mystery stone of the week 1

[Apachestone]

crystallizes in the formation of rhombic and hexagonal tabular crystals, folia, aggregated in scaley, steUate, plumose, and globular masses, and compact
masses. The colour range includes pink, colourless, grey, brown, green, violet,
yellow, and rose-red.
In addition to the properties Usted in the MICA Section, this mineral also stimulates
the heart chakra and allows the layers of insecurities and uncertainties to disperse
It can be used to lessen self-doubt, to promote the acts of looking to the past for
lessons which truly have been assimUated, and to look to the future with optimism
and knowledge that one can advance with success.
The energy brings quick-thinking, succinct and concise expression of
ones feeUngs, and comfort in the exploration of any type of emotional pain which
exists within the self. It strengthens the intuitive processes and assists the in the
discovery of solutions to problems - personal or those of others.
It activates an awareness of the higher-self, especially when one is struggling with
a major life decision.
has been used in the treatment of aUergies, to balance the pancreatic
secretions, to control blood sugar levels, to regulate the kidneys, and to reUeve the


is the commonest form of mica. It is a mystical
stone with a strong angelic contact, stimulating awareness of the
higher self. Used in scrying*, this visionary stone links to the highest
spiritual realms. stimulates the heart chakra*, facilitates
astral travel*, and opens the intuition and psychic visionhas the ability to allow recognition of the flaws in
humanity and at the same time stimulates unconditional love and
acceptance. It is a reflective stone, mirroring back and allowing you
to recognize your projections—the parts of yourself that you do not
recognize and therefore see "out there." It helps you to see that the
things you do not like in another are really the characteristics you
cannot accept in yourself. then aids in the integration and
transformation of these qualities.
can be used to grid* earthquake areas as it gently and
safely relieves tensions within the earth. It also releases tension within
the physical body and aligns the subtle bodies* and meridians* with
the physical body, bringing about balance.
Psychologically, disperses insecurity, self-doubt, and
clumsiness. It is useful for those who suffer from dyspraxia* and
left-right confusion. eliminates anger and nervous stress,
to bring flexibility at all levels of being. It assists in looking forward
joyfully to the future and back to the past to appreciate all the lessons
that have been learned. By allowing you to see yourself as others see
you, aids in changing the image presented to the outside
world. It supports during the exploration of painful feelings.
Mentally, aids problem-solving and stimulates quickwittedness.
It facilitates the clear expression of thoughts and feelings.
Physically, improves your appearance. It imparts sheen to the
hair and a sparkle to the eyes. It helps the body to achieve its most
appropriate weight.
HEALING controls blood sugar, balances pancreatic
secretions, alleviates dehydration, and prevents hunger while fasting.
It regulates the kidneys. relieves insomnia and allergies and
heals any condition resulting from dis-ease* or distress
mind of distress due to dis-ease.

austraila usa antartica

[stpmoon]

Muscovite

[Apachestone]

INTERESTING BUT WHY ?

RICK

[BANSHEE WARRIOR]

a blood stone & pyrite

[Jennifer]

lemurian seed
aventurine

[Glenda Carr]

Carnelian?

[Beverley Emans]

It is definately Muscovite the commonest form of Mica. A new one on me so thanks for giving me the chance to research it!

Love & light
Beverley x

[Seafyre Love]

Well Muscovite is the most common form of Mica, though I have not seen it personally.

I would venture to say the red stone looks similar to Red Aventurine so that would be my guess on that one.

[Cactus Rose]

The top one is Muscovite in it's crystaline form and the bottom one is cut and shaped (looks like a bead) from more 'collotial' globular formation. Not because I recognize it but because the opening to the paragraph about it reads like the opening to the section about Muscovite in Love is in the Earth by Melody (page 422). The second paragraph is form Melody's book too page 405 under the listing of Mica.

One thing I have learned from reading Melody's book is that one has to look at the basic groups and associated elements of the stones. They are all part of Mother Earth and are related to each other.

[Jane Adams]

The stone is:-
MUSCOVITE

[Apachestone]

LOL VERY GOOD

RICK

[Apachestone]

it is Muscovite well done guys

rick