The Four of Wands — Local services in Fayetteville

My nephew told me this was a really cool place but between their hours and my availability, it took me 6 months to finally have time to go there. I was excited to finally be able to check it out for myself. However, when I entered, I was informed that I had to sanitize my hands to enter there. When I informed the male clerk that I was highly allergic to hand sanitizers (anything with alcohol), I was told I had to leave. I was beyond disappointed. 6 months of trying to find time only to be turned away because of allergies. All I can say, is now you know what is required to shop there so if you have allergies too be aware. I did some reading and found that washing my hands would have actually been better than the hand sanitizer but that was not an option offered to me. I will...

Super friendly, knowledgeable staff with a very friendly vibe. I appreciate their smiles and advice. Huge selection of a little-bit-of-everything metaphysical, spiritual, and witchy. This is a dangerous store to enter if you have recently acquired your paycheck. If you need something to banish bad energy, hex your boss for not giving you that raise, or peek into your future/seek advice: this is your little hometown shop. They offer a stick of incense with your purchase, which has given me a chance to try fantastic scents I otherwise wouldn't have gambled on (lookin at you Horus Eye). I wholly appreciated an opportunity to draw a card from an insight deck around the turn of the year as well. I will be a life-long patron and dabbling pagan thanks to this...

For the first time since we've moved here last October we have always been welcomed, with kids and all. Today 8/9/22 was the first time I had felt a very uncomfortable and unwelcoming energy. After we left, all my 4 yr old could say was that, "that lady was not nice" and all he wanted to do was buy something over and over again that will be his last memory of one of the only metaphysical stores in town.

All they were doing was playing the bells and singing bowls, like we have at home. An older lady employee came out demanding, "where is your mother, where is your mother?". Me, their father, was standing right next to them observing and watching. We felt so unwelcome. It's really sad, we love this shop, my...