Merkaba pendulum or luxury pendant Rockcrystal from the Himalayas / Nepal

The Merkaba is said to be the star-tetrahedral light vehicle that hides us as people and can be activated after meditation: Visualization and breathing exercises, which enables us to survive time and space. Provided that some deep-breathing techniques of breathing through our pranube (= energetic channel through our body / from our crown to our pireneum (= located between our anal opening and our genital), visualization (from the star, a golden atmosphere around us , And hand gestures / exercises (Indian / Sanskrit mudras) would be in our capabilities. From our own experience we learned that a light begins to glow after these specific techniques in meditation.

Mountain crystal is the colorless and most common variant of the mineral quartz (silica, SiO2). The name "mountain crystal" is derived from the Greek word "Krustallos" which means ice. It was believed that rock crystal was ice-cream. At the time of the Mesolithic, the mountain crystal was already known. During the Roman era, it was marketed from the Alps under the name "fossilized ice". Theofratus called it "crystos". Pliny the Elder also reports. The name "quartz" was introduced by Georgius Agricola in 1529. The peoples of the East regarded mountain crystal as a stone of patience and perfection. Tibetans use rock crystal to treat wounds. The choice of rock crystal as a drink glass or as part of medieval jewelry can be Are attributed to the belief that these crystals would break or discolor when they came into contact with poison. Thus the chain protected an amulet that protected the king. Compare the Rudolfin Caesar crown and the chain of Jehovah's order. Origin: Megatites, Pegmatites, Hydrothermal And alpine stone veins, alluvial deposits. Prevention: Mountain crystal is widely widespread, but not always in precious stone quality. Historically known sites include India and Sri Lanka (Tatnaputi area). Iridescent quartz from the Poona area in India and out Myanmar is a rarity. Beautiful crystals come from Kenya and Madagascar, also from Brazil (Minas Gerais), Goisas, Bahia and French Guiana. In the USA, rock crystal occurs in pegmatites, including in Maine (at Ausburn, New York, North Carolina, Arkansas (Crystal Peak) and California. Of particular significance are occurrences in the Alps. Mountain crystals are found in Switzerland (for example, at Urim where A 135kg crystal is found in the area of St. Gotthard and Grimsel), in Austria (in 1965 a cave of almost 1000 kg in Großglockner was found in a cave). Mountain crystals also occur in Germany, the Czech Republic , Poland, and France. The collections of several museums include unique rocky crystals. The Smithsonian Institution Washington features a 7000 kt rock and a 33 cm diameter ball and a weight of 48.5 kg, it comes from Burma and was cut into China.