◇Beautiful polished Green Aventurine Crystal pocket stone with gold colored engraving of the Labyrinth symbol
◇About 1.96 x 1.57 inches (5 x 4 cm)
◇These gorgeous pieces have been supercharged, programmed with positive energy, and infused with Reiki energy
◇Perfect for crystal grids, meditation, or altar decor
◇Every order comes with a bonus crystal and printed information!
Green Aventurine is known as the “Stone of Opportunity,” thought to be the luckiest of all crystals, especially in manifesting prosperity and wealth. It aligns conditions so “opportunity” is inevitable. It releases old patterns, habits and disappointments so new growth can take place. It brings optimism and a zest for life, allowing one to move forward with confidence and to embrace change. It enhances one’s creativity and motivation, and encourages perseverance in maneuvering through life’s obstacles. It also reinforces one’s decisiveness and amplifies leadership qualities. Green Aventurine provides strength, confidence, courage, and happiness. It renews one’s optimism for life and pushes us to take action to acquire what we want in this world. This stone urges one to get out of their comfort zone and take on new opportunities. Allow this stone to take you on an adventure and help you grow as an individual. It is a powerful tool to aid you in manifesting your intentions.
A labyrinth is an ancient symbol that relates to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path. The Labyrinth represents a journey to our center and back again out into the world. The labyrinth is an analogy for life. It is not a maze or a puzzle to be solved but a path of meaning to be experienced. Its path is circular and convoluted, but it has no dead ends. A labyrinth has one entrance — one way in and one way out. When we walk the path, we go around short curves and long curves; sometimes we are out on the edge, sometimes we circle around the center. We are never really lost, but we can never quite see where we are going. Along the path, we sometimes move forward with ease and confidence; sometimes we creep ahead cautiously; sometimes we find the need to stop and reflect; and sometimes we even feel the urge to retreat. The center is there, but our path takes us through countless twists and turns. Labyrinths have a long history as meditation and prayer tools.