#healing mineral

[srlgemstone]

Great looking natural amethyst

[brujamala-aka-gigi]

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[theoraclereader]

When you are reading candle wax and an elephant forms in the wax it is a sign of good fortune. Elephants are revered as a symbol of good luck, prosperity, destroyer of evil, remover of obstacles, as well as strength, power, wisdom, memory, & vitality.

[vasupradasilvercraft]

[psychics4unet]

Hi! Sorry for the very late feedback, but here it is now:

First off, thank you for the free reading. I actually thought my energies would be a bit low since I was feeling quite on the down low these apst few days, but I was pleasantly surprised with the reading.

For my third eye chakra, you were on point with me being in a state of heightened intuition and awareness. I could literally feel it, even with my dreams. I also agree that I'm more in tune with my thoughts and feelings, and sometimes when I feel sad, I feel it really strongly but I always tell myself energies fluctuate from time-to-time. I am also working on honing my instincts more.

As for my throat chakra, I am actually feeling a strong urge to express my thoughts more openly. I think I'm doing that in the presence of my book. I'm not always motivated to do something, but I always tell myself not everyday is going to have the same productivity I had. I just have to do best what I can with my current energy.

And, for my heart chakra, I am feeling more closer to people I open myself up to. I feel myself being more open with vulnerability to the ones I trust, but still reminding myself to have boundaries and doing self-care.

Overall, this was a beautiful reading. Thank you again!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! I'm glad to hear the reading resonated with you and that you're feeling more in tune with your energies. It's great that you're embracing your intuition, expressing your thoughts, and nurturing your connections while maintaining healthy boundaries. Wishing you continued growth and clarity on your journey! ✨❤️

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[shelovesplants]

Blue calcite 🔮🩵 for peace and tranquility 🙌✨️

[nouveaucrystals]

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[strxwberrymllk]

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[srlgemstone]

Large Amethyst Agate

[geologyin-blog]

Acicular Aragonite crystals in matrix, from Toledo, Spain. 🇪🇸

Photo ©️ fossilseeker

[overthemoonminerals]

Fluorite from the Green Toad Pocket of the Lady Annabella Mine in Weardale, England

[toyastales]

Wulfenite and mimetite often develop together in the same environment, and their crystals can even form simultaneously. Although wulfenite is a stunning mineral, it is too soft and brittle to be used as a gemstone. Facetted wulfenite gems are extremely rare and expensive.

https://toyastales.blogspot.com/2024/10/geology-rocks-wulfenite-with-mimetite.html

[reddpenn]

What makes a rock a rock and not a crystal?

Ok SO

A mineral is a naturally occurring non-organic solid with a defined chemical composition and an orderly molecular structure. This means the molecules throughout the entire structure will be exactly the same, and be arranged in a symmetrical, geometric, repeating pattern called a crystal lattice.

Quartz is a mineral. Its chemical formula is silicon dioxide, and its crystal lattice forms a repeating tetrahedron.

Ice is also a mineral. Its chemical formula is dihydrogen monoxide, and its crystal lattice forms a repeating hexagon.

Obsidian is not a mineral. It is a mineraloid, a mineral-like substance. Its chemical composition can vary wildly, and instead of a crystal lattice, its molecules are jumbled up in an amorphous solid, meaning there’s no nice repeating pattern to them.

A crystal is any solid material with a crystal lattice.

All minerals, by definition, have a crystal lattice. So all minerals are crystals! Some things that are NOT minerals are also crystals!

Sugar is a crystal. It has a crystal lattice made from molecules of sucrose. But it is not a mineral because it is organic.

Often, these repeating geometric patterns in the crystal lattice cause the substance to naturally form big geometric structures with distinct faces - such as the points formed by quartz. These larger structures are colloquially also called crystals, and their shape (called a crystal habit) is determined by the shape of the crystal lattice. The same crystal lattice can produce multiple different crystal habits, and it’s all very cool and complicated but I won’t go off on a tangent about it right now.

A substance does not have to form big structures like this to be scientifically considered a crystal. It just needs a crystal lattice!

A rock is a naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals and/or mineraloids. It can be made of a single mineral, or a bunch of different minerals. But when made from a single mineral, it will not be one solid block of that mineral with an unbroken crystal lattice. Because it is an aggregate, it will be a bunch of micro- to macroscopic grains of that mineral all compacted together, each with their own individual crystal lattices.

Granite is a rock. It is made of grains of minerals such as quartz and feldspar.

Limestone is a rock. It is mostly made of grains of calcite.

So rocks can be made of crystals, but rocks are not crystals - in the same way that a house can be made of bricks, but a house is not a brick!

And this is just a very quick overview of these terms, because the scientific definitions can get increasingly pedantic and there are tons of weird exceptions! It is all very fascinating.

But of course, the word rock also has a colloquial definition, which is just… a chunk of that hard stuff the planet is made of! A mineral, a crystal, a fossil or a bio-organic solid… whatever! This is a rock collection and these are my rocks!