Holistic stores provide healthy consumers with natural foods, essential oils, organic toiletries and more from around the globe. Their stores often stock an impressive collection of books to provide information about living a holistic lifestyle; some also provide classes or consultations while stocking herbal remedies and supplements as well.

Elm Wellness

Elm Wellness is a holistic resource offering an organic grocery, vitamin market and traditional pharmacy as well as an organic juice bar, natural body care products by brands like Weleda, Badger EO & Morocco Method bodycare products as well as essential oils and an assortment of mala beads, as well as offering essential oil therapies & aromatherapy sessions and providing great book selections.

Elm City Wellness employees currently average an annual average salary of $65,500, as determined from a single data point gathered directly from employees, users, past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the last 24 months. Please be aware that this information could change over time.

Sacred Vibes Apothecary

Located in Brooklyn’s vibrant residential neighborhood of Williamsburg, Sacred Vibes Apothecary provides an extensive range of herbal elixirs, tea blends and seasoning blends as well as herbs by the ounce. Their offerings draw on wellness traditions encountered by master herbalist Karen Rose in Guyana; social and racial justice is prioritized through classes, consultations, community events, workshops as part of this endeavor.

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Namaste

Namaste is an ancient expression that means, “The divine in me recognizes the divine in you.” Thanks to yoga’s widespread popularity in Western culture, its use has become ever more widespread; from tote bags and water bottles to being heard at yoga class or seen posted as greeting in local studios.

“Namaste” is an honorary Indian greeting accompanied by hand gesture and shallow bowing. It’s more formal than simply saying, “Hello”, or “Good morning”, yet less so than shaking hands; its pronunciation may prove challenging for native English speakers who may hear more like an accented clipped lisp sound when pronouncing it out loud.