Flora is the Roman Goddess of flowering plants. She has elements of a Love-Goddess, with its attendant attributes of fertility, sex, and blossoming. Her name is derived from the Latin floris, meaning "a flower", with the additional meaning of "something in its prime", "prospering", "flourishing", "abounding", and "blooming".
As such, the Flora Collection is one that will assist one in their blooming. Spiritually speaking, ones blooming stage occurs when one has found the light and remains rooted and stable, even in times of turmoil. The individual is in touch with their mental and emotional state and is able to cast aside old patterns for more aligned actions. The blooming stage is spiritual liberation, an awareness one can never go back from, an awareness that now drives them to create seeds to share with others.
This is the ideal collection for anyone on the verge of, or in the midst of, their blooming. It is also a great support piece for those already blossoming, sharing their journey with others.
Howlite is a very soothing stone, helping one to soften the hard edges of ones experience and see their past traumas as learning opportunities. This awareness offers relief to anyone harboring resentments and negative emotional ties, allowing for forgiveness and peace to take its place. Howlite unburdens an overactive mind, bringing serenity and clarity, improving sleep and assisting in quieting the mind during meditation, making it a great stone to meditate with.
The Flora Collection Bloom Mala is a 108 6mm bead Mala in Howlite, accented by a luxurious ombre tassel. This Mala will pair well with the Mantra, "I am blooming".
Save 15% when purchasing this Mala as part of the entire collection!
Please Note: All items are made to order. Kindly allow 1-3 weeks for delivery. If you require a rush order, please contact us directly, and we will do our best to accommodate your request. Additionally, be aware that spacers and pendants are subject to change based on current stock availability. Thank you for your understanding.
