Sound:

• Singing bowls: Their resonant tones can help clear the mind and deepen focus.
• Tingsha bells: The clear, high-pitched sound is used to mark the beginning and end of meditation.
• Musical CD's: Gentle, ambient music without lyrics can aid in relaxation and concentration.

Sight:

• Statues, prayer flags, or images: Representations of deities, Buddhas, or spiritual figures can serve as a focal point for meditation.
• Candles: The soft, flickering light can create a calming ambiance and represent illumination.
• Crystals: Believed to hold specific energies, crystals can be chosen for their properties related to peace, focus, or grounding.
• Mandala art: These intricate patterns can help focus the mind and induce a meditative state.

Touch:

• Meditation cushions or mats: Comfortable seating helps maintain posture and focus during meditation.
• Malas: Prayer beads can be used to count breaths or mantras, aiding in concentration.
• Silks and Shawls: Soft textures can provide comfort and warmth, promoting relaxation.

Smell:

• Incense: Certain scents, like sandalwood, lavender, or frankincense, are associated with relaxation and spiritual practices.
• Essential oils: essential oils can enhance the atmosphere and promote well-being.

Other:

• Spiritual texts or inspirational books: Having these nearby can provide guidance and encouragement.
• Journal and pen: For recording insights and reflections after meditation.
• Altar or dedicated space: Begin to refresh a space and keep it fresh

Remember, the most important aspect of a sacred space is that it feels personally meaningful and supportive to you. Choose items that resonate with your own spiritual beliefs and aesthetic preferences.