All the witches, wizards, magicians, and spiritualists in SLC should know about Elemental…read moreInspirations. I've frequented here for years, and it's somewhat of a hidden gem. It's located right on 700 E. but can be easy to miss due to traffic in the area and the turn into the parking lot that sneaks up on you. I come here mainly for their hugely impressive tarot and oracle deck collection. They have pretty much every deck you can dream of, and most of mine have been sourced from here. The owner and employees are super helpful in assisting you on choosing a deck that aligns with you, and they provide image examples of most decks. Plus, Lee is the only person I trust to give me a tarot reading. She truly has a gift and her readings have consistently resonated with my life. Another reason to visit is to check out their cool knife collection. I've gifted a few friends knives/swords from here and it always makes for a unique gift!

Lovely and very organized store with a great selection of all kinds of treasures.... books,…read morejewelry, crystals, tarot and oracle cards...the staff are AWESOME, friendly, and knowledgeable!!!

I called early on Memorial Day to see if they accepted walk ins, and they said that while they do…read moretake walk in's, today would be busy, and they recommended making an appointment. It was quick and easy to make an appointment on their website, and it didn't require a security deposit either. I arrived to get my conch piercing at 5:30 pm and I was out by 6 pm. I was a little nervous and had lots of questions about the piercing itself and the after care. I also had not gotten a piercing in years, so I was worried it would be painful. They were kind and allowed my two friends to come to the back with me to hold my hand (I know... I'm a scaredy cat). Mitch walked me through everything that was going to happen- for example, "okay, you're gonna feel a small pinch first and then you'll feel some pressure." He also said that my only job was to keep breathing. He had me take one deep breath in and then exhale out right as he did the piercing, too. As you can tell, the team is very patient and kind here. This is a great spot for anxious girlies or for your first time getting a piercing. Their piercing and jewelry pricing is all fair. My conch piercing costed $45 plus the 14K gold jewelry I chose. Unlike other shops, they had a huge selection of yellow gold and rose gold options that were actually cute- flowers, stars, moons, etc. On average, I saw the stud earrings were about $60-170 each. They also tallied up my total prior to actually getting the piercing, so there weren't any surprises at the end when I paid. They sent me home with a detailed after care guide too. I've already told friends and family about this shop being a great option for them when they come visit Utah.

I got my nose pierced for the first time yesterday at Abyss! I was so nervous and from the moment I…read morewalked in, I was made to feel comfortable and at ease. They answered all my questions and told me exactly what to expect. I also really appreciated their extra attentiveness to cleanliness. A friend had recommended this place and I'm so glad I came here! Would highly recommend.

Brooke is just incredible. I started out with seeing her 2 times per month, then increased to 3,…read moreand am now seeing her every week. The results I am seeing in my life and the life of my family are simply incredible. I have a renewed vigor in my professional life which has sparked some financial freedoms, I am in the best headspace I have been in years, and my happiness is at an all time high! Brooke is educated in such a variety of practices that there always seems to be something that fits perfectly for what I need. She is quite literally healing me from the inside out, and it is incredible.

I have seen many different practitioners throughout the years for reiki, intuitive and energy…read morehealing, and Brooke is one of the most competent and knowledgeable I've ever been too. Her sessions feel relaxing, safe, and healing as she creates sacred space and effectively finds the energy that needs moved and transformed. She nails it every time, and I leave feeling so much lighter and at peace! Thanks Brooke, I'm forever grateful to have crossed paths with you.

I really like astrology, but it's always felt like a foreign language to me. But Rob is fluent in…read morethe lingo AND can explain it easily, which I really appreciated during my reading with him. I gained validation and insights from my reading with him that were really helpful for my career and personal life. I highly recommend his readings!

Really blew my mind how real and accurate this reading was to me. I would definitely recommend this…read moreto anyone who is soul searching or needing some understanding and reasoning to what is happing in his or her life. Pretty cool stuff.

The Deseret Book in Spanish Fork is everything you'd hope for in a small-town bookstore with a…read morespiritual backbone. The store is clean, bright, and welcoming--exactly the kind of place you want to browse for a meaningful gift, uplifting book, solid family games, or just a quiet moment away from the day-to-day. They've got a solid selection of Church materials, kids books, gospel art, music, and even some home décor that wouldn't be out of place at a boutique. I appreciated how well-organized everything was--nothing felt cluttered or overwhelming. The staff was kind and helpful without being pushy, and genuinely seemed happy to be there. Whether you're looking for a new journal, a thoughtful Sunday gift, or just need a moment of calm in the middle of a hectic week, this Deseret Book has you covered. One of those rare places that still feels personal and grounded.

It honestly feels weird having to walk through all the books and décor stuff just to get to temple…read moreclothing and distribution services. The whole setup gives more of a corporate-before-Christ vibe than a spiritual one. It reminded me of Jesus driving the money changers out of the temple because temple preparation shouldn't feel tied to a forced shopping path or a "den of corporate profits."

Please do not shop at this store…read more I purchased a book online and quickly forgot about it. Weeks later I got an email saying that the address I put in was wrong and they would not be refunding me. I asked what the book was, and it took them eight (angry) emails before they responded. They CRITICIZED the book I purchased twice and INSULTED the authors. I had paid for the book ($10) as well as shipping the first time. The owner was angry with me and said he would only send me the book if I paid for shipping again a second time (which was less than $7). I sent him $20 and my corrected address. He refunded me $10 and sent me an invoice for the shipping of the book to the correct address. When the book finally arrived, he had WRITTEN in the book (a limited copy) and AGAIN criticized the book and the authors. The owner was very UNPROFESSIONAL throughout our entire interaction. Please do yourself a favor and purchase your books somewhere else.

How are y'all sleeping on Eborn books? There are five Eborns, classing up malls and city streets…read moreacross the valley. About a month ago, I sung the praises of Eborn Books' Layton Hills Mall location, and now I'm all the way on the other side of the valley to sing more praises. Eborn has new, used, and even rare, and out-of-print books. They lean a little too heavy on the religious books (especially Mormon/LDS books) for my taste (the back of this store is dedicated to the subject). One thing I notice now is that each store is different, which isn't surprising for an organization involved heavily in used and rare books. The Provo store seems more voluminous in its collection. While Layton seemed have the perfect amount of books for their shelves, the Provo seemed more like an old college lit professor's home, brimming with books in every nook and cranny. This is by no means a criticism ... the more books, the merrier! If you're a fan of James Patterson, Louis L'amour, Idiots/Dummies books, man, this is the right place for you to spend an afternoon. And rare books ... I saw first editions for Victor Hugo, Jack London, Hart Crane, James Fenimore Cooper, and Eugene O'Neill (to name a few). I'm comfortable in concluding that Eborn of Provo has "a lot of almost everything". I'll have to go back for another round soon. Still, this location is EVEN BETTER than Layton--although, not in my opinion, as stacked as the SLC location. Still, amazing.