Many people ask me: “How can you connect with someone’s energy through a photograph, or with a loved one in spirit, when I’m not even in the same room as you?”

Many people who seek spiritual guidance or a mediumship reading often ask the same question:

Written readings offer a calm, reflective way to receive spiritual insight. Rather than live appointments or face-to-face sittings, Louise provides carefully prepared written mediumship and Tarot readings, allowing space for clarity, depth, and thoughtful interpretation.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been busy behind the scenes candle testing, and we’re delighted to share that a new soy candle with a brand-new fragrance will soon be added to our range.

A spiritual journey is deeply personal. It rarely follows a straight path and looks different for everyone. Some days it’s quiet reflection, other days it’s emotional healing, learning, or simply finding a moment of calm in a busy world. The tools we choose along the way matter — not because they do the work for us, but because they support, guide and gently hold space for our growth.

Running a small handcrafted business has been one of the most rewarding—and eye-opening—journeys we’ve ever taken. From creating resin art, candles, and wax melts to writing our own books, every step has taught us lessons that go far beyond the craft itself.

Every writer knows the feeling: you sit down, open a blank document, crack your knuckles, and… nothing happens. The cursor blinks like it’s mocking you. Your mind, which was full of ideas five minutes ago, is suddenly empty. Welcome to writer’s block.

Writing a spiritual guidance book is far more than putting words on a page; it is a calling to share wisdom, insight, and the transformative power of your experiences. Completing your manuscript is an enormous achievement, but it is only the first milestone on a much larger journey. The real work—and the real reward—comes from bringing your book into the hands, hearts, and lives of the people who need it most.

Soy wax has become an increasingly popular choice for candle and wax melt makers, particularly those looking for a more natural and environmentally friendly alternative. It is renewable, biodegradable and burns more cleanly than many traditional waxes. However, working with soy wax can present a number of challenges, especially for beginners. Issues such as frosting, wet spots and uneven finishes are common and can be frustrating.

Handmade resin pyramids look beautiful when finished – glossy, clear, and often filled with crystals, flowers, or metallic flakes. However, behind every perfect pyramid is a long list of problems that most makers will face at some point. Working with resin is far from simple, and pyramid moulds in particular can be surprisingly difficult to master. This blog explores the most common issues that arise when making handmade resin pyramids and why they happen.