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Release

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To let go does not mean to forget or to suppress; it is the conscious decision to release inner ballast that no longer belongs to us. Whether old wounds, relationships, expectations or patterns of thought: what we hold on to binds energy. Only letting go creates space for what is new, for healing, for lightness. Healing stones can support this process by dissolving emotional attachments, creating inner clarity and setting the energetic flow in the body back in motion. Letting go is a path; towards freedom, inner peace and connection with oneself.

Diopside

Relieving heart and lungs; allowing softness
Diopside
Diopside can help to release old emotions and deep-seated pain lovingly. It can strengthen compassion, especially for oneself, and can support recognising held-back feelings and letting them go.
bladder
bladder infection
blood
blood clotting
blood purification
deacidification
detoxication
gum bleeding
kidney
kidney abscess
kidney inflammation
leukemia
nephritis
parodontose
uremia
urinary burning
urinary passages
urinate
urination
uropathy

Peridot

Cleansing energetically; shedding emotional burdens
Peridot
An invigorating stone that can help one to free oneself from resentment, anger or emotional over-acidification. Peridot can support physical and emotional cleansing alike and can bring fresh energy into the system.
activity
airway
anti-infective
antiviral
disease resistance
fever
heart
immune boost
immune-boosting
infections
inner balance
lung
satisfaction
thymus
toxins
viruses

Snowflake

Finding inner calm; integrating the shadow
Snowflake
This gentle obsidian fosters the recognition of unconscious patterns and can support consciously accepting and releasing past experiences. It can bring stability and calm into emotional processes.
attack of sweating
blood circulation
blood pressure
blood pressure variations
chill
heat
immune system
infections
influenza
intuition
nausea
self-knowledge self-reflection
self-reflection
sense of reality
sweat
viral disease
Gemwater

Gemwater can gently support physical and emotional well-being and help promote inner balance. The practice of making gemwater dates back to antiquity and was sometimes extremely complex. Nowadays, two comparatively simple yet practical and effective methods have become established. One is the direct method, in which the stones are placed directly in drinking water. The other is the indirect method, in which the stones rest in a separate container in the water without touching it directly. As not all stones are suitable for direct contact, you should familiarise yourself with their composition and suitability before using them.