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Stones: Rhodocrosite, Tourmaline, Malachite, Lapis

Planetary Influence: Jupiter, Moon and Saturn

Chakras: All

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These wands are made to order and take approximately 6 weeks to receive.

Hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features an original and intricate design in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. Hand woven by Shipibo women in Peru, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art. These cloths can be used for an overlay on your altar or used as wall hangings.

The song on this cloth is a design of energy of the plants for healing of the body and cleansing of thoughts.

This wide, rustic and sturdy, beautifully conveys the Peruvian Andean weavers traditional designs of intricate patterns and iconography of items important in their lives. Each icon has a specific meaning, some only known to the weaver herself. Reversible. Belts can be worn, used as ties or straps or used as an overlay on ground mesas or altars. Made in the Sacred Valley of Peru.

Beautiful Shipibo Falda Cloth is carefully hand embroidered in geometric fractal designs representing their sacred songs called icaros inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with ayahuasca-based, jungle cosmology. Use as a ground or overlay cloth for your altar or sacred space. Also looks lovely as a wall hanging. Handmade in the Amazon of Peru.

The song on this cloth is a song to connect with plants and clean bad air.

This Box Set features four CDs in the Key of Ohm, an ancient tuning based on the earth's orbital path around the sun, plus liner notes featuring artist statement and publisher notes about Ohm, from its Vedic roots to its contemporary use as a sound healing frequency. There's No Place Like Ohm Vols. 1 & 2, (2003, 2005); In the Key of Earth (2007) and Vibrational Healing Music (2009) inspired a generation of composers and healthcare practitioners to explore the healing benefits of a tone associated with the Earth. These influential recordings are Sound Healing classics you'll want to add to your music library. Listen to Sound Healing Music - Collector's Edition while using Ohm Tuning Forks to amplify the restorative experience that these albums offer.

Marjorie de Muynck's second sound healing CD recording in what has become her signature tuning of Ohm, known for its soothing and healing properties. The Ohm tone is based on the measured frequency of the elliptical orbit of the earth as it travels around the sun through four seasons. Resonating with this quintessential earth tone is grounding, centering and energizing; it creates a feeling of spaciousness in your body and psyche, releasing stress and tension. Deeply relaxing, this music is ideal for meditation, yoga, Qi Gong, as well as for insomnia, pain management and stress reduction. Beautiful music harmonizes with the sound vibration of Ohm Tuning Forks, enhancing their effectiveness.

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From the author of The Teachings of don Juan. The legendary Yaqui Indian sorcerer don Juan returns, and through his mesmerizing stories readers learn the vital secrets of belief and self-realization that are transcendental and valid for us all--that wisdom, strength and power lie within ourselves.

A cosmic circular creation of cotton cloth with multicolored and intricate Shipibo embroidered designs based on their ayahuasca-inspired medicine songs. No two patterns are exactly alike and all are hypnotizingly beautiful. These cloths can be used as an overlay for your altar or mesa, hung as artwork, or sewn on items and infuse your own creations with the spirit of the Shipibo: shirts, skirts, blouses, and bags, Handmade in the Peruvian Amazon. 

The design on this cloth is a song for good luck.

So many books have been written about the meditation side of Zen and the everyday, chop wood/carry water side of Zen. But few books have approached Zen the way that most Japanese actually do--through ritualized arts of discipline and beauty--and perhaps that is why Eugen Herrigel's Zen in the Art of Archery is still popular so long after it first publication in 1953.

Herrigel, a philosophy professor, spent six years studying archery and flower-arranging in Japan, practicing every day, and struggling with foreign notions such as "eyes that hear and ears that see." In a short, pithy narrative, he brings the heart of Zen to perfect clarity--intuition, imitation, practice, practice, practice, then, boom, wondrous spontaneity fusing self and art, mind, body, and spirit.

Herrigel writes with an attention to subtle profundity and relates it with a simple artistry that itself carries the signature of Zen. --Brian Bruya

A set of ancient inscriptions on marble found forty years ago in southern Italy, recording details so bewildering that scholars have kept silent about them.

Strange evidence about a tradition of people who were mystics but who were so intensely practical that, two and a half thousand years ago, they shaped our existence and the world we live in. And yet they did this with a purpose we've completely forgotten.

These are just two ingredients of this extraordinary book, which uncovers an astonishing reality that lies unsuspected right at the origins of the western world. Our dramatic failure to acknowledge or come to grips with that reality is what has been responsible for so much of the emptiness -- of the sense of something missing -- in our modern lives.

In the Dark Places of Wisdom is no work of fiction. The documents, the discoveries, the people that it describes are all as real as we are. But the story it has to tell is far stranger than any fiction, because this is the story of ourselves.

One of the world's leading authorities on Zen Buddhism, D. T. Suzuki was the author of more than a hundred works on the subject in both Japanese and English, and was most instrumental in bringing the teachings of Zen Buddhism to the attention of the Western world. Written in a lively, accessible, and straightforward manner, An Introduction to Zen Buddhism is illuminating for the serious student and layperson alike.

Hand embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original intricate design in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca based, jungle cosmology. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art.  These cloths can be used for an overlay on your altar or used as wall hangings. Made in Peru.

The design on this cloth is a song of the plants for healing. 

Hand-embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original intricate design in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca-based, jungle cosmology. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art.  These cloths can be used for an overlay on your altar or used as wall hangings. Made in Peru.

Bright and beautiful colors, with a sunshine yellow border. 

The design on this cloth is representative of a song to support joyful emotions.

These ceramic polychrome vessel with a human face in high relief at the top of the neck. A dark, earthy red, flat base terminates abruptly in a brown ring and then gives way to a creamy color decorated with labyrinthine lines and a projecting human face below a slightly flared, rolled rim. Shipibo vessels are visually distinctive and instantly recognizable, but they are also the result of a tempering technology that is millennia old and allowed them to create some of the largest, thinnest-walled vessels produced in the New World. Made by Shipibo women of the Amazon Jungle Rainforest.

Patterns and colors may slightly vary from photo due to handmade nature. 

Hand-embroidered Shipibo-Conibo cotton cloth features a lovely original intricate design in striking colors inspired by the Shipibo's relationship with their ayahuasca-based, jungle cosmology. Created by Shipibo women, each piece takes weeks to create and is an original piece of living art.  These cloths can be used for an overlay on your altar or used as wall hangings. Made in Peru.

Bright vibrant colors, with an orchid purple border. 

The design on this cloth is representative of a song to bring mental tranquility. 

Elegant and super lightweight. Made with beads of yellow, copper, green, and hints of druzy blue. Inspired by the rugged beauty of the Sierra Anchas mountains reminiscent of desert sunrises and canyon shadows. 

Handmade and one-of-a-kind by the artist, Stacey Swerer. 

Nickel-free ear wires. Lay flat or hang when you are not wearing them.

After 2 decades in the study and practice of medicine, Sarah Seidelmann took a 3-month sabbatical to search for a way to feel good again. Having witnessed human suffering early in her career and within her own family, she longed for a way to address more than just the physical needs of her patients and to live in a lighter, more conscious way.

Swimming with Elephants tells the eccentric, sometimes poignant, and occasionally hilarious experience of a working mother undergoing a bewildering vocational shift from physician to shamanic healer. During that tumultuous period of answering her call, Sarah met an elephant who would become an important spirit companion on her journey, had bones thrown for her by a shaman in South Africa, and traveled to India for an ancient Hindu pilgrimage, where she received the blessing she had been longing for. Ultimately, she discovered an entirely different way of healing, one that she had always aspired to and that enabled her to help those who are suffering.

Epics of ancient India rank with the timeless myths of classical Greece and Rome in the power of their language and the underlying moral lessons. The Ramayana and Mahabharata, both originally written in Sanskrit, contain vibrant stories of kings and princes, sages and tricksters, demons and gods, damsels in distress, and mighty heroes. Ganesha Goes to Lunch collects some of the most vivid stories from these and other early Indian folklore and spiritual texts including the Vedas and the Puranas.

These stories feature the gods of India in their celestial and earthly abodes, hapless humans struggling with life's many problems, and gods and humans interacting. Assembled by Kamla Kapur, these stories illustrate the great spiritual and practical themes of the human condition. Kamla Kapur brings her poet's eye and ear to the retelling of these stories, recreating and dramatizing them to illuminate their relevance to modern times.