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fake succulents in white pots Potted Succulent Planter Pots Artificial Plants CactusArtificial plants are proven to have a positive uplifting effect on the spirit, providing a sense of nature, air, and space in your home. Simulation plants such as succulents are shown to improve mood and create a calming effect, and reduce stress in the same manner living plants do. These realistic potted green succulents are designed to look just like real natural succulent varieties. We've taken the potting out of the equation for you with these
- Artificial plants are proven to have a positive uplifting effect on the spirit, providing a sense of nature, air, and space in your home.
- Simulation plants such as succulents are shown to improve mood and create a calming effect, and reduce stress in the same manner living plants do.
- These realistic potted green succulents are designed to look just like real natural succulent varieties.
- We've taken the potting out of the equation for you with these already potted planters.
- Modern white ceramic vase is included.
- 10 different realistic styles and shapes to choose from individually! We also have surprise packs of 3 or 5 at discounted prices! (Choose surprise pack from the drop-down menu!)
- Vase is 4.5cm and total height is around 12cm depending on variety chosen.
- Every pagan and spiritualist needs an abundance of greenery surrounding them in their home office and bedroom. High quality artificial plants are simply a more cost effective, and low-maintenance way to achieve a beautiful space! No watering required
- All of our plants are personally blessed & honoured before sending them on to their new owners, ensuring optimal positivity and energetic harmony.
Here's a guide to the spiritual significance and symbolism of succulents:
| Succulents |
A succulent symbolized ever-lasting harmony and timeless love. In feng shui succulent plants also symbolize money and gold. The color green supports balance, harmony, love, communication, nature and acceptance. Succulents are a perfectly symmetrical plants, beautifully demonstrating fibonacci's spiral and sacred geometry. Symmetry is a manifestation of the balance of Yin and Yang, and the effortless flow of chi. |
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★★★★★ 5
Great message that the kids listen to
Format: Hardcover
I love the message and my kids (3 and 5) find it credible and engaging, so it's a win all around. I find the illustrations (which are either done by a 5 year old or an adult as talented an artist as I am) painful but I give the text 6 out of 5 stars so when I take a star off for the over-the-top illustrations we're still at 5/5 ;)
Kids who have greater access to exclusively modern media with intense graphics may not be able to relate to the material: the graphics are a big hurdle and the text is pretty dated too. I'm sure an updated version would be even more engaging for my kids but what it lacks in exciting, current graphics it makes up for in specificity and clarity for my two.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2015
★★★★★ 5
Entertaining and helpful lessons
Format: Hardcover
My family loves this book. Used to read it to my daughter as a young girl and now she’s a teen. We still talk about the lessons learned in this book! The characters and illustrations crack me up: Smash, rip and ruin taught us a lot! And the ones without hands and noses! I couldn’t believe how long ago this book was written when we got it- all lessons still applicable today.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020
★★★★★ 4
Fun Way to Teach Manners
Format: Hardcover
This book was one I read to my daughters when they were young and I am now reading it to my grandsons. I plan to read it to my fourth grade class, as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2013
★★★★★ 5
... over with my 3yo and 5yo boys but they loved it!
Format: Hardcover
I wasn't sure how this would go over with my 3yo and 5yo boys but they loved it!! They always enjoy pulling it out and now I can refer back to the characters to remind them of their manners in a more positive way. The only thing is I kinda wish they had used a different animal than pig, since for some reason I don't like saying "don't be like the pigs" (since I don't really want them calling eachother or other kids pigs). But so far it has been fine :) It's also very nice they included "Be kind to animals, they have feelings too." We say that all the time around here since we have kitties. Also the part about table manners is great since we had already been teaching the kids to ask before being excused from the table.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2016
★★★★★ 5
Manners Can Be Fun
Format: Hardcover
What a cute book! I bought it for my 2 and 3 year old boys. We are attempting to teach them simple, common manners in a fun way and they love learning through books. Manners Can Be Fun presents manners in a simple, easy to understand, engaging way. The boys enjoy reading this book and it's a great way to have positive conversations about specific situations they experience daily like sharing toys, picking up after themselves, whining, meal time. It's a fun book!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2015