SERAPHINITE STONE ABILITIES, ANGELIC STONE, OR GUARDIAN CRYSTAL - SELF-HEALING - IMPROVES SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS


- opens up possibilities for self-healing and helps find the right path in life
- enables connection with the angelic realm while opening the crown chakra, and opens the heart to love
- helps the owner be guided by the voice of the heart and has a gentle cleansing effect on the heart chakra, opening it to love
- its feathered wings will lift you to higher spiritual vibrations
- suitable for emotional healing or recovery from emotional trauma
- induces a feeling of peace and harmony and supports the ability to express love
- according to Feng Shui, this stone is associated with wood and embodies family, prosperity, abundance, and health
- it will serve you during astral travel, as it will protect your body while you are outside it
- it will help you see what progress you have already made in life, while also helping you decide what changes still need to be made on the path to ultimate peace and fulfillment
HEALTH EFFECTS
- works best on the subtlest level
- stimulates the spinal cord, which it connects with the etheric body, especially in the areas behind the heart
- can release muscle tension throughout the body up to the neck
- helps suppress chills
- helps reduce body weight
PLACEMENT: Place on the third eye or on the heart. Can be placed under a pillow or worn around the neck. placed on the third eye* or used for meditation, it is a stone of spiritual enlightenment.
CLEANING AND CHARGING
- seraphinite is cleansed under running lukewarm water
- it is charged in the moonlight, ideally during the full moon
ZODIAC SIGNS
COLOR: Seraphinite has a rich gray-green color and a velvety luster.
APPEARANCE: Silvery “feathers” in dark stone. Often small and polished pieces.
OCCURRENCE Available in specialized stores.
LOCALITY: Seraphinite is a rare stone found only in one place in the world, namely in Russia, in the Lake Baikal region.
HISTORY AND TRADITION
Seraphinite is the common name for the gemstone variety of the mineral clinochlore.Its appearance resembles the radiance of the wings of the seraphim angels, who according to the Old Testament stood closest to God and reflected divine light and love with their wings. This is where its name comes from; it is also sometimes called the “angel stone”.
- It got its name thanks to its appearance, which resembles the wings of seraphim—angels who are closest to God and, through the movement of their wings, reflect His love and light.
- Legend has it that when the angels placed this stone into the Earth, they left the imprints of their wings on it.