract or emanate certain energies. A few of our favorite positive symbols are the lotus flower, tree of life, elephants, and spirals. They are all strong and sacred in their own way.
Owls are known in Native American lore as the keepers of sacred knowledge. Other ancient cultures believed that owls were actually priestesses and wizards in disguise, and to this day they are still considered to be messengers and companions to these magical folk. Sacred to Athena–the Grecian goddess of wisdom and war–owls are often considered […]
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Tara is the goddess of peace and protection. She is also known as the “Great Compassionate Mother” and the Buddha of enlightened activity. According to legend, Tara was a spiritual and compassionate princess who would frequently bring offerings and prayers to the nuns and monks in her village. Impressed by her kindness, the monks told […]
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