I’ve wanted to write about this for quite some time but when I initially had the inspiration, I put it off thinking I’d remember but then obviously I didn’t. What I’m going to share today is my journey with my chakras and what I’ve discovered. I’ve had this same similar sort of pattern come up…
Hi Camily! Are you excited that it’s weekend yet? Whohoo Happy Weekend! September is my birthday month and I wanted to share that with you so YOU GET A GIFT, YOU GET A GIFT AND YOOOOOOOOOOU GET A GIFT. https://giphy.com/embed/26gsiCIKW7ANEmxKE via GIPHY Ok, so you don’t technically get a car but you do get R50…
Hi Everyone! I wanted to talk about crystals for that time of the month ladies (transgender people included) and crystals for menstrual cramps! Let’s face the facts, it is horrible. You feel uncomfortable, crampy, tired, emotional, cranky; everything all at once and sometimes you eat all the chocolate at once too! Here are my top…
Ways to Cleanse your Crystals – we all get so caught up on this so I thought I’d chat more about this and make a video to show you a few ways to cleanse your crystals. What to do BEFORE you Cleanse your Rocks There are many ways to cleanse or charge your crystals, but the most important thing…
A while ago I spoke about discovering Magnesite (also known as Turquenite) that is dyed and often sold as imitation turquoise. I really didn’t know very much about Magnesite except that which I had quickly read for that earlier post so I carried it around with me to bond with it and learn more about it….
This past weekend I went to scratch in Gaia Crystals’ patch and I found the most amazing crystals. The scratch patch is so under-rated with all the awesome ones you can find there. There is something so meditative about literally scratching for your crystals. It’s incredibly relaxing.
Hi Everyone! Usually I do not post twice a week but today I had to share with you something that I learnt. I recently discovered that my piece of dyed howlite, is actually turquenite which is dyed magnesite. MIND BLOWN! Dyed Howlite and Magnesite are known to be imitation turquoise crystals.
