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The universe is a vast, interconnected web of energy, vibrating at various frequencies. Cosmic energy, also known as universal energy or life force, permeates everything, from the smallest particle to the largest celestial bodies. This energy is the foundation of existence and sustains all forms of life. Gemstones, in particular sapphires, formed over 200 million years deep within mother earth, are natural reservoirs of cosmic energy. Each gemstone has unique properties and frequencies, making them powerful tools for harnessing and amplifying this energy. They can absorb, store, and transmit cosmic energy, influencing the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of individuals.The relationship between the universe, cosmic energy, gemstones, and humans is deeply symbiotic. By tapping into the cosmic energy through gemstones and mindful practices, individuals can enhance their connection to the universe, achieving greater self-awareness, healing, and personal growth. The pineal gland, often referred to as the "third eye", is a powerful conduit for cosmic energy, playing a crucial role in spiritual awakening and enlightenment. Gemstones like sapphire stimulate the pineal gland, enhancing intuition and spiritual insight.
When the Babylonians observed the passage of the heavenly bodies across the firmament many thousands of years ago and believed that they had discovered the secrets of their effects on the fate of human beings, this also marked the dawning age in which gemstones were seen as bringers and guarantors of health and happiness. Their unusual colours and their scarcity certainly contributed to the fact that magic powers were attributed to gemstones in various, independent cultures as humanity emerged.
Many things relating to precious jewels formed over millions years from the depths of the earth have remained as intriguing as ever. This has lent them additional fascination and value until the present day. Even modern science is attempting to unravel the mystery with bio-physical, physiological and parapsychological research. This research no longer excludes the possibility that gemstones may take effect on people and on their bodies and souls. So, like so many other mysteries in our lives, what remains is a belief in the positive characteristics of gemstones particularily that they trigger a force in human consciousness which in itself can be used as a potent healing force.
Revered personalities from bygone centuries such as Theophrastus (370-287 BC) and Plini (23-79 AD) described the healing effects of gemstones, for example. In ancient Oriental culture, the Chaldeans believed gemstones were living beings, grown on the inside of the earth. Integrated in an image of a god or an animal, they became magic stones.
People in India were convinced that the divine powers of gems matched seven cosmic rays that are manifest in the rainbow. They considered the gemstones with their corresponding colours to have powers to condensate these forces that could be used in a targeted manner in order to heal symptoms that cause certain illnesses.
As mentioned on previous pages the Chinese have been using the energy from precious gems for millennia to heal and connect their mind, body and soul. This perception has an unbroken tradition in China until the present day. They even produce bras that contains small precious gems sewn into the material, they are intended to get the body's own energy pulsating. The Chinese are enraptured and believe that the underclothing is an effective remedy against circulatory disorders, menstrual complaints and impotence.
In battle, crusaders wore a ruby (aka Red Sapphire), the stone of passion, in order to harness good fortune. Whoever absorbs the fiery red energy of this stone will most certainly believe in the passionate feelings it conjures up. People in medieval times were in no doubt whatsoever about the powers of the energy of precious gemstones in jewellery. There are reports that the ruby ring worn by Peter the Great gave him mystifying and mysterious powers. People believed that a ruby will darken when the person wearing it is in danger.
Bishops wear amethyst in their rings as a symbol of purity of the soul. There are reports that if it is stroked gently against the forehead in the case of acute neuralgia or similar nervous complaints, the symptoms will improve. The early church used gemstones in order to ward off pagan magic. For example, the emerald was made the stone of the Holy Spirit, as it illuminates people according to Christian faith. The amethyst became the symbol for the Holy Mass and was often used as a sparkling, solitary stone on Mass goblets.
The latest variation in our times is the thesis according to certain scientists that ground gemstones enhance the effects of lotions and crèmes. Gemstones have been used for a long time in eye shadow, makeup and powder as little tricks. Micro-fine, ground particles ensure that small unevenness is less visible due to the reflection of light. The skin appears smoother and more even than it actually is.
Ground gem powder can also protect the outermost layer of skin against the penetration of bacteria and also to speed up the production of collagen and elastin fibres. Gemstones have also been used traditionally in dermatology, as it has anti-inflammatory effects and is a perfect carrier medium for active medical agents. Cosmetic firms tend to explain the effects on the basis that the energy inherent to gemstones is due to an interaction of its light and vibrating frequency which develops its positive effects in cosmetic products.
Ancient European cultures strengthened the belief in the interaction between cosmic radiation, gemstones and human beings. If a man or a woman wears a stone that suits them due to the planet to which they are attributed, the stones bundle this energy like a lens and releases positive forces.
Some Background On The Use Of Gemstones.
