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Popular Gemstone Therapy Sites
- Healing Crystals Information
Chart lists the healing properties of stones and crystals.
- Crystal Therapy
Dedicated to sharing the benefits of Crystal Healing.
- Gems for Friends
The Healing properties of gemstones and crystals. Info and links.
- Living with Crystals
Devoted to working with crystals for emotional and spiritual growth.
- World of salt lamps
Salt Crystal Lamps are a way to ionize the air indoors. They can be used to help treat allergies.
- Wishingmoon
Offers crystal healings and info.
- Alternative Healing
Self healing through chakra meditation and aura balancing with quartz crystals.
- Gemstone Therapy
Information about the Healing Properties of Gemstones and Crystals.
- Dolphins, Crystals and Angels
Features articles, courses, and crystals.
- Kacha Stones
Offers a selection of healing crystals, many hand mined and celtic.
- Rev. Dr Dianne Weinberger
Crystal healing and Reiki metaphysical teacher, recognised training course & information.
- The Crystal Tiger
This site contains info about crystal healing and certificate classes.
- Angelite Om
Angelite Om is a company specializing in Angelite - jewelry and healing tools.
- Crystalinks
Ellie Crystalinks site - the Earth's core crystal, Atlantean and other information about crystals.
- Astro Clinic
Deals with healing chronic diseases with gem therapy, an alternative medicine.
- Crystal Cavern Crystals
Info on crystals. Research the complete A-Z of crystals.
- Light Workers
Information about an unusual and powerful quartz crystal called the Grid of Light.
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| Excerpt from the book Finding Your Soul in the Spirituality Maze: "As viewed from a Hindu perspective, there are four stages of spiritual development. These are discussed in detail in The World's Religions (Smith, 1991) and are somewhat modified here by this author. Hindus often view human lives in terms of the four major "I-wants" that we pursue: I. pleasure, II. success, III. service and IV. freedom (from attachment). The last of these, freedom, can be easily misinterpreted to mean some childish actions such as throwing a rotten tomato at someone important or having public sex. Instead, think of freedom as freedom/liberation from attachment. (The tomato thrower and the public sex participant are very much attached to anti-authoritarian behavior and excitement.)" Continued here - free read. |
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