I drove by and saw the store, pulled around and stopped in. I hadn't heard of the bookstore, so I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. There was so much to look at, from books to herbs, incense and crystals, even wind chimes and clothing. Several ladies asked if I needed help, which was nice. I selected some crystals and completed my purchase. I personally felt a bit strange in the store, so I'm not sure I'll be back. It's definitely worth checking out. It's beautiful inside, and welcoming.

The vibes in this place is waaaayy off! Honestly do not come here. I'm a woman of color and the…read moremoment I walked in I felt negativity. I was followed around by three different employees constantly asking me if I needed help and staring me down. Even if I look at the situation differently they don't even allow people the space, freedom or even privacy to choose what they need themselves or the chance to ask for help if they need it. Instead they all hound you down like you're in a clothing department store and make you feel uncomfortable. Especially the guy working there with the gray/white hair was orchestrating all of the employees around. Another reviewer mentioned this and yes there is a strong atmosphere of intolerance, paranoia, judgement and deeper under lining issues. I was standing in line behind a gentleman and when it was my turn at the counter, the guy with the gray/white hair told the lady working the counter to leave the counter and told another lady to come check me out which was odd and he had a very nasty look on his face. Then the lady at the counter asked me if I had a membership and I said no, She then says "ok don't worry we are not pushy" and then proceeds to laugh and say "at least I don't think so". They know exactly what they are doing. If a spiritual store is worried about people stealing or whatever then they you are NOT the real deal and it is a reflection of who they are and what they are actually doing. If you are alarmed or uncomfortable by a women of color coming into your shop while your shop is named Goddess/Isis you should NOT be in business! This place is not sacred or safe. Buy your stuff online or go to a place with integrity, a place that has respect and honors spirituality and people, all people. Avoid this place and do not support this business.

My friend just moved to the area so I decided to stop by. This is a very dense shop with lots of…read moreawesome books, metaphysical items, crystals, and jewelry. The overall vibe here is very positive and uplifting, to say the least. Every time I go into a metaphysical or book store, I just wander around to see if anything calls to me. This time around, I ended up purchasing some Palo Santo. Jenny helped me out at the register and was such a sweetheart. She has such a sweet aura! If you're interested in getting a reading or healing service, call ahead to schedule an appointment. There are plenty of services that are offered, including psychic and Tarot readings, reiki, and iridology (intuitive reading of eyes). Definitely looking forward to coming back!

The over-riding theme of this bookshop is healing. Everything about this store is to bring comfort…read moreto your mind either through spiritual information, therapeutic massage, or supportive gatherings. (Substance abuse groups meet here in a separate room to help their recovery.) This place also have information on an outside bulletin board for seminars outside of the shop that promote healing and wellness. If you are looking for some sort of metaphysical healing in your life, take a moment to stop by and speak to the owners. They are friendly and caring people. Be aware: You can't get to the bookstore off of Hampden if you are heading East.

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.

Crystals & Coffee! Joe served me up a delicious oat milk vanilla latte-worth it. Check it out!…read moreThere's a new space in the back with beautiful gemstone tables- a great place to catch up with a loved one or work on a creative project, or even a space to pass some time while you wait for your partner/kid to get a haircut or do some other shopping in the area. Very niche!

I've never witnessed a more unwelcoming store. The first thing you see is a bunch of signs on the…read moredoor telling you what you CANNOT do. And it doesn't get better inside. "No touching" signs are everywhere. Which defeats the purpose of CHOOSING a crystal. I want to hold it, feel it, sense its energy, look at the color, etc. I don't want to glance, with my hands behind my back. I probably spent 2 minutes in the shop before I left. You'll never convert a "window shopper" into a customer with that approach. I get not wanting people to touch the really expensive crystals, but everything? Do not recommend 5280 Crystals.

I like the healings they do at special events. There is so…read moremuch kindness & love from it.

Variety of goods, stones are real and their healing workshops programs and classes are always top…read morenotch- added bonus super great staff!

Their move might have worked out well for their yoga space, but the store itself has shrunken to…read moreabout 1/16 of the original selection. If you're looking for something specifically, I'd call first to see if they have it in stock. Also, store hours are extremely limited to just a couple days. So make sure you check first.

I go to sound baths and they are relaxing, you will be taken on a journey and be connected more to…read morethe people around you. I didn't feel this way at other sound bath places that only play music.

As a single mom of two and a caretaker, sometimes it can be really isolating and hard to find the…read moremagic and healing you so desperately need- but Elizabeth and all the lovely ladies at Cosmic Tea have helped guide me back to myself, the magic of the universe, and find healing + community. My daughters LOVE it here and get healings as well. From breathwork, reiki, clearings, readings, soul fragment retrieval... I've done it all here and am so thankful for these ladies + the safe, supportive, magical environment they provide for women.

Isabel is incredible and I'd recommend her reiki sessions to anyone!…read more This shop is a great find. I've been in many times and never been pushed to buy things. In fact, Isabel told me if I wasn't feeling a strong pull towards something she suggested NOT to buy it. The women I've encountered have always been kind and seriously hilarious. They genuinely care about their clients. It's too bad to see the reviews below, as I've been coming to this shop for a few years and never seen them be anything but professional.

The atmosphere is fantastic. Good selection of new books, tarot, crystals. AMAZING selection of…read moreused books. Super friendly staff. The used books are very well organized. Will visit every time I'm near Denver. You should definitely check it out!

Everyone is so friendly and very helpful as I am new to my metaphysical interests. I found some…read moregreat books and beautiful crystals. Well worth checking it out if you want to learn like me.

Confia Collective is woman-owned and in the business of good vibes. If you've ever been curious…read moreabout healing crystals, herb smudging, and affirmations; or enjoy exploring different spiritual tools for developing your own intuition, this is the place for you. I must have walked by 5x previously before ever getting the chance to check out inside but it finally happened! From the outside, you can tell it's a happy place - colorful yarn creations and dried herb and flower bundles and disco balls by the windows let you know you're about to have a good time. I loved how positive and helpful everyone was inside. Even if it's not for you, it's great for understanding your astrology- and crystal-minded friends, and get cute gifts for them (and you!) at the same time. There is an upstairs area where they offer get-togethers and classes if you want to know more. These include sound baths, breathwork, and tarot and astrology readings. Their calendar of events can be found on their website. They just opened last September 2022, and will be open early on farmers market days moving forward. Welcome to the neighborhood!

My daughter and I had our aura readings done at Confia Collective and it was very interesting and…read moreinspiring. Kerri the proprietor was so fun and friendly. She's saying happy birthday to me to celebrate my 70th birthday. And Aubrey offered much inspiration as she interpreted our aura photos.