Satyaloka Quartz

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Namaste,

 

In 1998 I attended a 42 Day Mukti Yajna at the enlightened community

at Satyaloka Monastery now of the Oneness Temple. I realized that

not so many Americans, generally enslaved by debt would be able to

take so much time off to received such a blessing. It troubled me and

I prayed for a way for others in the USA to experience this blessing.

 

One night while walking in the mango grove after a heavy rain I saw

tiny crystals sparkling on the ground. It was like the Indian

starscape and the grounds of Satyaloka had merged.

 

There were thousands of tiny crystals-few more than half an inch.

They were not there the day before. I knew quartz has a memory of

sorts and saw these stones as the perfect vehicle. I picked up about

60 pounds over the next several days and begged the monks and Avatar

of Satyaloka, Sri Bhagavan, to bless these stones for the

transformation and enlightenment of the people of the USA. Acharya

Ananda Giri also blessed me with a large stone probably about 15

pounds which has been used for many healings and rituals.

 

I brought the stones to the USA, Most people found them to be very

ugly and only one in about 60 could feel any energy at all from

them. Some just threw the crystals away. Finally in 2000 there was

a shift and people could sense the energy and positive effects from

the stones. A crystal distributor I met at a gemshow asked for all

that I had. I gave them to him, but they were unforunately polished

sacrificing some of the energy for beauty.

 

What is amazing to me is how quickly imitations surfaced. In the name

of commerce there are huge crystals being sold as Satyaloka Quartz

Azeztulite all over Ebay & the internet for hundreds of dollars.

They have been redefined as stones from near or around the monastery

but are really from Brazil or Arkansas. If it is over 3/4 of an inch

by 1/4 of an inch it is not from Satyaloka.

 

It is kind of sad as no one feels the same effect from these

imitations as from genuine Satyaloka Quartz, yet they pay hundreds.

Kind of like the lab created gems-they are large and pretty but of

what use are they to mankind?