Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Moss Agate


Extremely finely crystalline quartz-- Containing visible impurities in the form of dendrite (a branching figure or marking, resembling moss or a shrub or tree) shapes that resemble moss.   Differs from Tree Agate in that the background is generally clear, whereas in Tree Agate, the background is distinctly white.    An abundance stone, gives an eye for beauty, especially during gardening and landscaping-- brings forth images of waterfalls and lying in deep moss. The mineral totem for the Cornplanting Moon. Often called the "Gardener's Stone". 

 Hardness: 6.0 - 7.0,

 Chakras:  Heart and Root

Character: Emotionally Balanced; Cooling; Relaxing; Quiet; Abundant; Prosperous; Successful; Peaceful; Grounding

Mystical/Emotional Properties:

v Helps  connect with nature spirits, guides and the land/earth and to clearly see their link with the mineral and plant kingdoms.

v Eases emotional pain, aids creative visualization, increases trust and strength for earthly survival. Can inspire new ideas.

v Develops strength and the ability to get along with others.

Physical Healing Properties:

o   Improve circulation and help in elimination of wastes.

o   Helpful in reinforcing the immune system, working with digestive disorders and treating fungal and skin infections.

o   Speeds up recovery from illness.

o   Can work with some allergies by pulling irritants from the aura.

o   Helps to clear out the leftover vibrations of toxins, chemicals and food additives.

o   Cleans and massages the sinuses and lymph glands.   

o   Anti-inflammatory and helps prevent dehydration.

Associated essential oils:  All conifers, Yarrow, Eucalyptus, Cedar, Frankincense, Ledum, White Camphor, Amyris, Green Mandarin, Angelica, Palmarosa

Aromatherapy Blends:  Moss Agate, Spruce Mesa, Into the Woods, Way of the Leaf, Pine Creek, Emerald Pool, Green Tourmaline, Sacred Rim, Timberline, Yellowstone, Ocean Jasper, Tropical Trail


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