Help with post on recommended stones from a long time ago

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I think it was here that someone posted what stones they put together

for their daughter while she was attending school. If my memory serves

me right (which is often does not) I believe it was an accounting

course.

 

anyway....I am now studying nutrition and would like some energy

resonating to help me along. Ain't no fun at 54 learning when you

don't have the free time of a youngster.

 

Thanks if anyone remembers the blend! I would greatly apprecite it.

 

Lorain

[Guest guest]

I would use sodalight, and tourmaline (I like a mixed rainbow of colors in a

necklace), garnet for stress, or rose quartz to calm. I also wore prehnite

when I went to classes.

In addition to these I utilized a rosemary lemon blend for memory, I could

tell you my mix if you want to add that route as well.

 

--

Have a Happy and Keep Smiling

TTFN

Angelina Thelin

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

If I remember, I will ask my wife what stones she has for her

schooling. And not all " youngsters " have free time. I have 2 boys. A 2

year old and a 8 month old. I am the only one working. I am a graphic

designer and IT guy at my job. My wife stays at home at takes care of

the kids. When I get home we have dinner and play with the kids so

they don't try to tear the house down. Then she does her online

schooling. Shes getting a bachelors in business management and

marketing. I am watching the kids while she is doing that. And I am

also a musician. That taxes a lot of time too. BUT in the end, it's

all worth it. I wouldn't trade my family in for anything.

 

Namaste,

Rick

 

p.s. I think one of the stones she uses is Tiger's Eye for

focusing....I think

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, " rlrap "

<TheKoolLottes wrote:

>

> I think it was here that someone posted what stones they put together

> for their daughter while she was attending school. If my memory serves

> me right (which is often does not) I believe it was an accounting

> course.

>

> anyway....I am now studying nutrition and would like some energy

> resonating to help me along. Ain't no fun at 54 learning when you

> don't have the free time of a youngster.

>

> Thanks if anyone remembers the blend! I would greatly apprecite it.

>

> Lorain

>

[Guest guest]

Ok I am back with the list of stones that my wife is using to get her

bachelors.

 

Carnelian - stone of stabalizing

 

Tiger's Eye - stone of focus

 

Yellow Calcite - stone of will power

 

Blue Apatite - stone of inspiration, it increases motivation, builds

energy, stimulates creativity and the intelect.

 

Howlite - stone of calmness, soothes overactive minds. A rested mind is

needed for good school work. Agree?

 

Hope this list helps you out some.

 

Namaste,

Rick

[Guest guest]

Rick,

 

Thanks for your help. I cracked up when I read your reply. I want

to let you in on a little secret...Once you have a family you don't

have a " young " lifestyle anymore kiddo.

 

What I meant by young and free time is going to school full time,

living at home, and working a PT job for mad money and small

expensives.

 

If you are married with children it does not matter what your age is,

the single/free life is over and you have a lot more obligation of

your time. It's not a bad thing, it just sometimes makes schooling

a wee bit more challenging. For instance, since my 11 year old is

classified I need to spend a lot of time with him and his homework, I

can't possibly tie up too much time on me. At least not for a few

more years. But that's OK, I can wait.

 

When I was single I could study for 2 days straight every weekend.

You know that is NOT a possibility today with three children, running

a business, looking a bit after my elderly parents, and let's not

forget my poor husband. The laundry and cooking puts the kabosh on

that alone!

 

By the way Rick....I think you are pretty awesome supporting your

wife like that. You must be one GREAT guy. Some men would never

think to drop the remote and give their wives a chance to study. I

just wanted to tell you how admirable you are.

 

Once you get the dish on the stones thanks to let me know. And I

think that was one of the stones, Tiger's eye.

 

Thanks,

Lorain

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " Traci and Richard "

<tracispoopy wrote:

>

> If I remember, I will ask my wife what stones she has for her

> schooling. And not all " youngsters " have free time. I have 2 boys.

A 2

> year old and a 8 month old. I am the only one working. I am a

graphic

> designer and IT guy at my job. My wife stays at home at takes care

of

> the kids. When I get home we have dinner and play with the kids so

> they don't try to tear the house down. Then she does her online

> schooling. Shes getting a bachelors in business management and

> marketing. I am watching the kids while she is doing that. And I am

> also a musician. That taxes a lot of time too. BUT in the end, it's

> all worth it. I wouldn't trade my family in for anything.

>

> Namaste,

> Rick

>

> p.s. I think one of the stones she uses is Tiger's Eye for

> focusing....I think

> --------------

>

> , " rlrap "

> <TheKoolLottes@> wrote:

> >

> > I think it was here that someone posted what stones they put

together

> > for their daughter while she was attending school. If my memory

serves

> > me right (which is often does not) I believe it was an accounting

> > course.

> >

> > anyway....I am now studying nutrition and would like some energy

> > resonating to help me along. Ain't no fun at 54 learning when

you

> > don't have the free time of a youngster.

> >

> > Thanks if anyone remembers the blend! I would greatly apprecite

it.

> >

> > Lorain

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hey, don't forget Fluorite!

 

I think it is the best, as it encompasses all the traits we need

to learn.

 

It is also the stone of genius. :-)

 

Maria

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I just had to reply to this.. I have 3 boys

(8,3,7months) and my husband is about to start school

(graphic design, MA in fine arts). I thought it was

funny how similar our stories are. I work also, nurse

my 7 month old and cook every meal from scratch! I am

stressing about how much more I will be taking on when

he starts school. It's nice to know others are doing

well even though things can get crazy!

 

My husband and I have no time for us. We have been out

alone maybe 4 or 5 times in 3 years. No family to

help and we can't afford childcare. With that being

said, this degree is necessary! We will have our time

one day. But as you said, Rick..We would not change it

for anything!! Take care and good luck!!!

 

Stacey

--- rlrap <TheKoolLottes wrote:

 

> Rick,

>

> Thanks for your help. I cracked up when I read your

> reply. I want

> to let you in on a little secret...Once you have a

> family you don't

> have a " young " lifestyle anymore kiddo.

>

> What I meant by young and free time is going to

> school full time,

> living at home, and working a PT job for mad money

> and small

> expensives.

>

> If you are married with children it does not matter

> what your age is,

> the single/free life is over and you have a lot more

> obligation of

> your time. It's not a bad thing, it just sometimes

> makes schooling

> a wee bit more challenging. For instance, since my

> 11 year old is

> classified I need to spend a lot of time with him

> and his homework, I

> can't possibly tie up too much time on me. At least

> not for a few

> more years. But that's OK, I can wait.

>

> When I was single I could study for 2 days straight

> every weekend.

> You know that is NOT a possibility today with three

> children, running

> a business, looking a bit after my elderly parents,

> and let's not

> forget my poor husband. The laundry and cooking

> puts the kabosh on

> that alone!

>

> By the way Rick....I think you are pretty awesome

> supporting your

> wife like that. You must be one GREAT guy. Some men

> would never

> think to drop the remote and give their wives a

> chance to study. I

> just wanted to tell you how admirable you are.

>

> Once you get the dish on the stones thanks to let me

> know. And I

> think that was one of the stones, Tiger's eye.

>

> Thanks,

> Lorain

,

> " Traci and Richard "

> <tracispoopy wrote:

> >

> > If I remember, I will ask my wife what stones she

> has for her

> > schooling. And not all " youngsters " have free

> time. I have 2 boys.

> A 2

> > year old and a 8 month old. I am the only one

> working. I am a

> graphic

> > designer and IT guy at my job. My wife stays at

> home at takes care

> of

> > the kids. When I get home we have dinner and play

> with the kids so

> > they don't try to tear the house down. Then she

> does her online

> > schooling. Shes getting a bachelors in business

> management and

> > marketing. I am watching the kids while she is

> doing that. And I am

> > also a musician. That taxes a lot of time too. BUT

> in the end, it's

> > all worth it. I wouldn't trade my family in for

> anything.

> >

> > Namaste,

> > Rick

> >

> > p.s. I think one of the stones she uses is Tiger's

> Eye for

> > focusing....I think

> > --------------

> >

> > ,

> " rlrap "

> > <TheKoolLottes@> wrote:

> > >

> > > I think it was here that someone posted what

> stones they put

> together

> > > for their daughter while she was attending

> school. If my memory

> serves

> > > me right (which is often does not) I believe it

> was an accounting

> > > course.

> > >

> > > anyway....I am now studying nutrition and would

> like some energy

> > > resonating to help me along. Ain't no fun at 54

> learning when

> you

> > > don't have the free time of a youngster.

> > >

> > > Thanks if anyone remembers the blend! I would

> greatly apprecite

> it.

> > >

> > > Lorain

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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