Celestite, aka celestine, is said to be an angelic stone. It is used to foster and forge connections to the angel realm and even to angels themselves. Tradition has it that celestite has been given consciousness raising and guidance powers from the angels. Using celestite with sincere prayer or meditation one can channel angelic wisdom and communications. Celestite is a great tool for meditation on any subject, bringing in perfect angelic universal energy to the effort. It helps block out distracting noise and focus on other planes of existence. It is also an excellent tool for astral travel. Celestite purifies the aura of humans as well as other beings. This can be helpful for anything ranging from day to day living, to supporting healing, to enhancing relationships and more. From its synergistic energies of the crown and throat chakras, celestite brings balance to thought processes and communication. With celestite one can find the ability to organize pertinent information, discard the irrelevant, and communicate the results with ease. This can be a boon to anyone, but especially to writers and public speakers. Celestite brings a number of positive energies to the emotional realm. It can lend its essence to reduce and eliminate worry, fear and anxiety and bring hope. It is also an excellent tool for emotional protection. In these ways it decreases negativity and negative energy in ones emotional body and life. In crystal healing work, celestite is used for healing eye problems, mental disorders, stress and anxiety related disorders, ear problems, proper cellular order, eliminating toxins, thyroid, digestive problems. Note that healing crystal meanings are spiritual supports to healing and are not prescriptions or healthcare information. Celestite is associated primarily with the crown and throat chakras. It is also said to perfect all the chakras, balancing and energizing to the highest level. From my personal perspective Celestite is crystal with a gentle but penetrating energy. In the same way I couldnt outrun an angel, I cant outrun the energy of this softly vibrant crystal. I keep a small cluster from a Celestite geode on my desk to remind me of and keep me connected to angelic energy. Hardness (Mohs): 3-3.5 Color(s): Colorless, shades of light blue or white usually; rarely other colors such as orange, reddish, pale green, pale brown Transparency: Transparent, Translucent Lustre: Vitreous, Pearly Common / Notable Locations: Madagascar, Malawi, Pennsylvania, USA Rock Lore & Tidbits: Celestite is named for the Greek work for celestial for the pale blue of the first samples identified. It is the most common strontium mineral.
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 01:37:22 +0000
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