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My local New Age shop.
:::I just made some edits that I think better describes the subject without making new agers look "dopey" :-) [[User:Miles|Miles]] 16:15, 3 April 2007 (EDT)
:::I just made some edits that I think better describes the subject without making new agers look "dopey" :-) [[User:Miles|Miles]] 16:15, 3 April 2007 (EDT)
::::This is Conservapedia. If we took 'both sides' we would be just like wikipedia, afraid to point to spiritual corruption for fear of being 'insensetive'. I visit a new age shop on a regular basis in search of collectables, and it's a real pick-and-mix - they have fairys by the door, wiccan to the right, egyptian symbols next to that. On the left are the guardian angels, healing crystals and incense in the middle, and hanging from the ceiling wind chimes and dreamcatchers. Moving further in comes to the spellbooks (Yes, actual, literal books full of spells - those things should be banned somehow), then the celtic, books on astral projection, astrology, psychic healing and dream interpretation, the empty space where they used to sell replica weapons (Some type of change in the law, they can't do that now), and finally the actual fantasy where there are various figures from famous books (Lord of the Rings, mostly) and another shelf full of magic crystal wants and ornate goblets. - [[USer:NewCrusader|NewCrusader]]