ロシアン・ウラル・レムリアン　Soul Seed　　ロシア・南ウラル産　24.5g

Lemurian seeds from the Southern Urals of Russia were named Russian Lemurian™ by Catherine Krakolice. Excavated from the Ural Mountains, which were formed during the formation of the Pangaea continent, Russian Lemurian is also the oldest crystal from the oldest mountain range.

I had completely forgotten that Rosilem is accompanied by a strong physical sensation, so when I first encountered it, I was already stoned. However, as I continued to look at it every day, I felt something strange in my thyroid, my ears rang, and my chakras started to rotate. My body became light and fluffy, and I felt like I was in a dream. It was like swimming with dolphins.

However, until my insides were updated, like waking up after a night of stone-drinking, I felt depressed, as if I was being weighed down by heavy energy.

Changes come in what may seem like calamities, but they leave you feeling better than you were before. That's the power of Rosilem, forcing you to change what you can't change on your own.

It seems to have a strong effect on the chakras above the neck, causing things like awakening, increasing insight and intuition, and forcing you to prepare for the next stage. When Rosilem arrives, the flow can no longer be stopped, and it is subconsciously progressing in various ways in the surrounding environment. It opens new flows and doors, updates you, and makes you more aware of your mission and destiny.

It would take a long time to talk about Rosilem, but it feels like each and every soul has its own Rosilem. Rosilem also attracts encounters that come to you in response to changes in yourself, so when you think back, you will realize that Rosilem was there before any dramatic changes or precious encounters.

Russian Lemurian and Plate Tectonics 1

Trigonic quartz is also considered a type of ice crystal and is found in regions such as Brazil and the Himalayas.

Brazil is regarded as the main source, while in the Himalayas trigonic markings often appear on crystals that are otherwise known as ice crystals.

What we call trigonic quartz generally has two characteristic features:

• Downward-pointing triangular markings (trigonic patterns) appearing on the terminal facets

• An icy, melted or deeply etched crystal form typical of so-called ice crystals

I feel that these two characteristics may also be related to how trigonic quartz forms.

In record-keeper crystals, the triangular markings point upward (△).

They are sometimes interpreted as marks of crystal growth, much like plants growing upward toward the light.

Trigonic markings, by contrast, point downward (▽).

This may suggest that the crystal received some influence from above.

This influence may originate within the Earth's crust, or perhaps from something much farther away, such as cosmic radiation.

Cosmic rays are known to pass through nearly all matter and continuously reach the Earth's surface.

For that reason, it does not seem impossible that minerals deep underground may also be exposed to them.

Ice Crystal

Another feature often seen in trigonic quartz is its somewhat swollen form.

This may also be one of the characteristics associated with Ice crystals.

Ice crystals sometimes appear as incomplete forms, shaped by dissolution or by interruptions during their formation.

The softened and rounded edges often seen in trigonic quartz may suggest that the crystal itself experienced some degree of heating like Ice crystals.

It may be that the quartz became heated by some reaction, after which hydrothermal fluids or moisture etched the surface, leaving behind the swollen textures and traces of erosion that we see today.

Perhaps it is because the crystal experienced such unusual processes that trigonic quartz often carries a particularly strong sense of presence. Trigonic quartz is known for its strong healing resonance.

Recrystallized Crystal

When looking at its wrinkled and etched surface, one cannot help but feel that something significant may have happened to this stone.

After being exposed to hydrothermal activity and partially dissolved, the crystal may have begun to recrystallize — almost as if awakening and glowing white-hot from within.

It feels as though the crystal is regenerating in a way different from its normal growth process.

It is reminiscent of skin regenerating after a burn.

The strong healing resonance often associated with trigonic quartz may be a sign that the crystal endured a great trial and then recovered from it.

In that sense, trigonic quartz almost feels like a physician among crystals.