Description
Thin Lemurian Crystals are also called Laser Crystals. They are suitable for layouts, among other things, but can also be used as "flowers" for increased energy. The energy is strongly connected to the planet Venus and ancient Lemuria. These crystals were used as healing instruments in the healing temples of Lemuria. This energy is very powerful and helps purify and strengthen your heart chakra, raise your consciousness, and help expand your inner light. They impart a sense of peace and inner stillness and are therefore very helpful in meditation. They relieve stress and open the mind to receive inner help and inspiration. These crystals help awaken your "clear knowing." They are also called Lemurian Light crystals because they work very powerfully where you want them to; there, the energy flows and merges with love. This light also expands the capacity of the brain and our consciousness, which brings a feeling of joy. They also soothe physical complaints. By connecting with their knowledge, which is connected to the healing temples of Lemuria, you will be taught their advanced healing art. These crystals emit very high light frequencies. These are true ascension crystals.
Citrine, or lemon quartz, is the lemon-yellow, translucent variety of the mineral quartz (SiO2). Properties: Like other varieties of quartz, translucent citrine is a nesosilicate. The yellow color is caused by trace elements, primarily divalent and trivalent iron. Citrine has a trigonal crystal system, and its hardness is 7. Name: The name citrine is derived from citrus (due to its yellow color). Depending on its color, this quartz variety was also formerly called Madeira topaz, golden topaz, or Bahía topaz, entirely incorrectly, as topaz is a completely different mineral. This was likely done to suggest greater value. Occurrence: The main sources of citrine are Brazil, Madagascar, and the former Soviet Union. Amethyst is often burned and sold as citrine. This can be recognized by its brown to black tips. Citrine is more valuable than amethyst.
