White in Healing

Next to the opposing power of black, white is the most grounding color on the planet. This color is most utilized for its enveloping, heaven-like qualities. It is used as a shielding and protective color.  We especially need natural light with its subtle variations that act on our well-being. For treating SAD, (seasonal affective disorder) white light therapy is often preferred over the full-spectrum light. The rhythm of dark and light from day and night and the full-spectrum of light is essential to our circadian rhythms (biological clock), endocrine, immune, sexual and nervous systems.

Visible White Light

Dispersion is the splitting up of white light into seven colors on passing through a transparent medium like a glass prism or raindrops through clouds. When white light is passed through this prism, a band of seven colors are formed, known as the spectrum of white light. The seven colors in the spectrum are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet respectively. The order of colors is constant, and each color has a unique signature identifying its location in the spectrum. The signature of color is the wavelength of light.

The Tao of White

Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art of placement to enhance the flow of “vital life energy” or Qi. Practitioners believe that environments can be arranged and decorated in a way that maximizes the flow of Qi, resulting in improvements to health and happiness of those who live in that environment.  White is light, expansive and popular when setting the stage for a soothing, comfortable, and clean look. White’s softening, clear, and crisp associations are offered up in order to open a room, incorporate a pure sense of living, and imply a sense of perfection. White is a power statement, an authoritative gesture with a linked to spirituality, contemplation, light or modesty.

The White Mood

White has been described in a psychological sense as cold, bland, isolating, and sterile. A white room can seem spacious, but empty and unfriendly. Hospitals use white to create a sense of sterility.  Yet, white can also convey cleanliness, freshness, and simplicity. A blank slate symbolizes a new beginning or a fresh start. White personalities are the peacekeepers. White represents those with the ability to stay calm and balanced even in the midst of crisis. They have the gift of clarity and tolerance and are generally kind, adaptable, and good-listeners.  

Power Over Us?

“The full moon”  is considered the highest time for manifesting goals, nurturing your passions, full scale healing, encouraging strength and power, love, knowledge, legal undertakings, money and dreams. It is the most potent time for rituals for prophecy, protection, divination and any manifesting work that needs extra power.  This is the time when the seed you planted at the new moon may have developed. It is the time of the month when we believe extraordinary and uncontrollable actions occur.

White Light Protection

Imagine white light warming and engulfing first, the top of your head and bathing your eyes in light. Let the white light warm your mind and relax and release all thoughts… Move the white light down the body and let it bathe each portion of your body, allowing light to massage every organ. Finish at the feet. Allow the white light to engulf your entire being. This can be done at any time, in any place. Just close your eyes and visualize this White Light Protector.

The Crown Chakra

The Crown Chakra is called, Sahasrara or the 7th Chakra. It is most associated with the energies of thought, Universal identity, and relates to consciousness as pure awareness. It is our connection to the greater world beyond, to a timeless, space-less place of all-knowing. When developed, this Chakra brings us knowledge, wisdom, understanding, spiritual connection, and bliss. It is the combination of All that Is and the divine connection. The Crown Chakra is located at the top of the head, associated with violet, gold, silver, and white light.

Apophyllite

Apophyllite is the stone of peace and spirituality. It’s clarity resonates like the toll of a bell on a crisp winter’s night. Looking like “frozen water“, apophyllite is a very useful stone for meditation, as it helps us to clear away sabotaging thoughts. It calms apprehension by overcoming stress, worry and anxiety as it releases suppressed emotions. This crystal relieves mental blockage along with negative thought patterns, helping uncertainties to be tolerated. 

Azeztulite

This stone is referred to as the stone of the Nameless Light. The name Azeztulite is derived from Azez, an angelic entity or group that is believed to be inter-dimensional beings, which seem to hover over many major power vortexes on Earth. Azeztulite’s vibrations are intended to be received on all levels of our being, from the etheric body throughout the physical organs, and into our cellular structure. 

Coral

 Coral is not a crystal but has been used for centuries for its healing properties like shells, pearls and resins. Coral is a blend of calcium and calcite. Coral brings diplomacy and concurrence, quiets emotions, brings peace to inner-self. Facilitates intuition, imagination, visualization, expedite, accelerate the transfer of knowledge. Has a true link with the past and can pass knowledge along.  

Howlite

“The stone of emotional expression”, howlite can be used to facilitate awareness, encourage calm communication by combining reason with patience and observation. Howlite gently absorbs and uplifts stress, tension, anxiety and emotional intensity due to emotional imbalance. Howlite works by helping one to build decency of character. It shows us how to be less selfish, confrontational and less critical.

Jade

The ancient Chinese culture has revered Jade for centuries. Jade is considered the health, wealth and longevity stone. Traditionally, Jade symbolizes the Five Virtues of Humanity : wisdom, justice, compassion, modesty and courage. Therefore, it is used for emotional balance, stamina, love, fidelity, humility, generosity, peace, harmony, courage, wisdom, justice, mercy. Jade is considered having a gentle, steady pulse of healing energy.

Marble

This mineral is used to provide both clarity and states of “suspension” in both meditation and tantric activities. Provides for strength of self control and mastery of thought. It enhances the powers of serenity. Marble can provide the “good common sense” in matters of the home, heart and one’s constitution. Allows for total recall of dreams as well as, provides protection, stability and structure both in the physical and emotional mind. 

Pearl

In tune with emotions, water, and women, especially pregnant women, pearls are a symbol of pure heart and mind; innocence and faith. Because it is from the sea, it has watery and lunar elements, therefore it is used for balancing emotions, especially for water signs. Remember, Pearl is the result of layer upon layer of substance produced to combat irritation. Pearl is cooling, soothing and nurturing.

Selenite

This is the mineral gypsum. Its white/clear striated crystalline body is a sheer source of calming, spiritual light. It works with the higher spiritual Crown Chakra in accessing our higher consciousness, spirit guides and the angelic realm. Because of its striations, like tourmaline, it works along the spinal column grounding and anchoring our Earth vibration and utilizing kundalini energy to rise freely up our light body, stimulating each center as it vibrates.

itive and aware of the beauty and love that is around us.

Snow White Quartz

Snow White Quartz: also known as Snow Quartz or Milky Quartz, it is a variety of Rock Quartz crystal with microscopic water bubbles and inclusions of carbon dioxide. This gives the stone its “snowy”, white, or “milky” appearance. Snow White Quartz is the Observation Stone. It can help us to meditate on parts of our personality that we admire and those we need to change. Compelling us from thought to action. Snow White Quartz represents the wonder and innocence of pure snow