Sodalite

Since deep antiquity sodalite has been known as the stone of performers, singers, painters and sculptors, because it is believed to encourage inspiration and creativity while also offering protection.
Sodalite brings inner peace and calms fiery temperaments. Carry sodalite in your pockets and keep it in every room of the house, so that peace reigns everywhere around you.
Magical properties: This stone instills confidence and calm, strengthens personal expression, improves memory and concentration. It increases communication and creative abilities and develops logic. It helps you see reality, let go of the past and map out your future goals. A sodalite figurine or small stone on your desk will help you in your career and professional development, and will help students and pupils take in knowledge more easily and pass their exams. It is useful for everyone who wants to put their feelings and thoughts in order. Healing properties: A wonderful stone for the metabolism and the immune system. It normalizes blood pressure and prevents hypertensive crises. It balances the endocrine system and activates the thyroid gland. Worn as jewelry it calms the nervous system and has a stabilizing effect on the function of all the glands. Sodalite works very well for highly sensitive and emotional people. It guards against panic and phobias and helps you reach inner harmony. Chakras: throat and third eye Energy: Yin Ways of use: laying on the chakras; massage; as jewelry. Recommendations : rinse under running water before or after use. Zodiac signs : Sagittarius
Its soft blue shades have been known to humankind since ancient times. Its heavenly colors inspired painters of the Renaissance to believe that this color carries sacred power. It was used to paint the robes of the Virgin Mary in a number of medieval icons.
Considered a source of ethereal energy, sodalite was used as a talisman by performers and painters, who believed it had the ability to encourage self-expression and the creative spark in a person. These properties made it known in creative circles as “the poet's stone”.
The colors you can find sodalite in are rich royal blue, green, yellow and even violet purple.
Its healing vibration will unlock the energy you need to strengthen the connection between mind, body and spirit.

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Sodalite

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Since deep antiquity sodalite has been known as the stone of performers, singers, painters and sculptors, because it is believed to encourage inspiration and creativity while also offering protection.
Sodalite brings inner peace and calms fiery temperaments. Carry sodalite in your pockets and keep it in every room of the house, so that peace reigns everywhere around you.
Magical properties: This stone instills confidence and calm, strengthens personal expression, improves memory and concentration. It increases communication and creative abilities and develops logic. It helps you see reality, let go of the past and map out your future goals. A sodalite figurine or small stone on your desk will help you in your career and professional development, and will help students and pupils take in knowledge more easily and pass their exams. It is useful for everyone who wants to put their feelings and thoughts in order. Healing properties: A wonderful stone for the metabolism and the immune system. It normalizes blood pressure and prevents hypertensive crises. It balances the endocrine system and activates the thyroid gland. Worn as jewelry it calms the nervous system and has a stabilizing effect on the function of all the glands. Sodalite works very well for highly sensitive and emotional people. It guards against panic and phobias and helps you reach inner harmony. Chakras: throat and third eye Energy: Yin Ways of use: laying on the chakras; massage; as jewelry. Recommendations : rinse under running water before or after use. Zodiac signs : Sagittarius
Its soft blue shades have been known to humankind since ancient times. Its heavenly colors inspired painters of the Renaissance to believe that this color carries sacred power. It was used to paint the robes of the Virgin Mary in a number of medieval icons.
Considered a source of ethereal energy, sodalite was used as a talisman by performers and painters, who believed it had the ability to encourage self-expression and the creative spark in a person. These properties made it known in creative circles as “the poet's stone”.
The colors you can find sodalite in are rich royal blue, green, yellow and even violet purple.
Its healing vibration will unlock the energy you need to strengthen the connection between mind, body and spirit.