Twice Force
Origin: Brazil
Lattice: Triclinic
Shapes: Natural, blades, tumbled/polished, carved, cut
Energy: Neither absorption nor amplification
Chakra: Throat or third eye
Placement: Near the root chakra, wear it in a ring or bracelet, in a pocket, at your desk for a stressful job
Pairing: All Kyanite varieties harmonize well with one another, and it is highly recommended to use them in combination. They can magnify each other’s effect, calling forth more of the best of what each stone has to offer.
Element: Storm
Emotional: It helps you to escape habitual emotional patterns that can create blockages in the energy field. It bridges those patterns and helps to quickly create new pathways of energy flow.
Spiritual: It bridges blockages in the energetic and physical bodies and helps protect the auric field from intrusion. It can facilitate telepathy and the transfer of energy from person to person.
Physical: It can help bridge the energy gaps caused by bone breakage and surgery. It is ideal for healing the brain from the effects of head trauma, seizure or stroke.
Affirmation: I cross the inner bridges which lead to my growth, opening to the etheric realms, the world of Nature and the land of the heart.
Other Attributes:
• Use between other crystals in a grid to facilitate energy flow from one crystal to the next
• Never needs cleansing because it doesn’t hold energy, it just facilitates its movement
• They have a high vibration and create very rapid transfers of energy
• They open the psychic channels and activate the mind centers, accentuating one’s mental capacities and enhancing one’s own ability to ‘download’ information from higher sources
• Sleeping with Blue Kyanite will greatly stimulate the process of lucid dreaming
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