Septaria
Septaria with Calcite inclusion
Septarian
Color :
Yellow and gray.
Appearance: Cracked, mud-filled cracks and nodules lined with lumpy-textured stone.
Available: Easy to find.
Characteristics: Bringing together the qualities of calcite,
Raw golden calcite
aragonite
Aragonite Sputnik
and chalcedony.
Blue Chalcedony
The septarian encourages taking care of the earth, its gray concretions connect to the energy of the devas*. Focuses healing vibrations in the drumming or chanting circle and increases the cohesion of any spiritual group. Useful for neurolinguistic programming, assists in remodeling and reprogramming and directs the practitioner to the most appropriate tools. On a spiritual level, harmonizes the emotions and intellect with the higher mind to bring enlightenment. On a mental level, this joyful stone supports as ideas mature and helps manifest them, instilling patience, tolerance and endurance. Conversely, if one has ideas without ever putting them into practice, this stone concretizes the creativity of the individual. Useful assistant during public speeches, which gives each listener the impression that one is addressing to him in a personal way. Strengthens the ability to communicate in a group. Emotionally nourishing and calming, the septarian is a perfect tool for self-care and caring for others. Healers can meditate with the septarian to gain insight into the cause of the discomfort. Extremely useful for focusing the body's healing abilities and facilitating physical flexibility. Detects blockages in the body and rebalances them. Often found as an egg-shaped nodule that physically encloses and shapes energy. If it has a pointed end, it is a reflexology or acupressure tool. Septarian eggs are perfect "hand comforters" to use during times of stress. Healing: Beneficial for seasonal depression, self-healing, skin conditions, cellular memory and metabolism. Reduces swelling and growths. Supports the intestines, kidneys, blood and heart. Positions: Place as needed *Devas/Davic Spirits: Spirits of nature, traditionally believed to govern trees, rivers, and mountains.
