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Kitsune

Kitsune, a mystical fox spirit in Japanese folklore, symbolizes transformation and duality, embodying both benevolence and trickery. Originating from Shinto beliefs linked to the deity Inari, Kitsune possess shape-shifting abilities, often transforming into human forms. Revered for their wisdom and power, they remain significant in modern culture and storytelling.

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Azurite

Azurite is the only crystal that really embodies the pure blue ray. The rich brightness of its dark-blue energy vibrates to the precise frequency of the Third-Eye Chakra, and it has guided souls to enlightenment since the dawn of civilization.

Azurite was a very strong psychic stone veiled in mystery to the residents of Atlantis and the early Egyptians; its secrets are known only to the greatest priests and priestesses. The ancient Chinese dubbed it the Stone of Heaven because they thought it opened celestial doorways, while the Greeks and Romans adored it for its visionary insights and healing qualities. Azurite inspired the mystical self and allowed the transfer of wisdom and information via thinking for the Mayans, while Native Americans utilized this sacred stone to contact their spiritual Indian guide, sense their presence, and grasp the message.

Azurite’s metaphysical characteristics still reflect its heritage abilities for current practitioners, taking away tension and uncertainty and opening the mind to new views. This crystal enhances the mind, awakens psychic and intuitive powers, and aligns inner vision with spiritual instruction. It may be used to improve dreams, enter a meditative or channeling state, and safely experience out-of-body experiences. Azurite is useful for reliving former or other incarnations, and its capacity to cleanse the throat chakra enables the exact verbalization of these memories.

Azurite is a soft stone that gets its name from its rich “azure blue” hue. It is a copper carbonate mineral that forms masses, nodules, and tabular or prismatic crystals with a vitreous luster in the top oxidized parts of copper ore. The saturated hue goes from brilliant to deep blue into indigo tints, with streaks of light blue. For thousands of years, it has been pulverized into paint pigment and used as a fabric dye.

Azurite is frequently found in nature when combined with malachite, a vivid green copper carbonate mineral. They resemble Mother Earth when polished and hold not only their particular characteristics but also a potent combination of healing energies.

Azurite calms the mind; it relieves tension and bewilderment, as well as worries, hesitation, and ideas that linger in the back of the mind. Simply hold the crystal and pray for the unpleasant ideas to dissipate to restore balance and control over emotions and behaviors. Because azurite is a rubbing stone that wants to be touched to release its energy, remember to touch it frequently, whether wearing or carrying it. 

Azurite is a stone for connecting with holy energies through religious music, such as Gregorian or Buddhist chants, choral music, and hymns; it is also a stone for healing with sound, particularly the drums, didgeridoo, pipes, or voice.

Azurite’s energy is extremely useful as a pendulum and in radionic research. It helps psychics, mediums, channels, and other Lightworkers improve the accuracy of their readings while maintaining objectivity.

Azurite stimulates all mental centers, fostering a deep interest in life, one’s role in society, and the discovery of new connections and links within our environment. It fosters the study of new and hard subjects not only for school or college students but also for individuals juggling other responsibilities and “students of life” after the age of fifty or in retirement. Azurite improves attention and concentration, as well as memorization and knowledge retention.

Azurite is a good crystal for tests, interviews, presentations, and negotiations. It also strengthens long-term career ambitions, particularly in large or highly organized enterprises. It is especially useful for jobs in all government offices, museums, libraries, and universities.

Azurite is an excellent gemstone for older individuals who live alone or in protected housing since it promotes independence, mental alertness, and physical health.

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