Her desk is becoming more and more cluttered, and nothing will get done until she clears this clutter away. This familiar scenario is a metaphor for the need to properly cleanse healing gemstone necklaces. With proper care, the necklaces' capabilities are extensive. During a therapy session or simply by wearing them, gemstones rid the patient's body and aura of unwanted energies. Unwanted energies congregate in the energy field that surrounds healing gemstones, as well as on their surface. Unwanted energies get in the way of the gemstones' healing powers, and the stones must be cleansed, much like the individual must clear her desk before further work can be accomplished.
There are many methods to cleanse gemstone necklaces. Running water, sunlight, moonlight, soil cleansing, smudging, salt, and clay packs and baths are among some of the common cleansing methods. In addition to these, we now have cleansing sprays made with the energetic imprint of gemstone energies specially designed to clear a variety of unwanted energies. This method may be the fastest, easiest, and most effective of all.
Water is effective for cleansing non-threaded mineral kingdom therapy tools, such as crystals and crystal clusters. However, there are significant drawbacks in using water to cleanse gemstone necklaces. The foremost is premature necklace breakage. This can occur if the necklace is cleansed in water as often as it should be (daily, or more often if you have a serious health condition). Also, it is best to keep in constant contact with a therapeutic gemstone necklace. If you break this contact to allow a necklace to dry, you lose connection with the necklace's resources. A network of supportive energy must be formed between the body and the necklace, and repeatedly losing contact with the necklace prevents this. In addition, water cleansing will be ineffective if the water emerging from your faucet is chlorinated, and the chlorine will eat away at the thread.
Sunlight is another popular method for gemstone necklace cleansing. However, sunlight can bleach the color from certain gemstones, and worse, it can impart harmful solar radiation. Sunlight only loosens unwanted energies from gemstones. These energies still need to be removed from the gems' energy field. If gemstones are placed in sunlight, they should always be placed behind a windowpane to avoid solar radiation, some of which is not therapeutic. Due to the constantly changing solar and cosmic radiation levels, sunbathing gemstones is no longer recommended.
Moonlight baths can be effective, but only for certain gemstones. Sugilite is one of these gems. Although it may seem that the moon's light (or, rather, the sun's reflection) does the cleansing, it is in fact the moon's gravitational pull. If you choose to make use of the moon for gemstone cleansing, first spray the gems with the new cleansing sprays, and then place them outside in a protected area that will be bathed in the moon's energy for at least a few hours.
If you live in the suburbs or a rural area, placing your gemstone necklaces outside on the soil or buried in it not only cleanses the gemstones, but also rejuvenates them with Earth energies. Moreover, plants and soil microbes have a natural life giving energy that can neutralize the unwanted energies that gemstones can accumulate. One drawback to soil cleansing is that animals have been known to dig up and relocate gemstones-much to the grief of the gems' owners. Some of these gems have been found weeks and months later, sometimes in distant parts of the yard. Another downside is that soil particles can get stuck in the thread and drill holes of a necklace, and the necklace would therefore need to be water cleansed. Prolonged exposure to soil can also dull the surface of softer gems, such as Apatite, Fluorite, and Rhodocrosite.
Placing your gemstones in a bowl of salt might seem like an easy cleansing method. But it is not a complete cleanse. The nature of the salt crystal allows it to absorb most unwanted energies, but not all of them. The salt is also unable to properly disperse the unwanted energies. In order to keep the salt working to at its best, it must also be replaced every two or three days. For these reasons, salt also falls short as an effective method of gemstone cleansing.
At first examination, clay seemed to be the gemstone-cleansing champion. Not only is clay capable of removing unwanted energies from the stones, but it also removes x-rays and electromagnetic radiation. Nevertheless, the downside to clay cleansing becomes apparent soon enough. Aside from being messy and time-consuming, clay puts unnecessary stress on the silk, and it actually deteriorates some gemstones.
Finally, gemstone and crystal cleansing is better all-around with cleansing sprays that are imprinted with the energies of therapeutic gemstones. The risk of premature necklace breakage is eliminated, as the thread does not get wet, and the process is quite efficient. The user will not have to break contact with a healing gemstone necklace, and the surface of gems such as Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, and Mother of Pearl will not be harmed (as they can be with water). Additionally, Rhodocrosite, Fluorite, and Apatite (the soft gems), are not at risk with these sprays.
Safety, simplicity, and effectiveness were all considered in the creation of the gem formula sprays. Not only do the sprays remove unwanted energies from the gemstones' surface, but also from the energy field that surrounds them, and even from inside them. Some of the specific types of unwanted energies the sprays can clear include: negative energies, emotional energies, thought forms, entity contamination, pain residues, electromagnetic radiation, and the type of accumulation that clouds and blurs information communicated by our genes. The gem formula sprays finally allow clinical practitioners to easily apply therapeutic gemstones in practice. Between patients, practitioners can quickly, easily, and effectively perform a complete cleanse on their gem and crystal healing tools.
There are many methods to cleanse gemstone necklaces. Running water, sunlight, moonlight, soil cleansing, smudging, salt, and clay packs and baths are among some of the common cleansing methods. In addition to these, we now have cleansing sprays made with the energetic imprint of gemstone energies specially designed to clear a variety of unwanted energies. This method may be the fastest, easiest, and most effective of all.
Water is effective for cleansing non-threaded mineral kingdom therapy tools, such as crystals and crystal clusters. However, there are significant drawbacks in using water to cleanse gemstone necklaces. The foremost is premature necklace breakage. This can occur if the necklace is cleansed in water as often as it should be (daily, or more often if you have a serious health condition). Also, it is best to keep in constant contact with a therapeutic gemstone necklace. If you break this contact to allow a necklace to dry, you lose connection with the necklace's resources. A network of supportive energy must be formed between the body and the necklace, and repeatedly losing contact with the necklace prevents this. In addition, water cleansing will be ineffective if the water emerging from your faucet is chlorinated, and the chlorine will eat away at the thread.
Sunlight is another popular method for gemstone necklace cleansing. However, sunlight can bleach the color from certain gemstones, and worse, it can impart harmful solar radiation. Sunlight only loosens unwanted energies from gemstones. These energies still need to be removed from the gems' energy field. If gemstones are placed in sunlight, they should always be placed behind a windowpane to avoid solar radiation, some of which is not therapeutic. Due to the constantly changing solar and cosmic radiation levels, sunbathing gemstones is no longer recommended.
Moonlight baths can be effective, but only for certain gemstones. Sugilite is one of these gems. Although it may seem that the moon's light (or, rather, the sun's reflection) does the cleansing, it is in fact the moon's gravitational pull. If you choose to make use of the moon for gemstone cleansing, first spray the gems with the new cleansing sprays, and then place them outside in a protected area that will be bathed in the moon's energy for at least a few hours.
If you live in the suburbs or a rural area, placing your gemstone necklaces outside on the soil or buried in it not only cleanses the gemstones, but also rejuvenates them with Earth energies. Moreover, plants and soil microbes have a natural life giving energy that can neutralize the unwanted energies that gemstones can accumulate. One drawback to soil cleansing is that animals have been known to dig up and relocate gemstones-much to the grief of the gems' owners. Some of these gems have been found weeks and months later, sometimes in distant parts of the yard. Another downside is that soil particles can get stuck in the thread and drill holes of a necklace, and the necklace would therefore need to be water cleansed. Prolonged exposure to soil can also dull the surface of softer gems, such as Apatite, Fluorite, and Rhodocrosite.
Placing your gemstones in a bowl of salt might seem like an easy cleansing method. But it is not a complete cleanse. The nature of the salt crystal allows it to absorb most unwanted energies, but not all of them. The salt is also unable to properly disperse the unwanted energies. In order to keep the salt working to at its best, it must also be replaced every two or three days. For these reasons, salt also falls short as an effective method of gemstone cleansing.
At first examination, clay seemed to be the gemstone-cleansing champion. Not only is clay capable of removing unwanted energies from the stones, but it also removes x-rays and electromagnetic radiation. Nevertheless, the downside to clay cleansing becomes apparent soon enough. Aside from being messy and time-consuming, clay puts unnecessary stress on the silk, and it actually deteriorates some gemstones.
Finally, gemstone and crystal cleansing is better all-around with cleansing sprays that are imprinted with the energies of therapeutic gemstones. The risk of premature necklace breakage is eliminated, as the thread does not get wet, and the process is quite efficient. The user will not have to break contact with a healing gemstone necklace, and the surface of gems such as Lapis Lazuli, Malachite, and Mother of Pearl will not be harmed (as they can be with water). Additionally, Rhodocrosite, Fluorite, and Apatite (the soft gems), are not at risk with these sprays.
Safety, simplicity, and effectiveness were all considered in the creation of the gem formula sprays. Not only do the sprays remove unwanted energies from the gemstones' surface, but also from the energy field that surrounds them, and even from inside them. Some of the specific types of unwanted energies the sprays can clear include: negative energies, emotional energies, thought forms, entity contamination, pain residues, electromagnetic radiation, and the type of accumulation that clouds and blurs information communicated by our genes. The gem formula sprays finally allow clinical practitioners to easily apply therapeutic gemstones in practice. Between patients, practitioners can quickly, easily, and effectively perform a complete cleanse on their gem and crystal healing tools.
About the Author:
Isabelle Morton is the founder of Gemstone Therapy Institute and a worldwide authority on energy medicine using gemstones. In the 1980's, Isabelle pioneered gemstone sphere therapy and wrote her bestseller, "Gifts of the Gemstone Guardians," authored under the name Ginny Katz and co-authored with Michael Katz. View her free videos on how to cleanse crystals and gem necklaces on her website.
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