Tuesday was a beautiful, almost-spring day. A perfect day to head to downtown Syracuse for a visit to a wonderful shop!
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| Sky-blue world |
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| Seven Rays Bookstore decorated for St. Patrick's Day |
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| Bobby, the friendly shop cat greets customers |
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| Beautiful murals throughout, fresh, growing plants, fountains |
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| Large selection of incense |
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| Stones displayed on a beautiful shelf |
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| Wall display of tarot decks |
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| Great drums |
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| Books, dragons and toys for the kiddies to play with while parents shop |
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| Massage chair in a serene setting |
A wonderful place for browsing, contemplation and peaceful shopping. Books are displayed throughout the shop; artwork, both painted and sculpted, everywhere. Books, jewelry, tarot decks, stones, incense....so much more. We had a good time looking at everything. Bought some books, a cd of drumming, a beautiful pendulum, and some stones. This is definitely a perfect place for metaphysical supplies. They also offer reiki, massage therapy, tarot readings, as well as other pyshic readings. The shop smelled divine, the music was wonderful and I cannot express enough how happy I am to have found this place.
If you are ever in the Syracuse area, or live nearby, this is a definite must-see! Here's their website:
http://www.sevenrays.com/ And their address:
Seven Rays Bookstore:
222 Walton Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
(315) 424-9137
I am looking forward to more spring weather to make getting out and about exciting and pleasurable after months of snow, ice and frigid temperatures!
4 comments:
My kind of shop!!! It reminds me of this place called, "Mystical Tymes" in New Hope, PA where we go about once a year. They also have a "cat greeter" named Morganna. She is a beautiful while short-hair who belongs to the owner of the store. ;)
Looks like fun!!!
Blessings,
Kim
Oh what a GREAT shop! You are so lucky! Since I moved to Canada, I have missed my metaphysical shops. Not many here, really. I love the mascot too...
I love those little shops. Used to have a couple of them here in the city that I always used to frequent. Unfortunately, they aren't around anymore.
Mary
Well this sounds like a shop I might like to visit for palliative care and bereavement supplies. Then get a massage while I ma there. hat is if I was nearby.
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