Vibration
I infused (potentized) Jurgita’s created perfume with selected crystals from my personal collection, which I use for healing in homeopathy and radionics, to crown O3’s theme. I’ve collected crystals for many years from various parts of the world and tested them in my long-term psychotherapy practice: which ones are best for healing our deepest wounds and which reveal our inner horizons to explore and connect with individual symbols. All of these vibrational medicine secrets I’ve learned mostly from my mother, after growing up in an ongoing atmosphere of discoveries, like how to diagnose and treat patients, how to prepare individual remedies using frequencies of nature’s gifts as well as the secrets of the plant and animal kingdom, colors, sounds, sacred places, and symbols. I have found and experienced that crystals are the great masters for transforming our limiting thoughts and beliefs into clear, complete mental structures.
I have used many different smokey and clear specimens of the Lightning Strike quartz, which is usually found in the Serra do Espinhaco Mountains of Brazil. Smokey quartz in mineral therapy is related to our unconscious processes and the shadow side of the personality; it helps the processes travel deeper into our psyche. When lightning travels through a quartz crystal that’s still in the ground, it produces a very intense electrical charge as well as rapid heating and cooling. This affects quartz crystal in many ways, which can be understood and seen symbolically as a great initiation into higher spiritual realms. Lightning strikes also sometimes leave a mark on the crystal’s surface, which is called a zig-zag pattern. You can actually see, scrutinize and touch the lightning – something that’s impossible to stop as it catches the sky. These crystals have fulfilled my ceraunophile passion: I’ve adored storms, thunder and lightning from early childhood.
Natural lightning strike markings on quartz crystals. Personal collection.
“The importance of lightning to religious thought is related to its celestial qualities, its associations with liquid, light and sound, at once indivisible and unique. Lightning in Andean religious thought represents an absolute manifestation of the heavens that suppresses differences in that even pairs of opposites coincide. This explains why it is such a powerful entity and agent of transformation throughout the ancient world”.
“The term “Illapa” refers to the physical phenomena of thunder and lightning and to lightning bolts. The Inca regarded Illapa as the animating essence that controlled thunder, and by extension, all celestial bodies and climatic forces, particularly rain, hail and rainbows.”
“In the context of Inca religious thought, Illapa consistently formed part of the group of three named deities, Viracocha, Inti and Illapa”.
John E.Staller. Lightning (Illapa) and its Manifestations: Huacas and Ushnus, 2014
In Lithuanian mythology Perkūnas is the god of lightning, thunder and storms. In a triad of Prussian gods Perkūnas (middle-aged man with fiery hair) symbolizes the creative forces, courage, success, responsible for justice, the sky, rain, thunder, heavenly fire (lightning) and celestial elements, while Potrimpo (Patrimpas – bearless young man) is involved with the seas, ground, crops, and cereals and Peckols (Potollo, Patulas – an old man with long white beard), the god of darkness, in charge of the underworld, and death.
Flag of mythical Prussian king WideWuto, by Caspar Hennenberger after a description by Simon Grunau (16th century).
The Hand of Perkūnas by Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
Photo by David Moum
I selected one of my Ajoite quartz (Mesina Mine, Limpopo Province, South Africa) with intensive electric turquoise blue surrounding its inner phantom’s surface. These are extremely rare crystals as the Messina Copper Mine in South Africa is closed, and such crystals are limited in the marketplace where they circulate between collectors. Ajoite is a blue or blue-green copper aluminum silicate mineral named after Ajo, the locality where it was originally found in Arizona in 1941.
In alchemy, copper is ruled by Venus – the goddess of love and beauty. That’s why these crystals are associated with the divine feminine: inspiration to bring beauty into the world. There’s such a tendency in mineral therapy to believe that what is inside the crystal quartz gets amplified and intensified.
The blue shade “electric blue” was originally named (since 1845) after the color of the ionized air glow produced during electrical discharges. It is considered a representation of the color of electric lightning sparks. Electric blue or turquoise are both found between blue and green. The shade has both qualities – the calmness of the mind in blue and the growth represented in green.
According to Aura-Soma tradition, “turquoise relates to the Ananda Khanda, the small center on the right side of the chest. Translated from Sanskrit into English, Ananda Khanda means “the abode of bliss”. It is also commonly referred to as “the little center” and “the heart within the heart”; that’s why turquoise represents the process of becoming more centered and speaking from the depths of our heart. When awakening this center, we receive symbols that lead to our individuation (The Aura-Soma Sourcebook: Color Therapy for the Soul, 2006).
According to Robert Simmons, Ajoite can help us to release our old grief and pain and it can help awaken the emotions of compassion and forgiveness (Stones of the New Consciousness, 2009).
Aquamarine (Nigar valley northern area of Pakistan) in my selection is with muscovite pallets inside this sky blue crystal, stimulating inspiration and dissolving attachments. Beryls are found on earth in almost all rainbow colors, like tourmalines, which are known for encouraging better energy movement throughout the body. Beryls are more related to spiritual awakening; that’s why they may be associated with higher octave love’s theme spectrum. They stand for awakened love and higher vibrations of love because love here goes with an understanding. In that sense, aquamarine is a ray for pale blue celestial love – the one who comes with unconditional trust and heavenly support, like large wings from the sky embracing your being. Such love is possible and embodied in a twin flame relationship.
Rose quartz scepter (Pitorra claim, Laranjeiras, Galileia, Doce Valley, Minas Gerais, Brazil) is one of the most impressive wonders. This crystal represents an unconditional, all-embracing and accepting love (rose quartz) as the highest power (scepter) and principle. Love and power oppose each other in our world. When the scepter of rose quartz is in the Lord’s hand, the power of love rules the world. To find such love in one’s own inner world completely transforms negative, aggressive complexes, which prevent you from healing and growing. That’s why such love can do miracles because no other power in the world is able to integrate opposing parts and extreme contradictions within oneself and between each other.
