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Larimar Cabochon

Question:

"I was thinking about ordering a lithium quartz pendant which I'm quite drawn to.

I have been wanting to make myself a necklace for helping to blow up this inner block that seems to be in my way 24/7. I can never put my finger on it or get rid of it, but I am ever my own worst enemy when it comes to getting somewhere. I am told by my partner that it is b/c I have no solid base in myself. I do not accept myself as worthwhile and worthy and that the only time I get out of my way is when I forget myself completely to help someone else advance.

I had been drawn to possibly using Fluorite in a necklace for a while now: clarity of thought and focus being something I really need and then I saw Lithium quartz. Would that be helpful? Would it be compatible with Fluorite? So what do you think? Do they work together well and would Lithium be helpful?"

 

Answer:

Hi MR!

Be patient with yourself and trust what's coming up.

Here are some crystals that I'd recommend for remove energetic blockages:

  • Fluorite - dissolves fixed behavior patterns and brings supressed feelings to the surface for healing. We have a wonderful selection of both natural and tumbled fluorite. I'd choose intuitively.
  • Larimar - induces a deep meditative state and raises consciousness and soul vibration. It removes self-imposed blockages.
  • Lithium Quartz or Lepidolite is a soothing stone that balances the brain and the emotions. It can gently move repressed anger and grief to the surface to be healed and it can heal unresolved emotions from past lives. So if this speaks to you, trust it and work with it.

Much love to you as you sit with the blocks,
Mimi

 

DISCLAIMER: We feel that crystals can complement other therapies and support energetic well-being. Crystals should not be used as a replacement for medical treatment. For medical advice, please consult a licensed healthcare specialist.



Posted on May 13, 2021

    (Submitted by: olga on June 18, 2012)
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