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Stargazers Crystals & Astrology Stargazers Crystals & Astrology Aries Cancer March 21—April 20 June 21—July 21 Fire—Active (Courageous) Water—Emotional (Nurturing) Warrior, Survivor Head Healer, Counselor Stomach/Breast Rose Quartz Softens fire, opens sense of self-love Rose Quartz Emotional Balance Garnet “I am what I am” - awareness of self as Garnet Grounds and balances emotions so they viable, competent being. feel safe Bloodstone Grounds the fire; grounded self- Calcite Releases excess energy and makes room confidence for creativity Herkimer Diamond Connects with spiritual perspective Dioptase Heart energy—heals body, releases Amethyst Helps them see where they really need energy on cellular level to go, aids focus of energy. Moonstone Affirms sensitive nature Jade Aids in courage, justice and wisdom Hematite Calms mind and emotions, promotes Tiger Eye or Aids in clear seeing and courage; common sense, balance Tiger Iron psychic protector Charoite Reduces fear; enhances self-esteem and Charoite Reduces fear; enhances self-esteem ability to set healthy boundaries Obsidian Powerful protector, creates energetic boundary, helps detachment Taurus April 20—May 20 Leo Earth—Physical (Sensuous) July 22—August 22 Earth-Spirit, Musician Neck Fire—Active (Creative) Petrified Wood Tree of Life-captures Taurus’ essence; Child, Performer Heart aids connection with nature Rose Quartz Self love, opens heart, heart healing Turquoise Opens communication, expression; Amazonite Tones down expression, softens ego mental relaxant center, enhances creativity Carnelian Helps them feel comfortable with their Amethyst Balances ego, accesses more spiritual sensual nature aspect, deepens sense of reality Golden Topaz Power issues—for the especially Aventurine Aligns personal power with heart center stubborn ones Fossils Grounding—Leo energy can burn Lapis Lazuli Cleanses the mind, expands perception, itself out teaches interconnectedness of all things Hematite Grounding—Brings Spirit into form, Charoite Enhances self-esteem, ability to love; reduces superficiality reduces fear Morganite Heals the pain of separation, assists Larimar Builds confidence, serenity and safety Leo’s need to belong Virgo Gemini May 21—June 20 August 23—September 22 Air—Mental (Communicative) Earth—Physical (Organizational) Teacher, Journalist Lungs Perfectionist, Analyst Intestines Aquamarine Communication of universal truth Clear Quartz Focus, helps to see the truth of Carnelian Get back into creative, sensual self-life perfection within itself center! Amethyst Spiritual perfection, self-forgiveness Clear Quartz Focus intent, reduces restlessness of the Aventurine Healing and comfort stone, connects mind with the beauty of nature Rose Quartz Opens breath, calms so one can breathe Citrine Gets you back in power in a gentle way Tourmaline Pink—Willpower and wisdom Carnelian Manifests your creative power on the Green—Calms nerves earth plane Black Tourmalinated Quartz—Focus Rose Quartz Promotes love of self and compassion and healthy boundaries and patience with self Dioptase Emerald light of healing to heart center Pyrite Aids self-esteem and self-appreciation Tanzanite Calms mind, allows experience and Lapis Calms mental static and over-analysis, knowledge to evolve into wisdom. invites inner knowing Stargazers Metaphysical Gallery and Bookstore 12727 Northup Way, Ste. 10, Bellevue, WA 98005 (425)885-7289 www.stargazersbooks.com The gallery for your soul, the bookstore for your mind, the gift store for your heart… A joyful way to spend your day! Copyright © by Stargazers, All Rights Reserved Stargazers Crystals & Astrology Libra Capricorn September 23—October 22 December 21—January 20 Air—Mental (Balance) Earth—Physical (Integrity) Artist, Peacemaker Kidneys Hermit, Authority Knees/Bones Fluorite Helps to see beyond illusions; removes Clear Quartz Sees universal source, uplifts view discordant energy blocks Rose Quartz Helps soften into self love, achieve with Seraphinite Brings energy system into balance; your whole self, including emotions carries energy of cooperation Aquamarine Releases intense responsibility, brings Rose Quartz Helps you honor and be good to yourself serenity, flow Clear Quartz Balances desire to get along with need to Agate Gentle grounding, teaches what care for self true grounding is; adds flexibility Dioptase Heart, deals with creative expression and stability Carnelian Opens path to physical creativity, Citrine Releases need to control, brightens grounds into body outlook on life and self, lightens energy Amber Connector—harmonizes all polarities Sugilite Opens communication between mind, Agate Grounding—stabilizes physical energy; body, and emotions. stone of strength Obsidian Powerful protector, purges negativity; creates healthy boundaries Aquarius Scorpio January 21—February 18 October 23—November 21 Air—Mental (Visionary) Water—Emotional (Honesty) Revolutionary, Genius Ankles Detective, Sorcerer Reproductive System Sugilite Helps to see your purpose Aventurine Regeneration, good for change process Obsidian Grounds, aids understanding of who Obsidian Grounding, for going to depths of self, you are physically, on this Earth protection Tourmaline Helps you deal with Earth’s duality Citrine Balances power issues Aquamarine Aids in straightforward communication Malachite Belief systems—pulls out what Clear Quartz Helps balance and focus energy to needs to go create tangible forms Aquamarine Mystic stone, speak universal truth, Danburite Shaman’s stone—enhances self- communication confidence, “true to self” attitude Rhodonite Eases anxiety, assists in achieving Ruby w/Zoisite Individuality stone—stimulates psychic highest potential awareness and ancient wisdom Herkimer Diamond Vision Stone—aids in recall and understanding of dreams Iolite Soul connector—increases accuracy of visions Pisces February 19—March 20 Sagittarius Water—Emotional (Transcendence) November 22—December 20 Mystic, Poet Feet Fire—Active (Seeking) Smoky Quartz Helps to ground so you won’t be Philosopher, Gypsy Hips overwhelmed by emotions Herkimer Diamond Brings depth to this life Amethyst Protects your sensitive energy, this stone Smoky Quartz Grounds energy into body feels like home for you Amethyst Calms questioning, creates time to Rose Quartz Brings compassion to self experience in depth Moonstone Affirms sensitive nature, emotional Fluorite Travel stone; helps to see truth behind balancer illusion Obsidian Protects energy field, enables you Blue Fluorite-Brings thinking into to create and hold boundaries alignment with higher purpose Apophyllite Clears perception so can see what is Sunstone Helps hold conscious connection with true; stimulates intuition and confidence Spirit during daily activities in inner knowledge, assists in Lapis Lazuli Increases inner knowing, enhances embracing life joyfully directedness and spiritual growth. Stargazers Metaphysical Gallery and Bookstore 12727 Northup Way, Ste. 10, Bellevue, WA 98005 (425)885-7289 www.stargazersbooks.com The gallery for your soul, the bookstore for your mind, the gift store for your heart… A joyful way to spend your day! .
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