The New Year is approaching fast. Maybe one of your resolutions is to be more open and available to spirit. That means having access to a special place for contemplating, meditation or prayer. It’s a place where your INNER and OUTER selves can touch. If you travel like The Dalai Lama, maybe you can create a packable shrine. If you are a solitary witch you can outfit some out-of the way spot in your home, office or workshop. Whatever your situation, sacred space is created by a clear state of consciousness and reflects the interests of the individual.
Travel Altar – The Monastery Store offers handcrafted travel altars for folks on the go. The Inner recesses of these wooden chests hold a holy figurine and a supply of incense. It’s not much bigger than a phone.
Meditation Station – BrandArt Yoga reveals how a simple tray or decorated board can display our treasured meditation artifacts especially when our living space is shared with others. Everything is right at hand.
Ritual Work – Altar cloths set the tone for serious magic making. This striking black and white La Muci Design uses eco-friendly materials and depicts the powerful energy of the Lunar Phases.
Momento Pack – The challenge is to fit everything that inspires you into an Altoids tin. Scalvage Studio transforms this simple intention into a intensely spiritual art. Even matchboxes can be totally tricked out.
Spiritual Spot – Maybe a profound shift in your perception occurred in a special place that you have visited. A framed photograph of that locality on your desk would be an insightful reminder of that experience.
Tiny Refuge – This exquisite Gau amulet box was prepared and blessed by a guru. It’s just two inches high and is worn on a strap while traveling. It commonly holds a Sanskrit printed mantra for spiritual protection.
Natural Vibes – Meditating in the outdoors is a wonderful experience! Sometimes stones are just a heap of rubble, but with sensitivity and intention a few natural stones make an outstanding outdoor shrine.
Icon Gallery – Mount your collection of sacred art or holy icons closely together on one wall. Let these images represent your personal efforts to comprehend and live as a particular aspect of spirit.
A Hanging Shrine – Called a sun catcher and for good reasons, Dayology has absolutely fallen in love. Olga Turetska from Ukraine fuses stained glass bands into a spectrum of ribbons of pure color.
