Since then, I have bought many pretty, expensive rocks and crystals only to find out that I am a transporter of rocks. I am meant to help rocks get from one place to another or to another person.
If a rock or item inexplicably falls from your hands, it sometimes means that you are meant to pass it along. If I am collecting on the beach and I drop it, I know that I am not meant to have it. With rocks, it means that they actually want to go to another home or person. Maybe your time or need for the crystal is over. I am not happy about this when it happens. I may be on a spiritual path but I am flawed. Occasionally, I will buy something and be afraid to show it to anyone.
I love pretty pink rose quartz. I have spent as much as $7 for some small but very pink stones. Once, I showed a good friend my new rose quartz and it jumped from my hand and rolled across a level floor. I thought it should have stayed closer to me but it rolled three feet in her direction. It wound up near enough for my friend to pick it up. I cringed!!!!! I had a certain knowingness that she needed the stone, but I was not gracious. Honestly, I was upset about losing my new stone. It stayed with her and she loves it still.
Since then, I have found that I have a pull towards certain rocks that I will soon find out were meant for others. Certain crystals have healing properties. I picked up one stone meant for clear insight, and clearing addictions only to meet a woman dealing with an alcoholic with a drug problem. She started cooing at the beautiful blue color and I just handed the rock to her. I felt betrayed by the rock but started to understand the process. Sometimes we may pay for things, but that does not mean we can actually possess them.
Rocks come to us in our time of needs (healing crystals, the protection of a rock wall) or sometimes as old friends saying hello. They once ruled the world before others trod upon it, and they supposedly feel forgotten. If I am writing too much, know that I am teaching what I need to learn. I have a couple of shamanic stones from which I need to learn but have yet to spend time with alone.
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