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Z is for . . . Zincite or zeolite or zoisite Today, thank all the gods, is the last day of the 2015 A-Z Blog challenge. Thank you for reading and commenting during this month. It’s been enlightening for me as I hope it has been for you. To end with a splash, Here are three Z stones. Zeolite A Reiki stone that attunes the energies and heals Releases toxins and helps overcome addictions—especially alcohol Dispels odors—they sell this as a […]
Y is for Yin-yang Last year for the A-Z Blog challenge, my theme was Magic. Since all stones carry either yin or yang energy, the post is relevant for our month-long study of healing crystals. (yes, I’m punting because I couldn’t find a y healing crystal. Be here for the big finish tomorrow, when the Z stone is Zeolite with maybe a couple of others to make up for today.) See the Y is for Yinyang post HERE. Do you love […]
X is for Xesturgy X is traditionally a difficult letter to fit into this blog. While I couldn’t find any stones or crystals that started with X , thanks to the Greeks, the process of polishing stones is called Xesturgy. Creating a smooth, shiny stone takes a certain amount of time, but it isn’ t rocket science. You can do it by hand or you can buy a rock tumbler and let technology do the work. Polishing rocks by hand […]
W is for Witch Stone Witch Stones, hag stones, holey stones, fairy stones, hex stones, adder stones A stone with a hole in it is a witch stone. It’s good luck to find one. To be a real witch stone, the hole should go all the way through the stone. People used to nail them over the door of the house or the stable to bring luck and to protect the people or inhabitants. Set them on the windowsill to […]