Sometimes to face the things we do not want to deal with. You can shop for Amethyst and find some bargains in our shop. You can read blogs on using crystals for creativity in the Crystal Inner Circle. You can learn more about Crystals for Creativity in the Crystal Reference Guide. You can learn more about Amethyst in our Encylopedia. It is an excellent crystal to use in meditation, or to carry when the I Ching says “take action.” It connects beginnings to ends, joins life to new life, and makes the great circle of life complete once again. Amethyst is the red-violet ray that connects both time and color. The muse of the crystal world is none other than gorgeous Amethyst.
Did you know that crystals can act as your muse and call to action? Or you may already be a creative person and you are suffering from writer’s block or a block in your creative channel. However, you too can bring that creativity out and make it flourish. Deep down we all have artistic abilities within us, we may not know they are there or they may be pushed down by fears and insecurities of our ability. Crystals for CreativityĬreativity is a trait that some feel they are born with while others wish they had. So let’s take a look at each of these and see what crystals should be used when we find this hexagram appears in a reading or dominating a week’s energy in 2021 (hint: think Red and Scarlet crystals and stones).īy the way, this card will influence the week of January 18th to 24th in 2021 according to the Almanac of Gaia. Here are three: Crystals for Creativity, Crystals for Bravery, Crystals for Curing Laziness. The card is tied to several of the Crystal Reference Guides. This is time to “go” not think too much or ponder options. If you are unsure, pick a direction now and take the first step. Engage others to make your actions more effective. Do not dither, and do not try to work alone.
It is time to move… with measured purpose, but towards a goal with resolute strength. Set priorities based on your immediate goals and focus on the path ahead without deviation. When this hexagram appears, it is time to do just as this hexagram says, “Take action!” Now is the time to efficiently come up with a plan, align yourself with the best result, and steady the course towards completion. This hexagram centers around resolute action, dynamic creativity, and insistent motion. When this hexagram is “thrown” or derived from changes from a card in a reading, it indicates the solution to an issue or the answer to a question, or the prevailing energy of the Universe is focused on making something happen, not being passive. And you can use it to more fully benefit from the Almanac of Gaia. You can use these articles to consult the I Ching yourself (instructions are easily found on the internet). We are going to explore each of the I Ching cards on Thursdays. It is a great asset and one of its benefits is that it helps us know which crystals will be the most effective. The I Ching is consulted on the Summer Solstice each year in a ceremony that products the prevailing energies through the I Ching hexagrams for each week. The Almanac of Gaia is an application of the I Ching to identify the dominant energy of a particular time in a year. It is one of the most powerful oracles known. It is composed of 64 hexagrams that offer insight into issues, directions in life, problems, ways of life, decisions, and other concerns of those that consult it. With more than two and a half millennia’s worth of commentary and interpretation, the I Ching is an influential text read throughout the world, providing inspiration to the worlds of religion, philosophy, literature, and art. The I Ching, usually translated as Book of Changes, is an ancient Chinese divination text and among the oldest of the Chinese classics.