Today I wanted to talk about a type of quartz called a Devic Temple. What are they? What is the description of a Devic Temple? How do you know if your crystal is a Devic Temple? FIRST, WHAT IS A DEVIC TEMPLE? Let’s start with the description. Crystals which have Fairy Frost, Mirror Fractures and Rainbows inside are called (by some*) Devic Temple crystals. Devic Temple crystals are described as having “special places for Light
Recently I wrote a post about Rainbows in crystals (you will find that here). In it, I talked about a line I once read in a book about Rainbows in crystals being “a gift from the Spirit Keeper of the crystal”. The saying led me down a path and it made the other blog post too long, so I separated it out here so we could delve a little deeper. WHAT ABOUT THE CONCEPT OF
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to see Rainbows in a crystal, it is a beautiful thing! You might have exclaimed “Wow! Rainbows in crystals!” and wondered “what are they and how do I work with them!?” If so, you’re in luck. We’ll talk a little about that in this blog post. Let’s start by looking at some Rainbows in crystals! mmmmmm! wow ! METAPHYSICALLY, WHAT DO RAINBOWS IN CRYSTALS REPRESENT? In a nutshell, Rainbows
Well, I found myself wondering what I was going to blog about this week, and found a post about troubled times, Lightworkers and crystals from one year ago. Things are even MORE shaken up and crazy than they were this time last year… How can that be possible!? I took noticing the publish date on this post as a message or reminder from my past self to stay the course. Hopefully this reminder will resonate with
Continuing on with our discussion of the different named configurations in quartz crystals, Rainbows in crystals is the topic this week. Rainbows may be present inside a crystal due to fractures or on the internal wall of two connected crystals. Some of the fractures are what I call Mirror Fractures; they look like mirrors and sometimes are called Wall crystals. I did a whole blog post on Mirror Fractures and Fairy Frost (both of which
