Light Purple Range Minerals...
The light purple is a subtle vibration, a tone that is very reminiscent of lavender flower. When the fields are filled with lavender they claim our eyes and senses, the vision and the scent of flowers immediately relaxes our body and mind.
Therapeutically light purple can be used to relieve anxiety and tense emotions, helps the mind to let go of mental stress and old patterns of repetitive thoughts.
This color is also associated with the Sun; because of the ultraviolet rays that although we cannot see we are always anxious to get out in the sun to be bathed in them. When the sun comes out it brings our spirits up and we go outside, feel the sun on our faces. This makes us feel better, stronger, and more positive. All in moderation.
The Violet Flame.
Violet is a soft and deeply soothing color to the entire system. It is used in color therapy to relieve stress and soothe frayed nerves. It neutralizes anger and emotions.
In a spiritual context, sometimes it is spoken about the violet flame, which is linked to the concept of alchemical transforming elements based on precious metals. In this case the flame is red-orange with physical fire, but rather purple, a symbol of the transformation of the lower human nature to higher spiritual values.
The violet flame is a tool that can be used in meditation to dissolve the burdens of the past and free the spirit to open up to the present moment, the choice point and transformation. To achieve this, try to visualize a violet flame fire during meditation, and then see yourself stepping on it. When you are completely bathed in flames sit released and renewed.
The purple or violet-amethyst stones with pale light, for example-can be used to assist in this process of transformation, bringing the energy of the violet range, bathing and preparing the body to make new beginnings.
Examples of the purple light range:
Charoita, Purple Fluorite, Pale Amethyst, etc..
Jennie Harding.
miércoles, 20 de febrero de 2013
Minerales de Gama Púrpura Claro…
El purpura claro es una vibración más sutil, es un tono que recuerda mucho a la flor de lavanda. Cuando los campos están llenos de lavanda claman la vista y los sentidos, esa visión y el aroma de las flores relajan inmediatamente el cuerpo y la mente.
Terapéuticamente el purpura claro se puede utilizar para calmar la ansiedad y las emociones tensas; ayuda a la mente a dejar ir el estrés mental y los viejos patrones de pensamientos repetitivos.
Este color también se asocia con el Sol por los rayos ultravioletas que aunque no los podamos ver estamos siempre ansiosos de salir al sol para ser bañados por ellos. Cuando sale el sol nuestros ánimos se levantan y queremos salir a la calle, sentir el sol en nuestras caras. Esto nos hace sentir mejor, más fuertes, más positivo. Eso sí con moderación.
La llama violeta.
El violeta es un tono suave y es profundamente calmante para todo el sistema. Se utiliza en cromoterapia para liberarse del estrés y calmar los nervios crispado. Neutraliza el enfado y las emociones encendidas.
En un contexto espiritual, a veces se habla de la llama violeta, que está ligada al concepto alquímico de transformar los elementos base en metales preciosos. En este caso la llama no es rojo-anaranjado con el fuego físico, sino más bien violeta, un símbolo de la transformación de la baja naturaleza humana hasta los valores espirituales más elevados.
La llama violeta es una herramienta que se puede utilizar en meditación para disolver las cargas del pasado y liberar el espíritu para abrirse al momento presente, el punto de elección y transformación. Para conseguir esto intenta visualizar un fuego con llamas violetas durante la meditación, y después mírate pisándolo. Cuando estés completamente bañado por las llamas siéntate liberado y renovado.
El purpura claro o las piedras violetas- Amatista pálido, por ejemplo- se pueden utilizar para ayudar en este proceso de transformación, aportando la energía de la gama violeta, bañando el cuerpo y preparándolo para hacer nuevos comienzos.
Ejemplos de Minerales de Gama Purpura claro:
Charoita, Fluorita purpura, Amatista pálida, etc.
Jennie Harding.
Light Purple Range Minerals...
The light purple is a subtle vibration, a tone that is very reminiscent of lavender flower. When the fields are filled with lavender they claim our eyes and senses, the vision and the scent of flowers immediately relaxes our body and mind.
Therapeutically light purple can be used to relieve anxiety and tense emotions, helps the mind to let go of mental stress and old patterns of repetitive thoughts.
This color is also associated with the Sun; because of the ultraviolet rays that although we cannot see we are always anxious to get out in the sun to be bathed in them. When the sun comes out it brings our spirits up and we go outside, feel the sun on our faces. This makes us feel better, stronger, and more positive. All in moderation.
The Violet Flame.
Violet is a soft and deeply soothing color to the entire system. It is used in color therapy to relieve stress and soothe frayed nerves. It neutralizes anger and emotions.
In a spiritual context, sometimes it is spoken about the violet flame, which is linked to the concept of alchemical transforming elements based on precious metals. In this case the flame is red-orange with physical fire, but rather purple, a symbol of the transformation of the lower human nature to higher spiritual values.
The violet flame is a tool that can be used in meditation to dissolve the burdens of the past and free the spirit to open up to the present moment, the choice point and transformation. To achieve this, try to visualize a violet flame fire during meditation, and then see yourself stepping on it. When you are completely bathed in flames sit released and renewed.
The purple or violet-amethyst stones with pale light, for example-can be used to assist in this process of transformation, bringing the energy of the violet range, bathing and preparing the body to make new beginnings.
Examples of the purple light range:
Charoita, Purple Fluorite, Pale Amethyst, etc..
Jennie Harding.
Light Purple Range Minerals...
The light purple is a subtle vibration, a tone that is very reminiscent of lavender flower. When the fields are filled with lavender they claim our eyes and senses, the vision and the scent of flowers immediately relaxes our body and mind.
Therapeutically light purple can be used to relieve anxiety and tense emotions, helps the mind to let go of mental stress and old patterns of repetitive thoughts.
This color is also associated with the Sun; because of the ultraviolet rays that although we cannot see we are always anxious to get out in the sun to be bathed in them. When the sun comes out it brings our spirits up and we go outside, feel the sun on our faces. This makes us feel better, stronger, and more positive. All in moderation.
The Violet Flame.
Violet is a soft and deeply soothing color to the entire system. It is used in color therapy to relieve stress and soothe frayed nerves. It neutralizes anger and emotions.
In a spiritual context, sometimes it is spoken about the violet flame, which is linked to the concept of alchemical transforming elements based on precious metals. In this case the flame is red-orange with physical fire, but rather purple, a symbol of the transformation of the lower human nature to higher spiritual values.
The violet flame is a tool that can be used in meditation to dissolve the burdens of the past and free the spirit to open up to the present moment, the choice point and transformation. To achieve this, try to visualize a violet flame fire during meditation, and then see yourself stepping on it. When you are completely bathed in flames sit released and renewed.
The purple or violet-amethyst stones with pale light, for example-can be used to assist in this process of transformation, bringing the energy of the violet range, bathing and preparing the body to make new beginnings.
Examples of the purple light range:
Charoita, Purple Fluorite, Pale Amethyst, etc..
Jennie Harding.
