Re:Favorite Crystals Rainbow moonstone

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, Peggy Jentoft <skygreen@a...>

wrote:

> aradius13 wrote:

>

> > Blessings everyone!

> >

> > I just thought I'd share with you all my favorite crystals and how

> > they have integrated themselves into my life:

> >

> > 1. I absolutely *LOVE* azeztulite. I have a very nice piece set

in a

> > pendant and I just feel washed in a sea of light and love. It

also has

> > helped me relax and open myself to the higher realms to meditate,

etc.

> > I haven't worked much with its healing qualities, but then again,

> > keeping a healthy light " quotient " always benefits the physical

body.

> >

> > 2. Though I love azeztulite, my favorite stone is probably rainbow

> > moonstone. I sent a post earlier regarding my experience with it.

It

> > has such a strong connection with the angelic realms as well as

with

> > the Divine Feminine inherent in all things. As it correlates with

the

> > Moon, it shows us how to deal with the ups and downs with life,

to go

> > with the cycles of life and be comfortable with them. This is a

> > wonderful stone for people dealing with depression.

> >

> > 3. I also love purple stones, and my favorite is charoite. When

> > attuning to this stone, I have an immense amount of love flooding

into

> > me for everyone. I have struggled in the past with my anger and

> > grudges toward others, and this stone is excellant for anyone

trying

> > to conquer that type of negativity; personally, it's opened my

eyes to

> > see we're just aspects of each other: Why would I get mad at

myself?

> > *laughs* :-) Keeping this view is quite easy when attuning to

charoite.

> >

> > I would love to hear others tell what their favorite crystals and

> > stones are. Also, if anyone has any experiences with the above

> > mentioned stones, I would LOVE to hear about them

> >

> > Bright Blessings everyone!!!

> > Aradius

> > ~*~

>

> You know for all my rather large collection of stones I don't have

any of

> these though I have some unidentified purple stones thak you for

sharing

> your favorites

> peggy

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Hi aradius

I would have to say that rainbow moonstone is my favorite stone right

now, it seems to jump out at me wherever i go, if im looking at

stones or jewellery i seem to go straight for it.When you mentioned

its connection to the feminine this made a lot of sense to me as i

have definetely been learning about surrender to divine will,

receptivity to insights and intuitions, and ability to receive.

I find that it somehow exerts a calming yet energizing effect on me.

Something interesting i heard recently is that this stone is

technically not a true moonstone but actually white laboradite.(i

think that they are very closely related any way so I dont know that

this really means anything!)

I found this interesting because i have also been very drawn to grey

laboradite(which exhibits the same beautiful iridescent colours)

before i knew their relationship to one another.

I wonder what differences in properties they might have?(grey and

white)Any ideas?

Love anisah

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, " Aradius SilverWillow "

<aradius13@h...> wrote:

> Blessings, anisah,

> Moonstone and Labradorite are both feldspars so yes, rainbow

moonstone and

> labradorite are very closely related chemically. I have notived

that the

> rainbow moonstone is very different than regular moonstone (though

regular

> moonstone is isquitite in its own right! :-)). I don't think

rainbow

> moonstone is a type of labradorite (though I could easily be

mistaken), but

> I think it's more like they're just in the same type of mineral

> classification. They may just call the white/rainbow variety

moonstone

> because it is white with rainbow sheen; I'm not really sure, but

they're

> both lovely stones. I LOVE labradorite too. (I love feldspars!

Sunstone,

> moonstone, labradorite, amazonite, etc). I did go to one site that

suggested

> that rainbow moonstone represented the Maiden/Mother aspects of the

Goddess,

> thus the waxing phase of the moon, and that labradorite represented

the

> darker, Crone energies of the Goddess, the waning phase.

>

> Some people, however, view labradorite as having both solar and

lunar

> energies, providing a balancing effect. I tend to agree with this

view as

> labradorite is very calming and balacning and can open one to the

masculine

> and feminine properties within themselves and to be comfortable

with them.

> It's a very special stone for anyone that is having difficulty

adjusting to

> the new energies being sent to and emmitting from Earth.

>

> Then again, rainbow moonstone shares this balancing property as

well, but I

> think the main difference is that labradorite is more grounding

than rainbow

> moonstone. It's as if (if you were working with both stones)

labradorite

> prepares the body for the coming energies by balancing your four

body system

> while moonstone helps the flow of the higher energies come within

you.

> Hopefully, I didn't trip over too many words there. Hehe. Hope this

helps.

>

> Bright Blessings,

> Aradius

> ~*~

> http://www.geocities.com/aradius13/

 

Hi aradius

thanks for your feedback. i like the idea of the waxing/waning moon

aspects as i really try to notice and work with the moons phases

every month.

grounding is so important too!or i might just take off and not come

down again!!So ill experiment with these ideas and let you know !

 

love anisah

 

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