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Classically styled silver candle snuffer with inlay of trees, with a hinged bell. Snuffers help you extinguish your candle with sophistication and grace, no burned fingers, broken wicks or spattered wax. -
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Handmade mini pendulum perfect for carrying in your pocket, or for smaller hands just learning how to dowse -
Change the octave of your singing bowl by using either the fabric or wooden end of these batons from India. This baton size is ideal for smaller sized bowls. -
Called the “Stone of Successful Love,” Emerald opens and nurtures the heart and the Heart Chakra. Its soothing energy provides healing to all levels of the being, bringing freshness and vitality to the spirit. A stone of inspiration and infinite patience, it embodies unity, compassion and unconditional love. Emerald promotes friendship, balance between partners, and is particularly known for providing domestic bliss, contentment and loyalty. It was dedicated in the ancient world to the goddess Venus for its ability to insure security in love -
Unakite Jasper brings together the abundant, nurturing energy of green with the soft, caring passion of pink in one of Nature’s most healing crystals of the heart and mind. It resonates with the frequency of love, compassion and kindness, and is a stone dedicated to balancing the emotional body. The elements of Red Jasper and Epidote blend beautifully in Unakite Jasper and embody strong, harmonious relationships. Its pink and green energies balance aspects of the heart, lifting spirits when one is down, and helps to release deep-seated emotions in a slow and gentle way. It promotes patience and persistence, and gradually eliminates bad habits and the thoughts and patterns that perpetuate them. It is a great stone for children’s sensitive emotions, and is particularly good for helping them bounce back from sorrow, grief or disappointment. Unakite supports anyone who feels a little lost, overwhelmed, or has trouble focusing on the here and now -
In various cultures around the world, juniper has been known as a protector tree. Throughout its mythology, it is found protecting travelers and sheltering people in danger. In the Biblical story, during their escape to Egypt, Jesus and his family hid under a juniper tree when King Herod’s soldiers pursued them. And, in the Old Testament, when the prophet Elijah fled Queen Jezebel, it was a mystical juniper tree that safeguarded and hid him, keeping him safe while he rested in preparation to cross the desert to Mount Sinai. Native Americans and Tibetans have used juniper incense in ceremonies and as traditional medicine for millennia. It has been widely burned since antiquity as a fumigant to stave off viruses and plagues of sickness all over the Mediterranean and surrounding regions. It has also been a symbol of strength, fertility, and longevity for centuries. -
Protective, healing, and nurturing. Sacred to the Native Americans for its healing properties and rich, pungent and clearing smoke—pine resin is a great way to clear a space. When burned, pinion energetically creates a peaceful and inviting environment. It’s also used to clear and balance one’s aura and energy field. It’s commonly used in healing ceremonies and invokes clairvoyance, compassion and spiritual strength. -
Used for protection spells and divination. Associated with music and weather magic and sacred to Druids. Good for use in work with Fairies. -
Use this sage smudge stick to remove negative or incompatible energies and vibrations from the environment and Lavender is used for purification, chastity and to promote healing sleep. Native Americans routinely use smudging as a vehicle for spiritual transformation, to raise vibration, and to purify a room, dwelling or space. When sage is burned, the smoke releases negative ions, which allows purification to occur. Traditionally, smudging herbs are indigenous sage, but sage may also be blended with other herbs, and tied into smudging bundles. When a sage blend is burned, one enjoys the combination of the energetic vibrations from both the sage itself, and the herb it is blended with. Burn your sage with reverence and respect for the tradition by following some simple steps: Store your sage bundle in an abalone shell or clay pot, which should be kept at waist height or higher: Light the sage with a wooden match: Smudge in a clockwise fashion, beginning in the east side of the space: immediately remove the burned ash from the area, placing it outside your dwelling. Directions for burning sage: Light the sage with a wooden match and blow out the flame. Wash your hands in the smoke and allow the smoke to billow around your body. Now you are cleansed, and ready to repeat the process in your room. Now use the sage smoke to cleanse and purify your space by waving the smudge stick and spreading the smoke around with a smudge feather. Speak your intention for purification while moving in a clockwise direction around your space, beginning in the east. The ritual of sage smudging and purification is intention-based. One does not have to perform the process exactly. In fact, different Native American cultures may vary the process from tribe to tribe. Know that if your heart is pure, the effort and intention will be enough. -
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This smudging bundle of wonderful smelling herbs have long been used in ritual and ceremony by indigenous peoples. Sage brings wisdom and is calming and healing and removes negative energy, Yerba Santa is used to purify and to set and protect boundaries, and Lavender restores balance and creates a peaceful atmosphere. Lavender also attracts loving energy and spirits. Use to calm the energy of your home or space, cleanse yourself when feeling a little out of sorts, or to cleanse a new purchase before using. -
Drum style smudge pot, great for burning smudge sticks, loose herbs, or just fill it up with sand and it makes a great incense burner. -
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A beautiful printed cloth that can be used as a tapestry or altar cloth. Size is 18 inches x 18 inches, made of silky rayon with fringed edges all around. -
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A beautiful printed cloth that can be used as a tapestry or altar cloth. Gold and black, the size is 18 inches x 18 inches, made of silky rayon with fringed edges all around. -
This amazing "flower" isn't a flower at all, but a plant! Rose of Jericho is not a rose, but a Mexican desert plant with unusual magical properties. It is also known as the Resurrection flower because the plant seems to come to life after dying. Water is used to re-hydrate the plant. Just place it in a bowl of water and it will magically come to life!this resurrection plant is widely used in many different rituals and traditions practiced by not only Catholic followers, but also by the people who practice Santeria and Hoodoo.
As of its transition from looking like a dead, brown ball into an open, lush and green looking plant, by just adding a little bit of water, and the fact that this process can be repeated almost endlessly, the plant is also called resurrection plant.
There are several rituals you can do to employ the symbolism of the Rose of Jericho. If you wish to have a good business, you can place this plant in a shallow dish of water and place it by the door. It is believed that you will have more customers visiting your business place. The resurrection plant also symbolizes protection, power, happiness, abundance, peace and prevents the bad power sources from influencing your life. In order to protect your house from some kind of evil spirits, you are advised to place the Rose of Jericho in any place in your house. If you have an altar dedicated for spiritual purposes that would be a great spot for this plant to reside. Crossing yourself with the water of the plant is believed to bring happiness and blessings.
More interestingly, the Rose of Jericho is also believed to have the power to draw love.
The power of the Rose of Jericho to resurrect from the dried or death condition is also symbolizing transformation and energy renewal.
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A journal designed to put bucket filling knowledge into action and create a happier life for its young reader. In addition to the bucket fillers pledge and three rules of bucket filling, the journal features a 30 day plan for filling buckets for 30 days, including 8 self-reflection questions and 30 pages to record daily thoughts and bucket filling experiences. -
River stone carved with the symbol of OM, assorted sizes. This is a hand carved, fair trade item from Nepal. Beautiful oval river stone hand carved with the symbol of OM. Painted detail. OM (AUM) the most fundamental sound of the universe represents all that is and ever will be. The letters of OM: A U M symbolize the 4 states of consciousness. A = waking state. U = dream state, M = deep sleep, “AUM” = enlightment. Stone sizes vary – approximately 3″ oval. Each is unique. These make wonderful gifts and are beautiful altar or desk decoration. They can also be used as garden art. -
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Cedar wood incense in blocks. Cedar, like all wood incenses, is fire associative. It’s also generally seen as an incense denoting strength or power. 40 blocks per box, does not come with burner. -
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Sacred to the Native Americans for its healing properties and rich, pungent and clearing smoke -- pine resin is a great way to clear a space. When burned, pinion energetically creates a peaceful and inviting environment. It’s also used to clear and balance one’s aura and energy field. It’s commonly used in healing ceremonies and invokes clairvoyance, compassion and spiritual strength. Box of 40 blocks, does not come with burner. -
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Juniper was widely used as incense in Sumer, Babylon and Egypt for spiritual purposes and to honor both Goddesses and Gods. It is sacred specifically to Inanna who was later called Ishtar. Centuries later in Europe, branches of Juniper were smoldered and carried around fields and farms to release their protective energies, guarding both livestock and crops. Used for Protection, Purification and Healing. Box of 40, does not include burner. -
40 blocks per box, does not include burner. Mesquite is disinfecting, helps with digestive problems, and enhances the energy of spells or rituals. Makes any other incense more powerful. -
Hickory is slow to grow, signifying an alignment with the virtues of patience and perseverance. It also produces a pleasant smoke and can be used as an incense in rites of steadfastness, perseverance and staying the course as well as to increase courage and improve resolve. Box of 40 blocks, does not include burner -
Fir balsam helps purify and cleanse the home. It is used to enhance work with the animal kingdom. The scent is warming and grounding. Aromatic fir is used as incense for meditation and psychic work and is used in aromatherapy to relieve anxiety and stress. Box of 40 blocks, does not come with burner. -
Always wear your aventurine, in this beautiful belly button ring. Green Aventurine is a comforter and heart healer, used to clear and activate the Heart Chakra for general well-being and emotional calm. It is also a powerful protector of the Heart Chakra, providing a shield to block entry from those who would “tap-in” and use the energy of another.
