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Our cherished Moobia Stones will help you sadiki. Sa-dee-kee. That’s how it sounds. And here’s how they work…

We don’t always have control over what happens in our life. Nobody does. But with the help of your Moobia Stones, you can sadiki whatever you want to make your life better.

The ability to sadiki is simply using your imagination to believe that you can indeed have what you want and need. Think about what changes you would make in yourself – in how you behave and in what you think – to make your life better. Moobia Stones help to make things possible.

Faith
The Blank Moobia Stone
The Faith Stone allows you to see the invisible, believe the incredible, and receive the impossible.























   
   
Esme
The Moobia Stone of Protection
Esme – pronounced EZ-ME - is the ancient Anglo-Saxon word for “gracious protector.”
   
   
Mugesi
The Moobia Stone of Sadness
Mugesi – pronounced MOO-GEE-SEE - is an African word for “brave.”
   
   
Darby
The Moobia Stone of Self
Darby – pronounced DAR-BE - is the Celtic/Gaelic name for “free man.”
   
   
Astra
The Moobia Stone of Responsibility
Astra – pronounced AS-TRA - is the Greek goddess of justice and purity. The name signifies “balance, fairness and devotion to justice.”
   
   
Nairi
The Moobia Stone of Patience
Nairi – pronounced NI-RE - is the Armenian word for “land of canyons.”
   
   
Tuli
The Moobia Stone of Trust
Tuli – pronounced TOO-LY - is an African word meaning “silent person.”
   
   
Ambika
The Moobia Stone of Boundaries
Ambika – pronounced AM-BEE-KA - is the Hindu name for the “goddess of power and destruction.”.
   
   
Pellkita
The Moobia Stone of Humor
Pellkita – pronounced PELL-KEY-TA - is the Basque word for “happy.”
   
   
Dara
The Moobia Stone of Hope
Dara – pronounced DAR-A - is the Cambodian word for “stars.”
   
   
Amara
The Moobia Stone of Courage
Amara – pronounced A-MAR-A - is the Greek name for “unfading”—it will not disappear.
   
   
Rahwa
The Moobia Stone of Thankfulness
Rahwa – pronounced RAW-WA - is an African word meaning “better life.”
   
   
Ula
The Moobia Stone of Honesty
Ula – pronounced YOU-LA - is the Celtic/Gaelic word meaning “jewel of the sea.”
   
   
Iduna
The Moobia Stone of Wisdom
Iduna – pronounced I-DO-NA - is aTeutonic goddess named for “wisdom, rejuvenation, cleansing and healing.”
   
   
Yes
If you pull a Moobia Stone and the meaning of the stone is unclear, you can use the Yes and No stone to help you understand the message.
 
 
No
If you pull a Moobia Stone and the meaning of the stone is unclear, you can use the Yes and No stone to help you understand the message.