Shungite
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Names) :
- Shungite, also called Schingite, or Chingite.
Etymology:
- Originally from the region of Shun'ga, village of Shun'ga in the Republic of Karelia, a region in northern Russia not far from the shores of Lake Onega, where the only existing deposit in the world is located, from where she is extracted. It therefore takes its name from the place where it was found.
Group, Family:
- Natural carbon, Pyrobitumene.
Color :
- Black with sometimes golden veins of Chalcopyrite.
Chandelier:
- Glassy.
Origin :
- Originally from the region of Shun'ga, village of Shun'ga in the Republic of Karelia, a region in northern Russia not far from the shores of Lake Onega, where the only existing deposit in the world is located, from where she is extracted. It therefore takes its name from the place where it was found.
Composition :
- Shungite is a non-crystalline elemental carbon with a metastable structure incapable of graphitization. Contains traces of fullerenes (0.0001 <0.001%).
Crystal system:
- Tetragonal.
Chemical composition :
- C60. _ 20 to 98% (type 1: 98% / type 2: 64%), Silicon 5 to 60%, Aluminum up to 4%, Iron - 3.5%, Magnesium up to 3.5%, Potassium up to 'to ' to 12% Sulfur up to 1.2%, Calcium up to 0.58%, Phosphorus up to 0.34%, as well as many other micro and macroelements.
Transparency:
- Opaque.
Density :
- 1h85 to 2h00.
Hardness :
- 3.5 on the Mohs scale.
Cleavage:
- Null.
Breakage:
- Perfect conchoidal.
Line color:
- Black.
Shock resistance:
- Fragile (Very brittle).
Heat resistance:
- Weak.
Despite its organic nature and its structure close to that of carbon, Shungite does not come from the mineralization of plants but rather from planktons whose deposits go back at least 2 billion years.
Also called Schingite, or Chingite is a mineral which takes its name from a village in Russia, in the North West region, Shunga, a stone's throw from the shores of Lake Onega, where the only existing deposit in the world is located, where it is extracted. Despite its organic nature and its structure close to that of carbon, Shungite does not come from the mineralization of plants but rather from planktons whose deposits go back at least 2 billion years.
The properties of shungite Given the characteristics of its structure, shungite has undeniable physical, chemical and bioenergetic properties. Its composition, rich in fullerenes, makes it an exceptional stone. Indeed, this mineral is a powerful defender of electromagnetic rays.
Its power also lies in its ability to prevent all radiation that could be harmful to man's environment. This ore is an excellent shield against waves coming from electromagnetic devices in the modern world.
Shungite does not have a negative charge like black tourmaline, due to the specificity of its molecule. Thanks to its extraordinary properties and bioenergetic quality, shungite is a mineral stone that has beneficial powers. To sum it all up, its properties would be miraculous, because this stone has the power to absorb and eliminate everything that can be harmful to living beings. Many people who have experienced it have provided their testimonies, in Russia, but also elsewhere, on the unique bioenergetic qualities of shungite. This ore represents an alternative solution in preserving the environment in terms of depollution in particular. Extraordinary qualities In addition to its qualities as a shield against negative energies. It also makes the vital field denser. To facilitate access to vital energy, to balance the different vibrations that could possibly be present in a room but also to clean the water before purifying and energizing it.
Properties, benefits and virtues:
Physical virtues:
- On a physical level, it is a powerful shield against electromagnetic waves and rays: Wifi waves, 3G, 4G, 5G, 6G, relay antenna, household appliances, etc.
- Detoxifies the body and rids it of heavy metals.
- Relieves pain and tension in the body.
- Treats infections and regenerates the body.
- Stimulates the immune system.
Psychological, emotional and mental virtues:
- Promote relaxation and relaxation.
- Promotes concentration.
- Soothes anger and irritation and mood swings.
- Soothes conflicts and chases away negative resentments.
- Promotes sleep and calming.
- Stimulates memory.
- Reduces stress and anxiety.
Spiritual virtues:
- Promote anchoring.
- Drive out negative energies polluting the auric canal.
- Purifies the vibrational field.
Environmental virtues:
- Placed in a network in the home, it clarifies energies by transmuting all the negative energies present in the place.
- As said above, Shungite is a powerful shield against the harmful waves and rays of everyday life. in fact it protects and acts as a barrier against electromagnetic waves emitted by relay antennas from 3G to 6G but also against Linky & Gaspard meters but also those emitted by our household and multimedia appliances (computer, mobile phone, four microwaves etc). Shungite will also act strongly on telluric disturbances such as Hartmann networks, telluric nodes, passage of a source, etc. Finally, Shungite will act on the water by retaining, thanks to its molecular structure, heavy metals but also chlorine, herbicides and pesticides contained in our drinking water.
- Shungite does not have a negative charge like black tourmaline, due to the specificity of its molecule. Thanks to its extraordinary properties and its bioenergetic quality. This mineral has the power to absorb and eliminate anything that can be harmful to living beings. It does not absorb but on the contrary, it transmutes these energies.
- Shungite represents an alternative solution in preserving the environment in terms of depollution in particular. Extraordinary qualities In addition to its qualities as a shield against negative energies. It also makes the vital field denser. To facilitate access to vital energy, to balance the different vibrations that could possibly be present in a room but also to clean the water before the purifier and energizer.
- 250g of Shungite in a carafe of water helps retain heavy metals and can thus filter the water while energizing it.
- This mineral is not radioactive and does not contain heavy metals.
Chakras:
- In meditation it is recommended to place Shungite at the level of the star chakra, that is to say below the arch of the foot. So place the Shungite at the level of the feet.
- It is also possible to place it at the level of the first chakra, the root chakra.
Cleaning, recharging, reprogramming:
Generally speaking, as said above, Shungite does not store energy but transmutes it. However if you wish, you can do the following.
- Cleaning with clear spring water or filtered water (never salt in the water. Salt alters the structure of the mineral and damages it). Soak the mineral overnight in an unmarked glass container, and then take it out in the morning to rinse it with new spring or filtered water.
- Direct recharge on a crystal or amethyst druse, in a crystal or amethyst geode. You can also place a dozen laser or rock crystals in a circle (like a time dial), points toward the center, and place your minerals in the center to recharge them. Another method, place your minerals in a singing bowl: Tibetan or crystal bowl, (on a cotton cloth to avoid bowl/mineral vibrations), then ring the bowl to fill your minerals with this sound energy. Last method, place your minerals on a disc (wood or mineral) engraved with the flower of life or the seal of Solomon or any other forms of sacred geometry.
- Reprogramming: Reprogramming consists not of telling your mineral what it should or should not do, but of putting the mineral in resonance with you to ask it to do what it should do, for you. Reprogramming must be done after each cleaning and must remain simple. Example of reprogramming: "I ask this mineral to bring me all the virtues and benefits on different levels, for my greatest good as well as for the greatest good of the people around me."
Special warning:
- Concerning the use as an elixir, due to its components, it is advisable to practice an elixir in indirect mode or, if in doubt, to rely on a lithotherapist.