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Druid Tree Workings: Establishing Deep Connections with Trees
Imagine walking into a forest where you are greeted by many old tree friends, each members of different families that form a community. You know their common names, their less common names, and the secret names that have taught you. You know their medicine, how they can be used, even some of their stories and songs. They rustle their leaves in joy as you continue to walk. The movement of their branches is music in your ears, the sound of the leaves a song, playing in your mind. Their medicine and magic is open before you. And yet, you realize how much more you have to learn, to know, and realize that this process –the process of reconnecting to the medicine and magic of the trees–will take more than one lifetime to complete. This is the power of establishing deep connections with the trees.
Oak at Samhuinn
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THE MASTER HEALER STONE: TURQUOISE
As a blue stone with a hint of green, turquoise works naturally at the level of the heart and throat chakras. In particular, it stimulates the subtle energies of the thymus gland, midway between the heart and throat, an area which plays an important part in the body’s immune system.
Turquoise also acts as a general strengthener for all systems of the body and offers protection from harm by ensuring a high level of the energy function.
Energy: immune, protective
Colors: sky blue to soft and deep green or green-blue
Uses: Turquoise is excellent for ritual and ceremony, for gaining wholeness, knowledge, elemental wisdom, communicating with devas and ancestors, and promoting personal attunement. Turquoise stimulates motivation and healing. It is beneficial for respiratory problems, greater self-realization, and endurance.
Star Sign: Sagittarius
Planet: Jupiter
Element: Fire
Chakra: Throat
TIPS FOR TURQUOISE
Wear turquoise to protect you whilst traveling and keep you…
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