Hello There! I thought my penultimate blog of the year should be an update on how the £2,400 raised during the Pounds for Puppies Holistic Facebook Auction three months ago was put to good use. I’m always up for helping or supporting worthwhile charities, but often wonder what actually happens to all of that money […]
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Rather than write a long, informative blog on depression, there is more impact in watching the short video via the link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCrniLQGYc The original film was distributed by the World Health Organisation and covers everything in a wonderful and easily understood way. In my experience, the best crystals to use for depression are Lepidolite and Natural
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Lepidolite is a beautiful, shimmering, purple, mica based mineral that derives its purple colour from the metals present when it formed. It was first discovered in the early 1700s when people mined for Tin. Lepidolite is taken from the Greek word ‘lepidos’, which means scale and refers to the mica like scales and flakes that Lepidolite consists
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Moonstone is a member of the iridescent feldspar family (another member being Labradorite). It is formed from two different Feldspar species, Albite and Orthoclase. It’s technical name is Hecatolite. Moonstone has a micro-structure, which typically of feldspars, consists of many layers that cause light to reflect and bounce off it. This provides the famous blue sheen on Rainbow
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A Sceptre is a naturally formed crystal which has formed around a rod. They usually have one point, but are occasionally found with two or three points on the end. Alternatively, you could say that one of the ends on a crystal point has grown disproportionately from the other. Sceptres can form in two separate
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