Hello There 🙂 Its been awhile since I blogged about a crystal and this one certainly deserves to have the spotlight shined on it! A lovely client brought it to my attention a few months ago. He is doing a lot of work with Earth Energies & sacred geometry, really in depth, deep, new and
I have been trying to lose weight since last year. Well……thats what I told myself as I ate another chocolate bar! I did lose a little bit of weight, but then put it straight back on again plus a bit more. This vicious cycle has been going on for most of my life, so finally
Anger ~ so many of us have issues with it. Theres often too much of it so we explode or rant…..or it makes some of us feel uncomfortable, so we suppress it only to explode over something insignificant at a later date. Â Whether you or an exploder or a suppressor (or a bit of both!)
I have decided to write a series of blogs regarding crystals and emotions. From the end of July through to mid September, we are entering a phase of high emotional energy, particularly regarding relationships ~ both with others and our relationship with ourselves. This may trigger unresolved emotional issues from the past, or could present us with new
Barite (formerly known as Baryte) is both an individual crystal and the title of a group of crystals. Most of the Barite group have a very ethereal, angelic, high vibration and draw in feelings of blissfulness and deep connection. The name Barite is derived from the word ‘heavy’ in Greek. Although Barite contains the heavy metal Barium, it
Trust. It’s a biggie! Some of us were brought up in stable, honest, open families where trust was taught and upheld from an early age. It is proven that whilst we are growing up, we mimic and learn the patterns and behaviours we see in our parents. They teach us what trust is all
Following on from my extremely popular blog Cleansing Crystals and Charging Crystals ~ BIG Difference, there have been quite a lot of questions regarding crystals and water. I therefore thought I’d give as much detail in the following blog as possible to help clarify those questions. Most crystals can be physically cleaned with water. There is
Linarite is an incredibly rare mineral that was first discovered in Spain in 1822. In it’s purest form (see above pic) , it is a stunning, vivid, azure blue gemstone that is often confused with Azurite. The two minerals, however, are very different! Please feel free to drool over the above picture ~ a piece that size and quality would go to
Eudialyte is a highly unusual crystal. It’s name derives from the Greek phrase meaning ‘well decomposable’ ~ which in this day and age means it will dissolve in acid. Other names for this crystal are Saami Blood and Almandine Spar. There is also a Eudialyte ‘group’ of crystals, which are structurally and chemically related to
Hello 🙂 There has been a new discovery of Opal in Mexico, which they have named Blue Opal. I find this highly amusing as the colour is more purple than blue, but that is what they have called it 🙂  These opals have the most beautiful, soothing energy, whilst they open our mind and clear
Grief is a difficult emotion to help people with, because we all experience it in a completely different way. However, its one I’d like to write about today because at some point in our lives, we are ALL going to experience it. Grief does not care what colour, age or sex we are. Grief is a
There has recently been a completely NEW find of Aqua Kyanite located in Australia. Having worked with Kyanite for nearly two decades, I was so excited to come across this stunning colour as it isn’t quite blue, it isn’t quite green and sometimes there’s even black Kyanite or green mica present. The feeling of this
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