Showing posts with label video tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video tutorials. Show all posts

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Cleaning Crystals in Water?

Cleaning Crystals in Water



Question: Hi, sorry for the bother but I watched a few of your lovely videos this a.m. and in one of them you said some gemstones cannot be submerged in water and to contact you and ask if we didn't know. I'm so sorry, I googled it and can't find it.

Can Prehnite be cleansed by submerging in water overnight? That's my most important question as I acquired some but haven't been able to work with it because I didn't know how to cleanse it. If not can it be washed in tap water with natural soap?

My other question is Rose Quartz: right now I have a batch of rose quartz in a glass container with spring water and sea salt soaking for several hours. Is it ok?

Thank you very much for your help & lovely video instructions and have a great weekend!



AnswerHi, thank you for your email and for watching our crystal healing video tutorials.

If your Prehnite stones are tumbled smooth they will be okay in water. However, if they are raw formations, you may want to cleanse them using another method like dry brown rice, dry sea salt, incense, etc. When in doubt, we like to leave crystals out of water.

Rose Quartz, along with others in the Quartz family, will do fine in water. Again, if there are any delicate points, occlusions or formations on the stones, you will want to be cautious and leave them out of water.

Running them under tap water or a natural stream of water will be sufficient. You do not need soap. If there is something physically dirty on the stones, you may want to rub them with some natural soap, but again be aware of the fragility of the stone.

If you have any further questions, feel free to email us at idigcrystals@gmail.com.

Sincerely, 


Sheila Satin

Friday, March 2, 2012

Showering with Crystals


Question: Hi, I am a crystal user. I have a white, or see thru crystal which I bought last summer. I only have one question about it. I have it around my neck all day, everyday. So, I shower my self with the crystal still around my neck. My question is, is it bad for the crystals energy or programing to shower with it? Because when it touches water doesn´t it deprogramming it self? Thanks.

Answer: Thank you for writing to us.  Showering with a crystal will not automatically deprogram it. Programming and reprogramming requires your mental intention, just water alone does not have the same effect.  Therefore, it is okay to shower with the stone.  For complete information about cleaning, charging, and programming please watch our video tutorials that can be found here:

Please note, however, that certain crystals are not meant to be in water for extended amounts of time. Selenite, Angelite, and other soft crystals will lose their luster and eventually begin to dissolve.  If there is silver or metal, that may become tarnished if exposed to water multiple times.

Sincerely,
Sheila Satin
I Dig Crystals
idigcrystals@gmail.com

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Monday, September 1, 2008

CRYSTALS: Clean & Charge


pictured: labradorite elephant

QUESTION: i just got my first stones...labradorite...how do you clean, and charge a stone?

ANSWER: Labradorite is a great crystal! One of my favorites! Thanks for your email, you can check out our online site for information on how to clean and charge crystals: http://www.idigcrystals.com/care.htm and check out the videos while you're there!!

We also have a social network where you can ask others more about their use with crystals: http://satincrystals.ning.com/

Email if you have any other questions!

Sheila Satin : Crystal Healer

Monday, July 14, 2008

CRYSTALS: Video Tutorials



My debut video has been produced today! A few informative minutes on "Pendulum Dowsing," thanks to the help of my mom, Ann Satin, for use of her healing space and my friend Tram for her excellent video production skills! Tram is now in her cutting room working away, so stay tuned for this and many other crystal healing tuturials to be posted on our social networking site: satincrystals.ning.com