Do you get confused when you hear all that esoteric mumbo jumbo about your favorite metaphysical objects? We've simplified the entire process with our Ritual Kits and have created this instructional video as a "How To" guide for your own practice!
Our philosophy behind our handmade products is to "help people help themselves". We've designed our Ritual Kits as a tool to do just that- crystals, essential oils, and burnable herbs to alleviate anxiety and to help one meditate. This handy little video sums up our practice perfectly, and adds a little fun to what many find daunting or intimidating.
Starring Janeva Zentz
Directed and Edited by Adam Papagan at Dromebox Labs
Written and Styled by J Southern Studio
Featuring Floss Gloss professional Nail Lacquer in "Party Bruise"
Are Labubus demonic? Are Labubus satanic? The internet loves a good conspiracy —especially when it involves something cute and strange. Recently, the Labubu doll became the subject of a bizarre claim: that it’s connected to ancient demons, specifically the Mesopotamian figure Pazuzu, made infamous in The Exorcist. Some Christian groups have even gone so far as to call the toy “satanic” or “possessed.” But is there any truth to this? Let’s dig into the symbolism, the different interpretations of “Satanism,” and how various spiritual traditions understand demons very differently.
As the Sun dips into the fiery heart of summer, July emerges—golden, long, and lazy. And right alongside it, the zodiac’s watery guardian, Cancer, takes the helm. July is one of the few month’s of the year (next to March or April, depending on the date of Ostara) where a pagan holiday or fire festival is not observed, yet the middle of summer seems almost ritualistic in how entrenched we become with the richness of the season. Looking further, it only makes sense as to why Cancer, summer’s sweetest star sign, is the mascot to the start of summer. Here’s why the vibrancy of July and the nurturing essence of Cancer are cosmic twins—bound by symbolism, season, and soul.
