Discover Labradorite
Benefits:
- Stone of the Northern Lights
- Stone of Mysticism
- Excellent for strengthening intuition - promoting psychic abilities.
- Balances and protects your aura, raises consciousness and grounds spiritual energies.
- A stone of transformation, it will support you during change, imparting strength and perseverance.
- Powerful in revealing the truth behind illusions
- Banishes fears and insecurities, and strengthens faith in yourself and trust in the universe
- Stimulates the imagination and calms an overactive mind, developing enthusiasm and new ideas.
- A stone of transformation, Labradorite is a useful companion through change, imparting strength and perseverance.
- Treats disorders of the eyes and brain, stimulates mental acuity, and relieves anxiety and stress.
- It regulates metabolism, balances hormones and relieves menstrual tension.
- Useful for colds, gout, and rheumatism, lowers blood pressure, and aids in digestion.
Goddess:
- Arianrhod - Welsh Goddess of the Moon & Stars
- Cerridwen - Welsh Goddess of inspiration & knowledge
Chakras: Throat, Third Eye & Crown Chakras
Element: Water & Air
How to use
- Wear for harmony, balance and chakra healing.
- Place anywhere in your home for inspiration, especially when writing.
- Use in meditation to strengthen psychic abilities.
- Used frequently in Feng Shui for water energy
Labradorite works well with...
Mantras:
- I breath into each moment connecting to divine light and wisdom.
- I am aware of the universal magic that flows through me.
- Intuition - Clary Sage, Litsea, Blue Tansy
- Courage - Black Pepper, Helichrysum, Birch, Ginger
- Harmony - Lavender, Sandalwood, Copaiba
- Change - Cilantro, Blue Tansy, Juniper Berry
- Respiratory Support - Respiratory Blend, Eucalyptus, Rosemary
Yoga:
- Meditate with Labradorite to transcend limitations and embrace the possibilities of the moment.
- Place near you or hold in your hand while moving with your body's guidance to activate intuition.
Legend
Native Inuit tribes of North America claim the first Labradorite fell from the Aurora Borealis from the fire of their ancestors. Another legend describes a brave Inuit warrior who struck Labradorite with his spear and created the Northern Lights.
History
- First discovered in Labrador, Canada, by Moravian missionaries in 1770 who named it for the area.
- Was known to be used by the Red Paint people of Maine for over 1,000 years.
- The Inuit used powdered Labradorite as a potent remedy to cure sickness and a multitude of ailments. It gave someone new life, and increased energy, drawn from the ancestral spirits inside.
- Inuit people also used labradorite as a protective amulet believed to ease anxiety because the wearer had guardianship of their ancestors.
- Popular gem In Europe In 18th & 19th centuries.
