QUESTION: Hey sheila, thanks so much for the crystals! I have a story to tell you that actually now leads me to look for a crystal for protection.
Before i went to bed, i placed 2 of my crystals in water, and one in salt, to cleanse their energies. The crystals were left cleansing on my nightstand right next to my bed. I read online to keep them away from your bed but i didnt think to much of it. Anyways, heres my story i just woke up and wrote.
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Either way, i leave this dream with great insight. About the power of energy and spirits. About the 3rd eye and astral viewing. About the importance of learning how to protect myself from other beings. Although waking up scared to death, i also had a bit of excitement in me, because i learned so much and the crystals brought this effect. All I am thinking about now is that i need to find a crystal that will aid me in protecting myself. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and thank you so much!
ANSWER: Hello, thanks for your email. This explains why you immediately picked up the Rainbow Obsidian orbs at the tumbled crystal trays! This is the one we highly recommend everyone have with them, whether wearing, holding or keeping in your space. Rainbow Obsidian is a great crystal to transmute any negative energies, thus protecting your aura and keeping you from being affected by unwanted energies.
Yes, the crystals do have a great affect in opening your senses, and that is why we always recommend having protective stones around you. You can even grid your room with Obsidian or Pyrite for protection. You may even consider attending our crystal healing classes once you are wanting to practice more with the stones! If you haven't yet, we invite you to join our mailing list (which you can do on the front page of our website) or we can add you directly.
For now I strongly suggest Rainbow Obsidian. It is always necessary to balance the opening of your intuition so that you don't receive everything out there, just the select, positive insight you want to progress in this life.
Sincerely,
Sheila Satin :)
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