Lemurian Quartz Star Seed
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Absolutely Magical Lemurian Quartz Crystal
Lemurian Quartz crystal are also known as Lemurian Seed Crystals or Lemurian Star Seeds,. The name relates to their specific structure of the quartz crystal, which is believed to contain information -- programmed into the crystal.
It's well known that quartz has "memory" -- you use it every day in electronics!
The story of these crystals is that an ancient civilization, The Lemurians, had a technology to be able to program information of all types into crystals, as well. It is believed the ancient Lemurians were highly spiritual beings, and that these stones were programmed before being placed in the ground.
Many people gain emotional healing, from these crystals; increased concentration and balanced emotions. Deep ladder-like ridges on the sides are the major characteristic that identifies Lemurian crystals, like the ones in the first photo of this crystal. Much like a "stairway to heaven, if you follow the ladder on the side of the stone ever upwards over successive meditations you will achieve ever higher levels of your own consciousness.
They can be used by crystal healers, but they are primarily a tool for working on the self. If you are dedicated to your own enlightenment, this is a wonderful stone to use.
This is a particularly interesting crystal, with deep ladder ridges, not pre-owned, and hand selected by a friend who is a crystal miner and healer.
- 2-1/2" x 1" x 1/2" crystal
More about Dzi
Dzi beads are said to do a variety of things. Some protect you from negative experiences or accidents, some attract wealth or wisdom, while others might bring you love and happiness. This particular bead is said to grant wishes.
Dzi beads originate primarily in Tibet, and can often command high prices and are difficult to come by. They are often found in the grasslands or while cultivating fields. Because dzi are found in the earth, Tibetans do not conceive of them as man-made. Tibetan Dzi beads are felt by Tibetans to be of supernatural origin.
Knowledge of the dzi beads is derived from oral traditions, and there is no one story concerning the origin of dzi. One belief is that in ancient times dZi were the ornaments of demi-gods who threw them away if they became blemished even slightly; the reason why hardly any of the beads are found in perfect condition. It is also believed that even after the beads have been unearthed, some will continue to move about for a little while.
Tibetans cherish these beads and consider them hereditary gems. In this way they have survived thousands of years, being worn by hundreds of individual people.
Few beads have provoked more controversy concerning their source, method of manufacture and even precise definition. They are the most sought after and collectable beads on earth.