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Our lives are pretty stressful, from the mountains of work emails
to the never-ending life admin, finding time to see friends and
family whilst still getting in those gym workouts, and why does
everyone on Instagram have all this figured out. Working with
crystals is a way to slow that frenetic world down, realign your
intentions and find the inner calm we all seek. Some say that
crystals are magic, but they're more than just magic. They have the
power to reveal your truest self, the version of you that's been
waiting to be seen and acknowledged. The Crystal Code explains how
to the harness the power of these awesome rocks, introducing us to
seventy stones and their unique personalities. It will show you how
to find the perfect crystals to empower and energize you and will
teach you some easy rituals, meditations and crystallized self-care
routines. Whether it's peacock ore to give you more confidence on
that nerve-racking first date, white celestite to conquer anxiety
or purple amethyst to you help you feel centred, this is the
ultimate guide to regaining control of your life and to feeling
happier, healthier and more grounded.
An occult classic Since its first publication in 1908, The
Kybalion, Hermetic Philosophy by Three Initiates, has been in
constant demand by students and investigators of the Secret
Doctrines. It is a modern addition to the body of work devoted to
Hermes Trismegistus, an icon of ancient teachings that reveal the
path to self transformation. In this revised edition, we have
corrected many editorial issues inherent within the original text,
creating a clearer presentation of the book's message: The Seven
Hermetic Principles, or axioms: Principle of Mentalism Principle of
Correspondence Principle of Vibration Principle of Polarity
Principle of Rhythm Principle of Cause and Effect Principle of
Gender These principles complement other Hermetic teachings and
provide a foundation for your own spiritual awakening. As the book
states, "The lips of wisdom are closed, except to the ears of
understanding."
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