Guest guest Posted February 27, 2010 Report Share Posted February 27, 2010 Thomas, There is something she can do without crystals that has helped me. She can ask her guides/helpers for the night off! I believe that many of us work on other levels (dimensions) during the sleep process. We may be aware of this or we may not. When she goes to sleep, she can simply do a short prayer, centering meditation or whatever she feels comfortable with to ask for the help for the nights sleep. As far as stones.... Amethyst is great. Either putting one in a pocket of the PJ's, placing one nearby on the nightstand or putting one under the pillow is something that can help. Also a ruby or something in the reds may help her with being grounded during sleep so she can get additional rest. Another thing to look at... what is causing her to not be relaxed? Then we can look at stone to help those issues. Good luck! In gratitude, John Van Rees www.exquisitecrystals.com > > > Good morning, I was hoping some of the most experienced members of > this group could advise of a stone/gem that my wife can > utlilyse because she has always had very vivid and Lucid dreams and > this is all catching up with her... causing her to wake up in the > morning exhausted from the nights adventures and would really > appreciate a suggestion for a plain deep sound sleep. > > Thanking you in advance. > > Thomas Dean > > > ________________________________ > C Russ <lorena34 <lorena34%40earthlink.net>> > > <%40> > Thu, February 25, 2010 9:36:49 PM > Re: [CrystalHW] Re: Best place to purchase crystals online. > > > Hi John, > > I will buy from you before I buy from ebay... loved your site by the > way its beautiful! > > -Charlene > > > John Van Rees > Feb 25, 2010 9:21 PM > CrystalHealing- workshop > Re: [CrystalHW] Re: Best place to purchase crystals online. > > Charlene, > > Since no one else is going to say it... I will. > > We are your best on line source for your crystals and minerals. We are > endorsed by Judy Hall in several of her books as well. We are actually > the only US Online source she endorses. > > www.exquisitecrysta ls.com > > There! :-) > > John Van Rees > > > > > > Quite honestly, I am a pretty busy person and I don't have time to 'do > > my homework' on a seller. I basically need to find someone I can trust > > to make a purchase from and make it quickly and efficiently. If I am > > going to spend time researching each sale, then its not really worth > > it to me personally. What works for some doesn't work for all... > > > > -Charlene > > http://www.tarot- reading-now. com <http://www.tarot- reading-now. com> > > > > > > hyleg2003 > > Feb 24, 2010 2:40 AM > > CrystalHealing- workshop > > <CrystalHeal ing-workshop% 40. com> > > [CrystalHW] Re: Best place to purchase crystals online. > > > > Dear Tom, > > > > I totally agree with you when it comes to people who didn't do their > > homework. For instance, it took me countless hours researching > > moldavites, specifically, to learn how they are supposed to look and > > that they are mined only in the Czech Republic (majority), Germany, > > Austria and Poland. So far I've had a very good experience with > > crystals on Ebay but I definitely did my homework, even isolating some > > reputable sellers. > > > > Just to give you an example, a friend insisted on buying a moldavite > > by himself, thinking it was just a matter of reading the auction's > > title and bidding. When the stone came he saw it was black, not green > > and translucid like the ones I researched and purchased for us a few > > weeks before. I asked him to send me the auction's page and sure > > enough, the stone he purchased as a Moldavite was nothing more than a > > common black tektite. The good side of the story is he paid only 3 > > bucks, including shipping for it, so it was not an incredible trauma. > > > > Having said all that I will insist: if one is diligent enough and does > > a very patient and detailed homework (studying the stones on the net > > and frequenting stone sellers business to get the idea 'live' of what > > the stone in question looks like), one can make excellent purchases on > > Ebay. With stones from all over the world and the best prices - > > because competition is fierce - you can't go wrong. Again, and I > > should repeat incessantly, one MUST LIKE to do research on the net to > > know what they are buying. > > > > Blessed be always, > > Nilsa > > > > CrystalHealing- workshop > > <CrystalHeal ing-workshop% 40. com>, tomas > > <be_reiki@.. .> wrote: > > > > > > No offense intended here hyleg but Ebay is most assuredly not a good > > place to buy crystals and minerals unless you really, really know your > > stuff and even then the pictures can and are 'photoshopped' to make > > the crystals look like something that they are not. Too many sellers > > on Ebay don't know their stuff and too many more do know but are only > > out to make a quick buck from buyers who they (the sellers) hope do > > not know their crystals. Be especially wary of any " SUPER " deals and > > of most sellers in China. A friend just paid almost $75 with shipping > > for a big piece of " moldavite " that turned out to be nothing but green > > glass. Others have purchased 'turquoise' that was dyed howlite, 'ocean > > jasper' that was common red jasper, agates and agate slices that were > > dyed, pieces of heat treated amethyst being touted as 'real' citrine, > > heat treated/irradiated clear quartz sold as smokey quartz and much, > > much more. I just saw an 'agate' carving purchased by my son 's > > > mother-in-law that was pricey and looked real nice until you looked > > close. Well, the carving part is right but it's not agate, it's a > > mottled looking (dyed that way) piece of shellacked limestone bought > > on Ebay and shipped from China. I know my crystals pretty well and > > will never ever buy any on Ebay again because even though I've gotten > > a few good deals there I've seen way too many bad deals and on my > > income I can't afford 'bad' deals from Ebay. > > > > > > I have a great list of reputable online dealers who are honest and > > reasonably priced, including one site where they deal in very fine > > pieces which belongs to one of the members here. (lol...that' s John > > Van Rees) If anyone is interested, send me an email off-list and I'll > > reply with the links to all of 'em. > > > > > > Love and Light... > > > > > > Tom > > > > > > > > > CrystalHealing- workshop > > <CrystalHeal ing-workshop% 40. com>, " hyleg2003 " > > <hyleg2003@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hi there, > > > > > > > > Most definitely Ebay. Not only for stilbite but for many other > > > > costly stones like Moldavite (cheaper in Ebay), Nuumite, Satyaloka > > > > > > SoulDiscoveryThruRe iki > > > " Music is a release from the tyranny of conscious thought " > > > -- Kevin Burke > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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