I am changing my original review to one star because I no longer believe it accurately reflects my…read moreexperience. At one point, I trusted Carol White Bear deeply. I spent hours speaking with her, confided in her, respected her guidance, and regarded her as someone safe. I also supported her professionally in a significant way because I genuinely believed in her and in the work she was doing. That trust is gone. What changed my opinion was not a single disagreement. It was discovering that the compassion and understanding I believed I was receiving directly did not match what was being said about me elsewhere. That matters profoundly when someone works in a profession built on intuition, trust, emotional vulnerability, and guidance. I was going through an extraordinarily difficult period in my life, including serious medical circumstances and significant emotional strain. Carol knew that. She also knew how vulnerable I was and how much weight I placed on her perspective. Despite that, I later learned that she had been expressing judgments about me to my wife while interacting with me very differently in private. When I became hurt by something that happened, I did not attack her, publicly shame her, or retaliate. I reached out directly and asked if we could meet because I wanted to understand what had happened and repair the relationship. She told me she was busy and would check her schedule. She never contacted me again. Nearly two months later, however, she had no difficulty reaching out to my wife to request changes to marketing materials that I had personally created through my own business. My wife does not run my creative business. That moment told me everything I needed to know. Ignoring someone when they ask to repair a personal rupture is one thing. Deliberately bypassing that same person when you later want something related to their professional work is another. It felt dismissive, avoidant, and profoundly disrespectful. I gave an enormous amount of my time, creative labor, professional expertise, encouragement, and trust to this relationship without expecting anything in return. I did so because I believed I was supporting someone who had positively affected my life. I now understand that relationship very differently. The most painful part is not that Carol and I are no longer close. It is realizing that someone I once regarded almost as a maternal figure could know how deeply I trusted her, know how much I was struggling, accept the generosity I extended, speak critically about me behind the scenes, and then avoid a direct conversation when I asked for one. For a profession that depends so heavily on trust, discernment, authenticity, and emotional integrity, that discrepancy is impossible for me to overlook. People are free to form their own opinions and have their own experiences. This is mine. I once recommended Carol enthusiastically. I no longer recommend her at all.

To respond to Dianne F.'s reply: "The person you described as Mr. Mask comes from a highly attuned…read morespiritual family, so I'm sad to see you describe him in the way you did." Just because a person comes from a "highly attuned spiritual family" doesn't mean they're also highly spiritually attuned -- that's like saying "she comes from a highly musical family" but she can't carry a tune or keep the beat. (I myself come from an *extremely* Christian family -- Bible Belt! -- but I have since learned the truth about that religion and am no longer the slightest bit Christian nor will I ever be again.) As I said, both my husband and I are *extremely* intuitive and can sense people's energy, and the energy we get from this man is "used car salesman" with not a shred of spirituality. In any case, his pushy car-salesman attitude was the real issue. That said, my husband and I did stop by the Youngfield store a couple days ago, and although we didn't encounter "Mr Mask" (and mask or not, the attitude was the problem) the lady at the register was also very "car-lot sales-y", listing off all the things on sale, the readings going on that day, etc. While some might find that helpful, we found it rather off-putting, as we had come in for a specific purpose, not a 3-minute sales pitch. There is nothing wrong with welcoming customers in and saying, "If you need any help just let us know." (Ashley at the 44th Ave location got this right, every time!) But the pushy attitude we've repeatedly encountered makes us reluctant to shop here.

This is an excellent bookstore, and it is HUGE. You can spend some time looking around, and there…read moreis also a coffee shop/little cafe inside. It's close to City Park, the Sie Film Center, and a variety of other shops and local spots. It's a great location. There is a parking lot in back -- it's free for all! Tattered also does have author visits, I came to one this year and was pretty excited about being there to meet the author. Great staple of the City Park neighborhood!!! 100%

Don't miss this! A couple of blocks north of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center in residential area…read more A book lovers dream! Tons of books and new releases. Helpful staff, great cafe. Downstairs is a small selection of used books for $1-4ish and restrooms.

Amazing place for all your healing desires!! Whether you need herbs, tinctures, crystals, or to get…read morea healing session- this is a community gem. Run by women of color who do so much for work in the community, it is a place not to miss in Five Points. I'm obsessed with their loose leaf teas made in-house, and the ceramics and locally made tarot decks!

I have been there years ago... It was cool to see the same clerk in this rewind…read more I hope when I get paid to get some Candles

A bookstore is a must visit for my wife so after checking into our hotel we returned to Union…read moreStation to check out Tattered Cover. Always worth visiting to checkout an indie bookstore. Due to the location it is on the smaller size of a bookstore but understand space is limited so not a giant knock. Despite this they did utilize the space well. They do lack the seats you may find usually to enjoy a book inside the store. But if you buy a book you can go back into the main part of Union Station and read a little. Books are broken into well-labeled sections. They also had a good blend of trendy popular books and plenty of classics. Also a decently large section of kids/younger reader books. As well as many staff picks and local Colorado Authors being highlighted. Nice store to browse around and recommend any readers check it out. Not our all time favorite book store but solid!

Super kind and helpful staff here!…read more Stopped by yesterday after breakfast and got two postcards, one with the Union station on the front and one with the Red Rocks amphitheater which we went to last night. I wish they sold postcard stamps here or at least had a postal machine or something in the station. Excellent use of a small space! Lots of great book selections! We may stop by again before leaving Denver, since it's so conveniently located, especially if we finish the books we brought.

Attending this women's retreat honoring Gaia was a deeply restorative, soul-nourishing experience…read more Every detail was thoughtfully planned and presented with genuine care and compassion by the facilitators. Vialet and Jessica. They provided nourishment for the souls and fed the creative and playful sides of the participants. Surrounded by inspiring women in a truly gorgeous setting, I felt truly blessed to share this time with them. I left renewed, clearer, and profoundly grateful for the practices, connections, and commitment to caring for both self and Earth. Highly recommended for any woman ready to rest, reflect, and tend to both self and Earth

My daughter and I were visiting from out of town and had a day to ourselves to explore. We decided…read moreto find a crystal shop to swing by and look for a gift for my other daughter, then grab breakfast and run around Denver. After Googling "crystal shops near me" I found several shops, but this one seemed to have a bigger variety of what we were looking for. It was early, around 10am when we arrived, and we were warmly greeted by Heather who showed us all around the shop (which was perfectly filled with everything we had hoped for and more). Heather showed us how we could pour out the stones to find the one right for us, how the tarot decks had open samples so you could see exactly what you were buying, let us know the herbs were on sale and where the recipe cards were if we wanted some ideas. She offered coffee, tea, and water as she told us about their services with readers, classes, and a little about the shop and owner. There was so much to see, so much to do, they even have a corner you can sit and read in, get comfy. The reader of the day was Samantha who not only is a 5th generation tarot reader, but was very friendly and full of very helpful information and suggestions for purchasing tarot cards /oracle cards. My daughter and I quickly started filling shopping baskets with stones and crystals, both in tumbled and raw form, as well as candles, and multiple other gifts. My favorite thing about the stones /crystals is that they come with a piece of paper that tells you all about them, so it's easy to keep track of. When it came time to check out I realized I had mixed all my papers and stones and lost track of which belonged to which. Vialet, David, and Heather were all so helpful in assisting me to match them all back up and then individually packaging them so that I would not mix them again on my trip back home. When all was said and done and we looked at the time... 4pm... 6 hours... Yes SIX HOURS had gone by. My daughter and I could've spent another six hours in there with out even realizing it because there are so many things to look at, touch, experience. We came back the next day to purchase more oracle cards, and the next day to get readings. I've never had a reading or done anything of the sorts, it's more my daughter's thing. But there were 3 of us that received readings from Heather and It was an incredible experience. So much information and guidance. We will be back! And this will be our new go to spot for sure each time we visit. It's wonderful how welcoming everyone is, how knowledgeable, insightful, and the array of services offered by quality people! If you are looking for something.... You'll find it here!

Very cool store that's a recent addition to the neighborhood! I stumbled in and loved the vibe and…read moreofferings. I brought some mini cacti that were so cute and a geode. They have plants, dried arrangements, crystals, sage and incense, some home decor items and they make their own essential oil diffusers that look like candles ( they have regular candles also). I will be back again to shop soon!

Nice gentleman greeted us and helped us find a nice thank you card. The area smells really nice and…read morethe vibe is awesome!

Today, I got to meet Parker at Ambrosian Pantry! He is delightful and incredibly helpful, and…read moreknowledgeable. He spends plenty of time with you selecting the perfect gift or the most delicious items to take home. Parker opened the chocolates and allowed tasting before buying. Who does that?!?! I felt like I was in a speciality food shop in NYC, but was in the heart of Cherry Creek. You can stop in Whole Foods for the staples and perishables for your dinner party or holiday celebration, then go to Ambrosian Pantry for the items that will put your entertaining over the top. So glad we have this exceptional shop in our neighborhood. Thanks for all your help, Parker!

Nice to see this sort of speciality items here in the neighborhood…read more Quality all around. From pasta, to olive oil, to seasonings, tea, bitters, chocolate, liquor free, sauces, spreads, you name it. Exotic choices in every fashion. Oh by the way get their Swedish fish - thank me later! Owner was super cool and the big pups was nice as well. Definitely coming back. So many cool items to try.

I need to for the full effect of the psychic experience on the streets of Denver and living in my…read moreapartments. I recieved several gifts. I had a full altar of indio candles... I Love going into this store I have for years she always brought me great things. I have one request that she curse the men in this city! I dont want them anywhere near a young child or female. Certain men's occult groups NEED TO PAY THE PRICE FOR STEALING FROM Commerica Bank the holy matyres of the church are suffering this city.

This place is the real deal! Every novena candle you can think of. Plus so much more. Anything you…read moreneed for your Santeria Practice from novice + to experienced. Super nice staff as well