How to Use Abalone Shell Energy
The abalone shell has been a source of magic for thousands of years. Its connection to the sea links with the tides and every changing quality of the ocean. The abalone shell is a source of mystery--rocky and plain on the outside, shining and beautiful on the inside. It can help bring out the essence of a hidden emotion, and has been used as a ceremonial bowl for incense. Pieces of the inner shell are polished and used in jewelry, and they carry the same energy with them, that of change and mutability protected by a tough, unchanging shell. Look to abalone shell to represent the changeable but constant
beauty
of life.
Things You'll Need:
Abalone shell
Other associated minerals
Small bag or pouch (optional)
Incense
Sand
Step
1
A disc of abalone shell is worn on the forehead of Apache girls as they greet the sun in the morning of their initiation into womanhood. Use abalone shell as a calming influence for menstrual problems.
Step
2
Abalone shell is useful in emotional situations. Use an abalone shell filled with sand to burn sandalwood or frankincense when your emotions seem heavy. The same shell can be used with sage to smudge your house or property.
Step
3
Wear jewelry made with abalone shell to keep your mood balanced throughout the day.
Step
4
Find mantra beads, prayer beads or worry beads made from abalone shell. They will be a calming influence throughout the day. Keep them handy in a pocket.
Tips & Warnings
Clear quartz and aquamarine are potentiators for abalone shell.
Aquamarine is a land mineral with many of the same properties as abalone shell.
Try combining these minerals in bracelets or necklaces.
Combine pieces in a pouch and wear them, or just tuck them in your pocket.
Some people are more sensitive to mineral energy. Watch your reactions.
If you experience anxiety or restlessness, or physical symptoms like nausea, you may want to cut back your exposure.
If you are sensitive, try using only single stones, and not combinations.
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The abalone shell has been a source of magic for thousands of years. Its connection to the sea links with the tides and every changing quality of the ocean. The abalone shell is a source of mystery--rocky and plain on the outside, shining and beautiful on the inside. It can help bring out the essence of a hidden emotion, and has been used as a ceremonial bowl for incense. Pieces of the inner shell are polished and used in jewelry, and they carry the same energy with them, that of change and mutability protected by a tough, unchanging shell. Look to abalone shell to represent the changeable but constant
beauty
of life.
Things You'll Need:
Abalone shell
Other associated minerals
Small bag or pouch (optional)
Incense
Sand
Step
1
A disc of abalone shell is worn on the forehead of Apache girls as they greet the sun in the morning of their initiation into womanhood. Use abalone shell as a calming influence for menstrual problems.
Step
2
Abalone shell is useful in emotional situations. Use an abalone shell filled with sand to burn sandalwood or frankincense when your emotions seem heavy. The same shell can be used with sage to smudge your house or property.
Step
3
Wear jewelry made with abalone shell to keep your mood balanced throughout the day.
Step
4
Find mantra beads, prayer beads or worry beads made from abalone shell. They will be a calming influence throughout the day. Keep them handy in a pocket.
Tips & Warnings
Clear quartz and aquamarine are potentiators for abalone shell.
Aquamarine is a land mineral with many of the same properties as abalone shell.
Try combining these minerals in bracelets or necklaces.
Combine pieces in a pouch and wear them, or just tuck them in your pocket.
Some people are more sensitive to mineral energy. Watch your reactions.
If you experience anxiety or restlessness, or physical symptoms like nausea, you may want to cut back your exposure.
If you are sensitive, try using only single stones, and not combinations.
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