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How could sounds clear/cleanse a crystal or stone? Any advice on some sound tracks to use? Where can I find them? How to use?

 

 

Hi Hebbatollah,

Thanks for your inquiry. Sound is a great way to clear crystals. This can be done with a Crystal Tuning Fork or with music. Crystal Tuning Forks resonate at a frequency that is in harmony with the Earth that clears all negative and unwanted energies from your crystals. It is said to form a bridge between Heaven and Earth and also forms a connection to the angelic realms. To use a tuning fork, simply tap the fork and let the sound resonate around your crystals.

We have some free videos available on Youtube to help you clear your crystals with sound:

Learn how to Clear Crystals with Sound - Instructional Video

Clear your Crystals by playing this video - Part 1

Clear your Crystals by playing this video - Part 2

To clear your crystals with other music, simply place the crystals in front of your speakers while playing the video.  I like to point both speakers at the crystals so they benefit from the full range of sounds. I hope you find these helpful. Please let me know if you have any questions. I hope your journey is blessed with Love and Light.

Crystal Blessings,

Stephanie A.

www.HealingCrystals.com

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Disclaimer: I must share the standard disclaimer that I am not a doctor and cannot give out medical advice. Crystals for healing should be used as a compliment to other therapies and not as a replacement for regular medical care.



Posted on January 27, 2014
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