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Selenite

by Carol Askew on 12/13/11

Selenite is the “Stone of Mental Clarity.  It is thought to be a bringer of light.  It is associated with the Greek Goddess Selene, which means moon glow. Selenite contains feminine energy and is used to connect with the Divine, Angels and Spirit guides.  

With its fine vibration, Selenite is best known for its ability to shift blocked energy, clear away negative energies and lessen emotional turmoil and confusion.  Often referred to as scanners, selenite wands help energy healers to scan the body for disease or malfunction, pinpointing what areas may need attention.

Selenite is one of the few stones that can clear the energies of other crystals.  It never needs to be cleansed.

In the home use Selenite in the corners of a room to create a safe and peaceful space.

Since Selenite is a form of Gypsum never put it in water, as it will dissolve.

 

 

 

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Shiva Lingam

by Carol Askew on 03/31/11

The Shiva Lingam is revered by Hindus as the embodiment of Lord Shiva.  The stone embodies masculine energy, dynamic expression and knowledge, with the markings being the  feminine energy, wisdom and intuition. Shiva Lingams come from the Narmada River, one of the seven sacred holy places of pilgrimage in India. The river periodically gives up these stones when the water level drops. The locals living by the river, following generations of tradition, then retrieve these special stones and hand polish them to bring out their individually unique markings. The ancient practice of Feng Shui uses the sacred Shiva Lingam to direct the energy flow throughout one's home.  It purifies the emotional environment in homes and temples. Place a Shiva Lingam in the Relationship/Marriage area of your home to bring you closer to your partner and other family members. Lingams provide energy for the body, sudden clarity of mind in the face of confusion, the release of energy where there once was blockage, and the experience of self-acceptance, self-worth, happiness, contentment, unconditional love, and compassion.

 

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to my new blog

by Carol Askew on 02/15/11

I finally got the blog feature added to this website--yay!!  And when I think of something interesting to post this is where I'll post it.  Hopefully I'll think of something soon, in the meantime, if you want to view previous blogs go to www.moonstone-alongthepath.blogspot.com

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