Diane Simon
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This article was written by Diane Simon of www.naturesforyou.com, a New Age on-line store featuring Products to Heal and Harmonize Mind, Body and Soul - Quality products for an affordable price. Diane started up her website in 2009 after she and her partner, Bruce, closed their physical store, Nature’s Bounty, in Owen Sound, Ontario (Canada), and moved to the small island of Grand Manan, in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick where Diane says she feels very privileged to live! When they originally opened Nature’s Bounty, Diane and Bruce made a rule that everything they sold would be made from something natural or reflect nature in some way. To their surprise, one section of the store took on a mind of its own and turned into a “New Age” department. Over the years, Diane learned a lot in this area and so she decided to build a website so she could continue selling products that are spiritually healing and uplifting! Nature’s For You is totally dedicated to selling the kinds of products that can heal and harmonize our minds, bodies and souls – always remembering that it is Source Energy that makes that possible!
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Crystals and stones have been used since the dawn of civilization. They can be used to influence our moods, our health, our personal development, our wealth, our environment and our relationships. This article is about • the metaphysical science behind crystals • why and how to choose a stone or crystal • dedicating and programming your crystals • using them and • cleaning and caring for them.
Smudging, a powerful Native American cleansing ritual to remove negativity, involves the burning of sacred herbs and grasses. Smudging is very effective when you've been feeling depressed, angry, resentful or unwell, or after you have had an argument with someone; or as part of a general spiritual or physical housecleaning, clearing your crystals or other possessions of any negative energy. This article discusses what herbs to use and how to smudge.
