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Learn to Speak Astrology
I came across this astrology class being offered online…it is pretty different from other astrology courses!!
I thought I would put up the introduction video and if your interested in astrology it may be something you want to look into further!!
World Renowned Astrologer Reveals Revolutionary New Approach to Learning Astrology That Will Have You Unlocking the Secrets of Your Unique Birth Chart and Creating Your Own, Detailed, Specific, Practical Interpretations in a Few Short Weeks!
More information about the classes

Unfortunately, the answer to that question has always been “no.”
Until now.
For the first time ever, you can experience a revolutionary new approach to learning Astrology. Whether you’re new to Astrology or you’ve been studying it for years, this powerful system will unlock the secrets of your birth chart and make Astrology come alive for you.
But before I tell you about this new system, let me introduce myself.

My name is Kevin B. Burk. I’ve been counseling professionally as an astrologer since 1996, and I have clients around the world. I hold a Level IV certification in Astrological Counseling from NCGR, and my website, TheRealAstrology.com is one of the premiere Astrology resources on the Internet. I’ve been teaching Astrology since 1999, and I’ve been invited to speak at some of the largest and most prestigious Astrology organizations in North America. My articles have appeared in The Mountain Astrologer, Llewellyn’s Moon Sign Annuals, and in the Australian publication, Well Being Astrology. I’m the author of 10 books (so far), including The Complete Node Book, Astrology Math Made Easy, and the Astrological Relationship Handbook.
In fact, my first book, Astrology: Understanding the Birth Chart, is the gold standard of Astrology books. It is widely regarded as the best book on how to interpret a natal chart using classical Astrology. It’s been used as a textbook in Kepler College’s certification and degree programs, it’s been translated into Russian, and it’s being translated into Bulgarian.

Someone with absolutely no background in Astrology can pick up my book, and by the time they’ve finished working through it, they will be able to interpret any birth chart from start to finish. But getting to that point takes a lot of work.
Astrology: Understanding the Birth Chart still follows the old paradigm of how to teach Astrology. You have to digest a staggering amount of information, and even though it does make an effort to show how to apply the techniques in practical ways, it still amounts to too much theory and not enough application.
In the Summer of 2007, I decided to revisit the fundamentals of Astrology and see if I could make them more accessible. Astrology: Understanding the Birth Chart included just about every technique and approach that I’d ever used to interpret a natal chart. But over the years, my practice evolved, and I discovered that I could get a wealth of detailed, specific information using only the simplest, fundamental classical techniques. Not only am I able to prepare for a client in a fraction of the time it used to take me, but my clients come away from the session with practical, specific tools they can use to improve their lives dramatically.
I’ve shared these techniques in workshops for Astrology organizations in the U.S. and Canada, and the response has always been the same. A light seems to go on for everyone in the audience. All of a sudden, something clicks for even the most experienced, professional astrologers in the room, and the birth chart springs to life before their eyes.
That’s why I’m calling this new program:
The first class in this series covers Natal Astrology and teaches how to unlock the secrets of your unique birth chart.

I have always been very interested in astrology so this course caught my eye and just wanted to share!! Plus I have a few readers whom have asked about Astrology….I am NO expert so decided to share once I found one
For more information or to sign up CLICK HERE!!
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Stop! Winter Blues
The winter blues, or Seasonal Affective Disorder are a serious problem for some people and having ways of coping or helping can only help if you fight this battle!
Winter Self Care Meditation
-A guided meditation for folks in Portland Oregon, to create balance and chase away the winter blues!
Ten Tips For Winter Wellness
1. Go for a walk even when the weather is really cold – your body has to work overtime to get warm and you may burn up to 50% more calories than you would on the same walk in summer! But remember, go a little slower until you get warm and keep up the hydration.
2. If you find it hard to get motivated to exercise in winter…just think of spring and how much harder it is to get back into shape rather than maintain your fitness throughout the winter.
3. Be aware of tendonitis and stress fracture if you don’t exercise in winter and expect to pick up where you left off after a whole winter with no exercise.
4. Instead of picking up a cup of hot chocolate to keep yourself warm, try a herbal beverage.
5. Gain an interest in indoor sports as opposed to cycling and jogging outdoors. Don’t forget that swimming at an indoor pool is an option for a great cardio workout!
6. The cold air and indoor heaters can dry out your skin. Make sure you drink at least 8 glasses of water each day and use moisturizers throughout winter.
7. Buy some indoor plants to soften up the dry atmosphere caused through heating. Indoor plants give off moisture and oxygen and the colours will brighten up a dull day outside.
8. Caught a cold or flu? If the infection is above the neck (nose, throat) you could be OK to complete a low intensity workout. However, if you have symptoms that are worse than an average cold (chest congestion, muscle aches), exercise will only make you worse and delay your recovery. Rest is the best medicine.
9. Wear the right clothes when exercising in winter. Polypropylene is the perfect fabric to wear underneath a tracksuit, which will provide great insulation but minimise moisture loss. Gore-Tex is a fabric used widely for providing protection from the rain and wind.
10. Feel like sitting on the couch with a video and snacking on a cold, wet day? Reach for a protein bar or packet of soy nuts instead of high energy, high fat snacks.
3 Keys To Busting The Winter Blues – LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
No, I’m not recommending that you make your own independent film this Winter. Stay with me here and it will all come to light!
Do you literally find yourself getting “sick and tired” at this time of year, and maybe a little depressed as well? You’re not alone! 78% of the North American population experiences increased fatigue, stress, illness, weight change and depression during the “blues” months of November to April.
Don’t despair! There are simple, easy ways to sail through the season with more JOY, CHEER and EASE!
Lights:
It’s no accident that the Winter holidays involve lights…,,,the Jewish Menorah, Christmas lights and candles, etc. When the days are shorter with less light, seratonin levels go down and depression levels and weight tend to go up. Studies have shown that the “winter blues” or SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) is caused by less sunlight rather than temperature changes. So what’s the solution? Here are a few.
1.Get as much real daylight as you can. If you work inside and especially under fluorescent lights, take your breaks outside. Take a quick walk outside at lunch. Park a distance from your destination. Even a few minutes of being out in the daylight can make a significant difference.
2.Use full-spectrum lighting in your home and your office. I often recommend that clients replace the fluorescent lights at work with full-spectrum bulbs whenever possible. I used to get migraines almost every year starting in early November. No more! I put daylight halogen lamps in my office, living room and bedroom and….VOILA! No more migraines. The minor cost of keeping the lights a little brighter at night and in the early morning is well worth it. Whatever you do, avoid sitting in a darkened room watching TV or at the computer. Keep the lights on.
Camera (not really):
Think of your mind as a camera, as your own on-going video or movie. Our subconscious and nervous systems do not distinguish between physical reality and our imaginations. So visualize, visualize, VISUALIZE!
1.Take a few minutes each day or throughout the day to close your eyes and see the entire inside of your body full of light, every cell lighting up. Any internal or external images of light will work. See yourself at your favorite beach with sunlight drenching every inch of your body. See yourself playing tennis or any other warm weather activity on a sunny, summer day. You’re the director here. You get to be anywhere you want, doing anything you love. In your mind, fill yourself and your surroundings with light. This is POWERFUL!
2. This part is so important that it gets it’s own number. When you visualize, FEEL! Feel all the physical sensations and emotions that you would if you were really in the place or situation you are imagining….the warmth, the movement, the freedom, the contentment, the deLIGHT! Using all our physical senses and emotions creates a much more powerful physiological and psychological response to mental images.
Action (really):
Even without the “blues”, our bodies and metabolisms tend to slow down in the winter months. It’s only natural. And, of course, there’s all that Holiday eating! You know that you’re going to over-indulge at this time of year. You always do (and you’re in good company – the rest of us!)
1.Be pre-emptive. Start increasing your activity now, before the major eating begins.
Add 5 minutes to your treadmill time or any workout time. If you’re not exercising, start!
Do some side and back leg lifts while you’re standing at the stove or waiting for the microwave. (I do this compulsively now, and my thighs and behind are very grateful.)
When you come home, go up and then down and then up the stairs again…with the groceries or shopping bags.
When Holiday shopping, park at the far end of the parking lot (like you have a choice!) You’ll get more exercise and daylight.
Take a walk with the family or friends after that big holiday meal or party.
“When you get the chance to sit it out or dance, I hope you DANCE.”
2.Whatever you do, don’t compound the over-indulging with beating yourself up about it. If you’re like the rest of us, you are likely to gain a few pounds over the winter. Big deal! EnJOY yourself, and just do what you can, when you can.
A quick note about that upcoming New Year’s resolution to lose the holiday weight:
Winter is by far the worst time of year to try to lose weight. It goes counter to your body’s natural rhythms and tendencies. (Think hibernation!) Rather than setting yourself up for failure, do what you can to avoid the weight gain to begin with. Staying active before and during the Winter will set up your mind and metabolism to lose the weight more easily when Spring rolls around.
Keep your mind and thoughts LIGHT! EnJOY! Be of good CHEER, and when you want to bust the winter blues, remember…………
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
Copyright 2006 Ahna Cleveland
Ahna Cleveland is the creator of the Opening Energy 28 Day Process, a powerful program which teaches a variety of energy healing techniques through meditation and visualization. She has been practicing and teaching these techniques for over 30 years. To learn more visit http:/www.openingenergy.com
Power Yoga: Physical Activity and Meditation
Health is the real wealth of an individual. Good health does not mean the absence of physical illness but also the lack of mental and social illness. A healthy person can properly survive and easily cope with the difficulties and stress of daily living. Incorporating regular physical activities, nutritious diet, and refraining from alcohol and cigarettes are necessary in maintaining a fit and healthy body. Yoga is a physical activity that has been used in the ancient times to alleviate health problems associated with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma, shallow breathing, backaches, chronic illness, and many other forms of discomfort. Nowadays, Yoga has gone from a spiritual discipline practiced by many in the Far East, into a mainstream exercise routine that has been taught in many gyms around the world. Other researches suggest that yoga may promote relaxation and reduce distress.
A new form of yoga that focuses on a more fitness-based approached has been developed. It is called Power Yoga, a method closely modeled after the Ashtanga style of practice. The term Power Yoga became widely used in the mid-’90s when many yoga teachers tried new ways to make Ashtanga Yoga more accessible to the western audience. Both Power and Ashtanga Yoga focuses on strength and flexibility. The only difference between the traditional method and Power Yoga is that the latter does not require the performance of a series of poses. It took the basics of yoga and and gave it a dose of aerobics to tone the muscles, sharpen focus, and strengthen the heart.
Other known benefits of practicing Power Yoga include:
Improved strength, endurance, and stamina
Tighter abs, legs, and arms
Helps release physical tension
Helps maintain good and proper posture
Serves as a good warm up for athletes
Improves an athlete’s overall performance
Power Yoga is a very accessible exercise. To practice this new yoga method, all that is needed is a flat floor surface, a mat or towel, and enough overhead space to extend the arms. It can be performed by individuals of different ages and level of physical condition. However, not all poses should be attempted by everyone. Proper posture and alignment should always be maintained during stretch or posture to avoid injuries. These activities should be stopped when there is fatigue, pain, or dizziness. In addition, the mental component of yoga is as important as its physical activities. Concentration and meditation should not be taken for granted. Yoga should be done with an open and gentle mind when one performs yoga positions and posture. Impatience, self-criticism, and comparing oneself with others may hamper the improvement of one’s physical and mental health.
Individuals who want to engage in physical activities like yoga should consult doctors and other health professionals before taking yoga classes. Certain injuries to the wrist, back, and ankles may prevent some individuals from practicing yoga postures and positions. Furthermore, yoga should be practiced with care and precaution. Some people have reported injuries that were acquired by executing yoga postures without focus, or by attempting difficult positions without working them gradually or by not having proper supervision. Oftentimes, beginners complain of muscle soreness and fatigue after engaging in yoga. These effects may disappear with continuous practice. Yoga is a great way to strengthen the and body and improve overall health.
This Winter Blues Yoga is great for all you followers in the freezing climate of North America, Canada and Europe. Even you guys in warmer climates will still enjoy this
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Nyoman Karsa - Wood Sculpter
Wood sculptures – Nyoman Karsa
NOVICA Handcrafts from Bali and Java
Nyoman Karsa – Wood Sculpter
“This has been such a great year for me, thanks to people from many different countries. Thanks for submitting so many testimonials about my work. May this year bring you all the happiness and good fortune that you have brought to my family.
“My name is Nyoman Karsa and I was born on December 31, 1967. I learned woodcarving from my father and the senior artists of my village, for example, the famous Wayan Winten. I have worked in my own art studio and shop since 1987.
“I usually carve sculptures from ebony, suar, crocodile, and hibiscus woods. Each of the woods has specific characteristics of color, durability, and aroma. Ebony comes from Sulawesi, while the others grow locally. Mass media and the everyday traditional lifestyle of our environment and community are the sources of my inspiration. Some of my pieces deal with traditional dances, the stories of Ramayana and Mahabharata, sports, animals, and abstract figures.
“When creating a sculpture, I first see it in my mind, making an image of how it would look on a log or a piece of wood. I make a draft on the wood piece, chiseling the initial form and detailing the parts, finishing it off by smoothing and polishing.
“I wish success for Novica and the world’s artists!”
Wood sculpture, ‘Buddha with a Baby’ Today’s Price: $104.95
Buddha gently cradles an infant in his arms as he meditates. By Nyoman Karsa, this exquisite sculpture expresses his personalized vision of the master. The baby is a symbol of a clean and sincere heart.
Wood relief panel, ‘Wild Horses’ Today’s Price: $197.95
Wind caresses their long manes as wild horses test the air with flaring nostrils. Nyoman Karsa captures their beauty, freedom and intelligence in a superb relief panel. It reveals his artistry as well as his deep love of nature.
Wood statuette, ‘Eagle Majesty’ Today’s Price: $307.95
Spreading mighty wings, a majestic eagle prepares to take to the sky. Nyoman Karsa depicts a regal bird, carving the powerful contours from suar wood. Fine details distinguish this masterful work, from the soft feathers to the intelligent eyes.
Wood sculpture, ‘One Heart’Today’s Price: $36.49
A couple leans close to gaze into one another’s eyes. Their bodies meld to form a heart. “This sculpture symbolizes eternal love,” Balinese artisan Nyoman Karsa confides. He carves the signature piece from sleek suar wood.
Wood sculpture, ‘Love of My Life’ Today’s Price 49.99
Blissfully in love, two figures merge, sharing one heart. This sensual, romantic sculpture is hand carved by Bali’s Nyoman Karsa. His sleek sense of artistic rhythm is admirable as slightly asymmetrical features accentuate the couple’s union.
Wood statuette, ‘Pilgrimage to the Sea’ Today’s Price: $332.95
With rippling muscles apparent beneath his soft coat, a powerful horse canters easily across the beach. Ocean waves lap at his hooves while the sea breeze caresses his mane and tail. Carving the taut contours from suar wood, Nyoman Karsa sculpts an unforgettable portrait.
Mahogany sculpture, ‘Asian Elephant’ Today’s Price: $152.95
Dramatically sculpted contours evoke the true power of the Indonesian elephant. This example arrives adorned in a regal cloth, reflecting Nyoman Karsa’s Balinese heritage. Hand-carved from mahogany wood, the statuette makes a rewarding acquisition for the worldly interior.
Says Karsa, “Outside is the natural world; the lives of animals depend on human behavior. Numerous hunters travel around the world endangering the lives of animals, while only a few people concern themselves with finding the best way to save them from entirely disappearing. By creating animal statuettes I offer an alternative to animal lovers.”
Wood statuette, ‘Wild Beauty’ Today’s Price: $237.95
Galloping at full force against the Balinese breeze, this extraordinary horse is an admirable testimony to equine beauty. Made Karsa captures the strength and elegance of the horse with admirable artistry as he carves its image from suar wood. The spirited animal features eyes full of life, and the wood’s natural grain accents the stallion’s impressive musculature. Karsa confers dynamism to the statuette, making the ideal complement to a personal space.
Please note that Karsa will not always be able to provide the same coloring and grain of the piece as seen in the picture. However, this master carver will always provide a piece of excellent quality when using suar wood.
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Today's Meditation - Basics
Today’s Meditation – Basics
Today we are doing things a little different, we have had some emails from a couple people that really really wanted to meditate but kept saying that they “could NOT shut off their brain” So we have went back to basics today to try and help with that!
We also added a technique video and some more meditation supplies. Enjoy!
Namaste! TandS
Today’s Meditation
“Just close your eyes and count your breaths,” they say. How simple can it be? “Don’t think about anything else though. Just concentrate on your breathing.” Well, anyone who has tried this “simple” meditation knows that it just isn’t that easy.
There are many obstacles to this seemingly effortless task. Our minds tend to wander naturally. If we try to completely focus on anything for more than a few seconds, random thoughts take over. And breathing is boring; let’s face it. How can you concentrate on something so mundane when there are much more interesting things racing around in your head?
A typical session might go like this: I close my eyes, sit comfortably, and begin counting. Inhale one, inhale two, inhale… “Am I doing this right? I guess so, I’m already on… oh three.” Inhale four… “Now, am I supposed to start over at one or just keep going?” Inhale one, inhale two, inhale three, inhale four. “Wow, I’m really getting the hang of this. Oops.” Inhale one, inhale two… “Did I remember to pay the phone bill? I’m sure I did. I’m really good at staying on top of my bills. Not like Susan, she’s always… Darn, I did it again.” Inhale one, inhale two…
The good news is it does get better with practice. The bad news is it can still be a struggle for experienced meditaters, especially during busy or turbulent periods in one’s life. Luckily, there is more good news. There are some specific things you can do to help you focus and reduce the frustration in your meditation practice. In this article, I would like to offer three tips to help you with your practice. They are: Observe don’t control, be compassionate, and enjoy yourself.
First, don’t force or try to control your breathing. This is a mistake that a lot of beginners make. Many inexperienced meditaters consciously or unconsciously alter their breathing in an effort to focus on it. What results is an exaggerated and often irregular breathing pattern. This can actually inhibit your meditation rather than help it.
What you want to do is just “watch” your breathing. You don’t have to exert any additional effort at all. If you just wait and observe, you will breathe. Then, you can count. Of course, we all know this but many people still find themselves forcing it. If you catch yourself controlling your breaths, just gently remind yourself that it’s not necessary and then wait for the next breath to come naturally.
This brings me to the next tip, compassion. In this case I mean for yourself in your meditation practice. As we’ve been discussing, it’s not an easy thing to do to concentrate on one’s breath. It’s very important not to scold yourself when your mind wanders or you catch yourself controlling your breathing. If you think about it, the time you would spend reprimanding yourself for breaking your focus is just more time away from your meditation. It is best to softly bring yourself back to your practice as soon as you notice you’re wavering. Don’t get down on yourself and start thinking, “I can’t do this. This is never going to work for me.” These negative thoughts do nothing to help your practice and waste valuable time. Be compassionate. Just brush it off and return to your meditation.
Another way to look at these wanderings is to realize that they are an important part of your progression. Meditation is a skill. And like most skills, it requires practice. A baseball player doesn’t step into the batter’s box for the first time and start hitting home runs. He makes mistakes and corrections, and improves over time. He can then gauge his progress by the reduction of errors. Even after he is an experienced batsman, he will still strike out more often than he would like. But his hits should increase as well.
In your meditation practice, your mind will likely wander more in the beginning. But don’t give up. It will get better. Just like the baseball player, you will realize fewer mistakes over time and you will learn to recover from them more quickly. Sure, you will still have challenges and even slumps from time to time but you will also have more successes.
The final tip I would like to offer is to find enjoyment in your practice. Even though it may be tough at times, daily meditation can greatly enhance your life. Don’t rate yourself and expect to progress or improve to a particular degree or within a particular time frame. Unlike baseball, mediation is a life-long experience. Remember, this is your time. Let it be your oasis not a chore. No matter what else is going on in your life, your meditation time can be your escape. As a Zen master once said, “It’s just you and your breath and then it’s just your breath.” Breathe in, breathe out, and forget about the world around you. Even when you’re busy or preoccupied with some problem, even if you can only find ten or fifteen minutes to be alone with your breath, enjoy it.
I hope these tips will help you to enhance your meditation experience. They have certainly proved to be invaluable in my own practice over the years. Of course I still struggle from time to time with the very same issues we’ve discussed here. But through observing rather than controlling, being compassionate to myself when I falter, and enjoying my special time alone; I have made my life fuller and happier.
Meditation Basics
As it says in the introduction, this is a portion of ”On Solid Ground – A Practical Look at an Ancient Practice” that I could not include due to the size of the file. In any event, I decided to release it as a single. Mediation skills can be a great asset in your personal and spiritual life. Relaxation techniques are used extensively in several ways to impove our standard of living. This is my take on the basics of meditation. I hope you enjoy it! Adrian.
Meditation Kit: Traditional Tools to Awaken the Soul
publisher: Mandala Publishing, published: 2007-04-25
ASIN: 1932771948
EAN: 9781932771947
sales rank: 957551
price: $22.54 (new), $22.54 (used)
This kit offers easy-to-use daily tools to support personal spiritual practice. Ideal for both long-term personal use and gift-giving, Meditation Kit includes a brass bell, an incense and incense holder, a sandalwood chanting mala and silk cloth, an achman cup and spoon (for purification of the hands and body prior to meditation), and a tilak, or sacred clay. There is also a CD with chanted mantras, a 28-page guide to mantra meditation, and even a deck of worship cards full of rich, traditional art and ancient Sanskrit prayers (and translations). This revised edition, designed for both the novice and the experienced practitioner, includes eight new meditation cards to help guide the seeker to the desired state of awareness, relaxation, and inner peace.
Buckwheat Zafu and Zabuton Meditation Cushion Set (2pc), Burgundy
publisher: ZafuStore
ASIN: B000VR0F7U
sales rank: 56329
price: $87.95 (new)
Our zafu is a round traditional meditation cushion with pleated sides. The cover is made of cotton twill fabric. The zafu is stuffed with buckwheat hulls and is adjustable with zipper opening. All our zafus are double-stitched for extra strength and come with a carrying handle. Each zafu is approximately 14″ in diameter and 7″ in height and and weight 7 lbs. The zabuton is filled with natural kapok. The kapok is packed to provide solid support, and yet is soft and comfort. The outer cover is made of cotton twill fabric and has a zipper along one length so that it can be easily removed and washed. Inside the cover, the kapok is enclosed in a casing. Each zabuton is approximately 30″ long by 28″ wide and may fits people up to 5′ 10″ tall.
RUDRAKSHA WRIST MALA w/ Anahata Chakra Mala Bag ~ India Yoga Meditation Prayer Beads
publisher: Shambala Shop
ASIN: B00474OOV6
sales rank: 2743
price: $13.95 (new)
OM YOGA MEDITATION SHAWL ~ India Yoga Accessories ~ 25″ x 72″
publisher: Shambala Shop
ASIN: B004RV2QX2
sales rank: 147630
price: $26.00 (new)
Buckwheat Zafu, Zabuton and Support Meditation Cushions Set (4Pc), Dark Navy
publisher: ZafuStore
ASIN: B000GL4KG8
sales rank: 187534
price: $112.95 (new)
Our zafu is a round traditional meditation cushion with pleated sides. The cover is made of cotton twill fabric. The zafu is stuffed with buckwheat hulls and is adjustable with zipper opening. All our zafus are double-stitched for extra strength and come with a carrying handle. Each zafu is approximately 14″ in diameter and 7″ in height and and weight 7 lbs. The zabuton is filled with natural kapok. The kapok is packed to provide solid support, and yet is soft and comfort. The outer cover is made of cotton twill fabric and has a zipper along one length so that it can be easily removed and washed. Inside the cover, the kapok is enclosed in a casing. Each zabuton is approximately 30″ long by 28″ wide and may fits people up to 5′ 10″ tall. The square support cushion is designed to tip your zafu a bit forward or to be placed under a knee or ankle. The outer cover is made of cotton twill fabric. Each support cushion is 14″ long by 14″ wide and is stuffed with natural kapok batting. The small support cushion is for use as a leg or hand support. The outer cover is made of cotton twill fabric. Each support cushion is 14″ long by 8″ wide and is stuffed with natural kapok batting.
Golden Bodhi Travel Altar Box
ASIN: B001N9IY14
sales rank: 94362
price: $26.95 (new)
The beautiful hand gilded leaf that graces the top of this box is a bodhi leaf, the Buddhist symbol for pure and boundless wisdom. Open the box and an assortment of enlightening treasures can be found including an herbal Buddha, greeting scarf, votive, herbal mala, nag champa incense and burner
Today’s inspiration
Today’s Decoration
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