Pink Nirvana Quartz self-acceptance, peace and trust 5339

Pink Nivana Quartz Nirvana Quartz Found high in the Himalayan Mountains of India. Weighs 42 grams( 1 1.2 oz).Dimensions:2 " x 1.25 x .5"(5 cm x 3.1 cm x 2.5cm)Element: Storm Chakras: All These strange and wonderful specimens are unlike any quartz we have seen before. They were found only recently, at altitudes of over 18,000 feet, where glaciers receding due to global warming melted to expose these stones. They must have lain under the ice for untold thousands of years. The crystals themselves resemble the jagged ice sheets and crevices which have so long hidden them. They are irregularly formed and convoluted, with deep recesses and strange contours. No two pieces are alike, though it is clear that they are all of the one “species.” Though they do not exhibit the regular six-sided body and pointed terminations of most types of quartz, they sometimes show natural facets and partially smooth bodies. Most are roughly wand-shaped, though many are rather thick and stubby. An astonishing percentage of them are Trigonic, exhibiting inscribed, downward pointing triangles etched into their surfaces. Oddly, they come in two colors…clear white or pink. The pink coloring of approximately half of the specimens seems to derive from inclusions on or near their surfaces. It is an understatement to say that these stones are unique in their appearance, and their spiritual properties are as unusual as their looks. Robert Simmons writes: “Nirvana Quartz crystals resonate at the intersection of past and future time. They have apparently existed in quiet isolation beneath glacial ice for many thousands of years, almost as if waiting for this moment to appear in the human world. Though they carry the current of the deep, silent past, their mission is to attune us to the not-yet-formed potential of what can be. The spiritual beings which express as these complex, almost unearthly crystals, are available to aid us in the evolutionary transmutation which is our highest destiny. The word Nirvana connotes enlightenment, which both reveals and obscures what these crystals offer. They can be conduits for currents of profound inner illumination, yet this awakening, unlike Nirvana as it has been, is not an ascension out of the world. It is the incarnation of enlightenment here and now, in the body and on the Earth.