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Sunstone was not commonly available until recently. It is a yellow, orange, to brown red stone with iridescent reflexions and is a member of the feldspar group. It is also known as Aventurine feldspar, but is not often referred to by this name. The Greeks believed that Sunstone protected the earth from calamities and kept the sun on its correct course. During the Renaissance it was associated with the sun because of its shimmering golden-orange colour. Believed by ancient magicians to be a piece of the sun, Sunstone was a prized possession and was used to attract the strength of the sun and its associated power and wealth. It is commonly associated with the Phoenix that appeared at the first sunrise.

I once read that people who fall into the ocean at night often become disoriented. In the chaos and the panic that follows, they actually begin to swim toward the bottom of the ocean instead of to the surface. Some do not discover their error until it is too late.

Money is not the only currency that is involved in our daily life. Society today is awakening to the importance of Spiritual element in life. When a deeper Spiritual “currency” becomes a natural part of a relationship, the deeper the emotional involvement becomes. We share our Spiritual currency each day with people around us and this filters to the rest of the universe.

Faith is a must when we have turned into a dark night nether region of the soul; a circumstance we cannot turn back on – where we must keep trudging forward (though forwards often feels backwards). Faith in itself is a dark night experience, for we must want not for ourselves.

I am amazed at how tenaciously some folks cling to doctrine in spite of truth. In the coming weeks, I’m going to deal with some very serious damage done to the church by the building of doctrine around situational Biblical text. I promise, you’ll want to stay tuned for this because you’re going to hear some blockbuster truth that will shake your religious foundation to dust!

Lepidolite was originally called “Lilalite” (from the Hindu word ‘lila’ meaning play or game) when first discovered in the eighteenth century. Lepidolite is a very beautiful purplish type of Mica. It is one of the major sources of the rare alkali metals rubidium and caesium.

Citrine is a pale yellow to brown variety of Quartz which contains traces of iron. Natural Citrine is relatively rare, with most commercial Citrine being heat-treated Amethyst. Its name is derived from the Latin citrina which means “yellow” and some say from the French name for lemon, “citron”. Citrine has a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale and a trigonal crystal structure.

Chiastolite is a variety of Andalusite which contains a naturally occurring cruciform pattern or black cross and is also known as the “Cross Stone”. It occurs in brown, grey, reddish brown and olive green varieties.

We may believe we are at one spiritual level, but bad circumstances will reveal what we really believe and where our faith is at. It is like a tea bag in hot water. There are also many levels of faith within each category, such as financial etc.

The article is about Behula, a loving woman who brought Chand Sadagar, her father-in-law, to worshipping Manasa, the cobra Goddess. The article describes how Manasa brought Lakhindar, the Chand’s son, back to life, and how she converted Chand Sadagar. The story of Behula comes from Bengal and it is written in Manasamangal Kavya, a devotional Bengali literature dedicated to Manasa. In this context, the article will also highlight some more specific details of Manasa Devi and will show how this Goddess renewed her worship in India.

Which do you prefer? Which do you prefer when you reach a crossroad? Which do you prefer while walking your path?

Muscovite is a type of mica that can be colourless or grey, brown, green, yellow, or rarely violet and red, and can be transparent or translucent, with a pearly lustre. It has a monoclinic crystal system and has a varying Mohs hardness of 2.5 to 4. It is easily recognized because of its perfect cleavage that allows it to separate into thin, transparent, flexible sheets and is often found in immense sheets that are commercially valuable. Sheets of Muscovite some 5 metres by 3 metres have been found in Nellore, India.