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heel spur

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A heel spur can be not only physically painful; it also invites us to review our standpoint, to release burdens and to take the next step more consciously. When pressure, inflammation and tension show themselves in the feet, gentle support and inner relief are needed. Healing stones can help to release tension, ease pain and direct the gaze to what makes healing easier from the ground up.

Kunzite

Easing pain; calming the tissue
Kunzite
Pains
addiction
addictive behavior
assertiveness
blood vessels
brain
decalcification
decisiveness
emotional healing
emotional resolve
emotional strength
gout
heart
heart opening
inner clarity
recreation
self-possession
tension
vasodilation
willpower

Magnesite

Fostering muscle relaxation; reducing the tendency to cramp
Magnesite
A calming stone that works especially on muscles, tendons and nerves. Magnesite can help to release tension, can foster the loosening of the foot muscles and can support the flow of energy in overloaded structures; a valuable aid with pain-related poor posture.
anxiety
attack of sweating
bladder
body odor
bone growth
bones
chills
cleaning
cramps
deacidification
decalcification
depression
disturbances of equilibrium
draining
fat deposits
fever
gum
heart attack
hypersensitivity
inner balance
irritability
joints
kidney
magnesium metabolism
metabolism
nervousness
participation
patience
reflexes
self-esteem
stress
stress resistance
teeth
tension
thrombosis formation
thyroid
upset stomach

Red Tigereye

Relieving the tendons; reducing pressure
Red Tigereye
tendon relief
cerebellar activity
cogitation
cramp
joints
muscles
nerve
nerve problems
neuralgia
neuritis
neuritis
recreation
relaxation
self-knowledge
sprain
tendon
tendonitis
tension
vigilance
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.