Lepidolite is a stone of stability. It can teach you to access your spirituality when emotions run high.
When strong or erratic emotions create turbulence, soothing Lepidolite brings peace.
About Lepidolite
The chemical composition of Lepidolite is potassium lithium aluminum silicate. It manifests as a sheet silicate which you may know as mica.
This fragile manifestation gives Lepidolite a rating of 2.5 to 3.5 on the Mohs hardness scale.
You can find Lepidolite in:
- Brazil
- Czech Republic
- Dominican Republic
- Madagascar
- The United States
Lepidolite appears in shades of purple from very pale to very dark.
Lepidolite Energy
Lepidolite is a receptive stone that connects with the energy centers at your Brow and Heart.
The energy center at your Heart connects with Universal love and compassion for others as well as yourself.
Your Brow is your center of insight, intuition, and vision.
The energy of Lepidolite is slightly warming.
Physically, Lepidolite moves to the heart of an issue. It can strengthen the immune system, reduce nerve and joint pain, and detoxify the system.
Spiritually, use Lepidolite to balance emotions, release intrusive thoughts, and shift patterns.
Lepidolite removes the need to operate in response to emotional stimulus.
Using Lepidolite
At bedtime:
Lepidolite under your pillow will encourage dreaming.
As an elixir:
Include a few drops of Lepidolite elixir in your water.
*Note that Lepidolite elixir is only safe when made with the indirect method.
On your body:
Wear polished Lepidolite as a pendant, bracelet, or earrings.
Lepidolite Overview
Lepidolite is a fragile purple stone that most often manifests as a sheet of mica. It can also be found polished.
Lepidolite contains lithium which is used to stabilize emotions.
You can wear Lepidolite that has been polished, use it in an elixir made with the indirect method, or place it under your pillow to stimulate dreaming.
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