Lapis Lazuli soothes emotion, encourages joy, and supports the reception of divine guidance.
About Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli is a bright blue stone with golden veins of pyrite and white patches of calcite or lazurite. It may include other stones including the similar in appearance sodalite.
Chemically, Lapis Lazuli is sodium calcium aluminum silicate sulfur sulfate.
Lapis Lazuli is 5-6 on the Mohs hardness scale.
Some of the regions where Lapis Lazuli can be found include:
- Afghanistan
- Chile
- Egypt
- Italy
- Russia
- The United States
Lapis Lazuli Energy
Lapis Lazuli corresponds to the element of water and connects with the energy center at your brow.
The energy center at your brow is also called the third eye. It holds the energy of understanding and supports intuition.
Lapis Lazuli has cooling energy.
Lapis Lazuli benefits the physical body challenged by migraines, depression, hearing issues, vertigo, and insomnia.
Spiritually it can help release suffering and bonds that are not of your choosing, supports self-awareness and connecting with your own truths.
Using Lapis Lazuli
As an elixir:
Place a few drops of Lapis Lazuli elixir at your temples and massage.
In meditation:
Rest Lapis Lazuli on your brow during meditation.
Use prayer beads of Lapis Lazuli.
On your body:
Wear Lapis Lazuli as a pendant, bracelet, ring, or earrings.
Lapis Lazuli Overview
Lapis Lazuli is a soft stone that corresponds to the element of water, has cooling energy, and connects with the energy center at your brow.
Lapis Lazuli brings relief to issues related to the energy center at your brow.
Lapis Lazuli is beneficial worn on your body, used in meditation, and applied in elixir form.
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