I got a couple of readings from Angel when I needed clarity in my relationships and my career. I…read morewas impressed with her being spot on about what was going on and her ability to connect to Spirit. She helped me get some much needed answers and insights, so I could proceed to make the decisions I needed to make with confidence. Definitely recommended!

From the owner: Psychic Services aimed to enhance ones Spiritual, Mental & Physical Health. Products are available…read moreexclusively for Angel's private clients and or can be purchased thru the website.

Extremely welcoming and staff will provide you with as much information as they can to assist you…read moreon your own spiritual journey. Overall a fantastic place to visit and once the pandemic subsides I will be returned as frequently as I can!

This shop is just filled with good energies. The workers are nice, helpful and approachable. An…read moreolder hippie looking lady with long white hair seems "sassy" or "feisty" and some wouldn't like that probably but she good by me and was never mean. I could look around here for hours. It's a special place for me as Gaulish polytheist Pagan. Little Mysteries is long since closed. It was once the biggest Pagan shop in the province or seemed like it. Into The Mystic has two levels but is very small, some would find it cramped but it is overflowing with things that invoke sacred Gods, spirits and energies. I think the bottom level is the retail shop and the top is for readings. There are items related to traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism and ethnic Chinese religion, a small bit of African tradition items such as a figurine I saw there recently, Celtic, Nordic etc. I have gone like 4 times in the last 4 months and I find them lacking in Deity statue variety. Not a SINGLE Greco-Roman God or Goddess statue. Lots of animals, New Age Stone Age inspired faceless Goddess figures and Kemetic statuary including a gorgeous grand statue of Isis as a majestic celestial queen. Most white Pagans are ethnically Celtic, Germanic, Greco-Roman/Southern European or Slavic and I think it is important for them to have access to sacred Idols of the Gods of their people depicted in beautiful, colorful, mystical, idealized anthropomorphic styles. Statuary is very important to me as a polytheist, probably more than more mainstream New Agey Pagans. I wasn't happy to see candles made of palm oil marketing themselves as plant based when most palm oil is conflict palm oil that is gathered in a very ecologically destructive way. There was nice pure beeswax candles, even loose ones and packs of tealights. These are some of the cleanest burning and most respiratory friendly candles that exist. (My dad has COPD and I am concerned about the air polluting effects of conventional candles). I would like to see them sell some fair trade items. The crystals are not unaffordable, usually ranging from 1 to no more than 10 dollars. I remember Sarah's Spiritual Treasures years ago when I went there and it was open had truly cheap crystals with prices like 50 and 75 cents even and it seemed to have a bigger selection than ITM but ITM does not have a bad selection by any means. Their oracle/tarot cards and books are a bit marked up especially compared to Amazon.ca but probably more similar to Chapters or not much more usually. It's not outrageous but it makes me hesitant to buy books and cards here. A good place to look for inspiration though. They sell more faery stuff than mermaid stuff sadly but you can find items depicting dragons, mermaids and faeries. I wish they had Pagan events like rituals upstairs instead of only readings. Overall I am happy that ITM exists and may Rosmerta bless this place if She so chooses and help the local Pagan and New Age community find the path to their ancestors and the Gods of their people.