Reconnect to Your Spiritual Side
At Mimosa, we are here to help you step onto your path as a spiritual seeker. We're dedicated to embracing the global diversity of wisdom and beliefs. We hold in respect all integrity-based teachings and spirit-based philosophies. Our calling is to support and facilitate your vision of what is meaningful to you in the spiritual realm. Without judgment or affiliation to one ideology, we embrace everyone’s right to pursue their beliefs in a respectful and loving environment.
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Why We No Longer Carry White Sage, Palo Santo, and More
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Long-time customers may have noticed that Mimosa no longer stocks White Sage bundles. While we carried White Sage and related products over a decade, we made the decision in late...
Herbs to Attract Butterflies & Bees
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All of nature lives together in harmony. When one part of the ecosystem is damaged, the entire system is broken. Here are some of our favorite herbs for supporting native pollinators!
Welcoming Taurus Season
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In the Taurus part of our humanity, we learn loyalty, patience, gratitude, persistence, endurance, commitment, and forgiveness. If conscious, we grow our self-worth and self-resourcefulness. We take action slowly, deliberately, honoring others needs, but respecting their boundaries and our own.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crystals
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Frequently Asked Questions About Crystals People have a lot of questions about crystals, and we're happy to share their enthusiasm! Here are some of the most common questions we...
Understanding the Zodiac: Aries
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Aries is ruled by planet Mars. At the “beginning” of the circular zodiac, Aries represents the fiery insertion of the spirit into the physical world of time and space.
Ostara & The Wheel of the Year
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Ostara, or the Spring Equinox here in the Northern Hemisphere, is the first of the quarter days, which marks the second of the spring holidays (the mid-point between Imbolc and Beltane). Ostara is traditionally celebrated on the day of the Vernal Equinox, determined by when the Sun is directly over the earth's equator (this date may range from March 19th through March 22nd each year depending on the Sun's position).
