Help Alleviate The Pain Of Arthritis
There are several stones and crystals that are helpful with the pain of arthritis. We’re told that fluorite’s energy is helpful. Pictured right is a natural rainbow fluorite crystal.
Fluorite has a long and interesting history. The term fluorescence was named for fluorite, which often fluoresces under invisible ultra-violet light. The ancient Egyptians used fluorite in statues and in carving scarabs. The ancient Romans believed that drinking alcoholic beverages from vessels carved of fluorite kept the drinker from getting drunk. (Remind anyone of amethyst?) Artifacts of carved fluorite were found in the ruins of Pompeii. In the 18th century, fluorite was powdered in water to relieve the symptoms of kidney disease.
The Chinese have used it in carvings for more than 300 years. Fluorite has been said to be crystallized light, which can bring light into the brain.
Pliny's most precious substance was fluorite, as in the valuable vase taken from Alexandria by Augustus. Pompey took 6 such vases from Mithridates' treasure and presented them to the temple of Jupiter.
A glowing chunk of amber is to the left. Amber is particularly useful for older animals. It's especially good for your older dog because it is said to boost the immune system, ease the pain of arthritis, and restore some "joie de vivre" by relieving anxiety and depression, often important for treating an older animal as well. It is also a powerful stone of protection, acting against the absorption of negative energies. Powers attributed to amber by folklore include love, strength, luck, healing, and protection, calming for hyperactivity and stressed nerves, help finding humor and joy.
Legend says that amber was believed to provide magicians and sorcerers with special enhanced powers. Chinese amber was said to contain the souls of many tigers and the power of many suns. Another Oriental legend is that amber is the drops of petrified dragon’s blood. During the Classical era it was thought to be formed by the rays of the setting sun.
Fluorite has a long and interesting history. The term fluorescence was named for fluorite, which often fluoresces under invisible ultra-violet light. The ancient Egyptians used fluorite in statues and in carving scarabs. The ancient Romans believed that drinking alcoholic beverages from vessels carved of fluorite kept the drinker from getting drunk. (Remind anyone of amethyst?) Artifacts of carved fluorite were found in the ruins of Pompeii. In the 18th century, fluorite was powdered in water to relieve the symptoms of kidney disease.
The Chinese have used it in carvings for more than 300 years. Fluorite has been said to be crystallized light, which can bring light into the brain.
Pliny's most precious substance was fluorite, as in the valuable vase taken from Alexandria by Augustus. Pompey took 6 such vases from Mithridates' treasure and presented them to the temple of Jupiter.
Legend says that amber was believed to provide magicians and sorcerers with special enhanced powers. Chinese amber was said to contain the souls of many tigers and the power of many suns. Another Oriental legend is that amber is the drops of petrified dragon’s blood. During the Classical era it was thought to be formed by the rays of the setting sun.
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