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The listing, Semi-Precious Snowflake Obsidian Gemstone Pendulum has ended.

This Auction is for a Semi-Precious Snowflake Obsidian Pendulum with a 4" Silver toned (Sterling Silver over PURE Copper) Chain with a ring on the end. This unique beauty measures 1 5/8th" Long by 5/8th" wide and deep.
HOW A PENDULUM WORKS:
The pendulum can be thought of as an extension of the intuition, since it is used to gain access to information that exists at the subconscious level of the Inner Being. It could be said that it strengthens or amplifies the intuition because it converts the subtleties of the intuition into a more obvious form of physical motion. When you ask a question of the pendulum, it is your own intuition that answers it. The pendulum merely allows you to physically see what the intuition already knows. As an extension of the intuition, the pendulum can give you information from the same two sources as the intuition: from your own subconscious mind; and from your guidance, spirit, or guardian angel. Because of how it operates, the pendulum can only answer questions that are phrased so that the answer is either "yes" or "no".

Snowflake Obsidian is a stone of purity. It balances mind body and spirit.

Obsidian draws hidden imbalances to the surface and releases them.
The blackness of this stone enhances the ability to reach your inner self. It is one of the earliest known stones to be used for scrying (seeing into the future).

Healing properties of snowflake obsidian
Snowflake obsidian is used by healers to relieve muscle cramps. It is considered a good detoxification stone.

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Questions & Comments

Nice auction. Hope your knee is healing well.

Mar 26th, 2015 at 2:57:08 PM PDT by

Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving your usual positive energy and I thank you for that. The knee was getting better and then it just kinda stopped getting better but then I am not really good at sitting still so I think if I give it another easy week I will be fine but a little limited mobility for the time being. Thank you so much for caring enough to ask. You are a blessing. Have a beautiful evening. ~Namaste

Mar 26th, 2015 at 3:03:38 PM PDT by

Sorry to hear your knee has had a setback. Maybe extra rest will help. I have found that vitamin e in 32,000 IU from Natures Gate is great for sore muscles and injuries. The nutrients just soak in and help so much. I love drinking green smoothies and green juice mixes. Hope you feel better soon.

Mar 26th, 2015 at 3:15:51 PM PDT by

Thank you so much on the advice. I am so very open to advice right now b/c after being sick for almost four years with my Cancer (like in my bed barely able to walk type of sick) I am not good at sitting still. Thank you so much for taking the time and caring enough to give some. You are such a blessing in my life! Have a beautiful day! ~Namaste

Mar 27th, 2015 at 7:34:11 AM PDT by

How awful that you had cancer and for such a long time. I have found that really good nutrients can build up the body. If you can get a fresh Aloe leaf and use as a rub..that is good for pain and stiffness, the inside gel can also be added to a smoothie, but be careful with the amount because it has cleaning action. I found something new, coconut sweetener from our Trader Joes store. I think I will make a aloe drink later. You have a great day too.

Mar 27th, 2015 at 11:22:44 AM PDT by

I am sorry I thought you knew. I eat nothing that I don't grow myself, raise myself, or I can trace to within 10 miles of my home. I raise free range Chickens so I KNOW my eggs have no hormones and I will not eat any meat that has been treated with anti biotics or hormones. I had a Cancer that only women in their mid to late 60's who are post menopausal. I was 34 and getting ready to have my second child. Why don't you hear about like you hear about Breast and Ovarian Cancer....well one it's not sexy and two if you are my age and you get there no stats because you die. No one is looking for it and so by the time a woman is symptomatic she is is late state Uterine Cancer. (At least in my age group) It is caused my HORMONE poisoning. Literally I was poisoned by an excess of estrogen. The problem was that b/c I was so young there was only ONE doc in my area who now how to treat it in a woman my age. So that is why I travel to just south of the MI border in Illinois for my treatment. So I am so conscious of everything I eat and also since there can be a can be genetic component making some women more likely to get it I watch what my son eats (he can pass it to his daughters) Yes. I am the world meanest mommy who doesn't allow anything and that includes Sugar. God created bees with Honey which is sweet and can help you not have allergy problems as long as you get it locally. LOL Okay I will get off my soap box. Last year there were 35,000 cases of Uterine cancer in woman 25-45 and the statistic are staggering on low survival rates. Now when it happens in older women Doc's are looking for it and it gets found and it is a simple hysterectomy to be gone. But first I had several basketball size tumors that ended up being benign just rearranged my insides. So we thought we were done and wanted a second child so the bad new no more kids the GREAT news is we found it in stage 2 instead of 3B or 4.

Mar 27th, 2015 at 11:53:59 AM PDT by

No, I didn't know about the details of your cancer. You have gone through so much. It is great that you are able to grow what you eat and you are a good mother by making sure your child eats right. I wish my parents were strict about eating, but they didn't understand anything about nutrition. I became a vegetarian a long time ago in my late teens and have no desire for any meat. As a kid I already had a dislike for meat and it wasn't until I started doing a yoga class that I learned I wouldn't die of malnutrition. I try to get organic when possible. I have been eating vegan these days and do a lot of raw food recipes. I still enjoy dark chocolate and my air popcorn I make. Thanks so much for sharing.

Mar 27th, 2015 at 1:01:39 PM PDT by

I live in the county so the nearest whole foods or Trade Joes or anything like that is at least an hours drive so it so much easier and cheaper to just grow it myself. I love in Summer "pickin' dinner" best taste ever. Our Chicken's provide not only food but entertainment. I few rare birds who don't actually lay much but they will brood anyone's eggs and she is a Millifleur and very pretty with her feathered feet.
I do let my son have Sugar only on his Birthday b/c the not processed cakes I attempted were horrifying. lol When I was young I wanted so badly to get off the farm and move to the city and now is my late 30's I live happily on a small farm (only 15 acres) and love it. Thanks for listening to me rant. I appreciate you kind words. Have a Wonderful Weekend. ~Namaste

Mar 27th, 2015 at 3:15:49 PM PDT by

Everyone is different when it comes to a place to live. I am so use to the city, but it is nice to get out in the country. We have a very small yard and tiny garden in the summer. There is nothing up like fresh produce from the garden. The chickens must really be fun to watch. Your farm may seem small to you, but to us 15 acres seems like a lot. Your son must have great teeth and health from not having all that sugar. Anyway, I hope you have a great week-end.

Mar 27th, 2015 at 3:37:04 PM PDT by

You are correct It is all in perspective. I have friends in the city who raise chickens with little bitty yards b/c they don't take up much space. They just raise 2 or 3 in a little coup in the back yard so it can be done. Also if you look at 1950' 's WWII Victory Garden books that they are reprinting these days then they show you how to have space for a garden even in an apartment. 1.00 for a pack of seeds and have cucumbers all summer or buy a cucumber for 1.00. But Victory Gardens were a HUGE thing during WWII and the books are really cool pieces of history. They are more pamphlet size but still cool. Okay there is some more fun facts brought to you by the Makers of Ovaltine....tee hee I will do my best to have a good weekend and you do the same. =)

Mar 27th, 2015 at 4:02:07 PM PDT by

Very interesting about the Victory Gardens. The city here doesn't really allow chickens to be raised, although in the nearby burbs I have heard a rooster crowing. A few years ago I was doing a run near a park and someone had a chicken that must have sneaked out and was walking on a lawn. It was rather odd to see a chicken. Take care.

Mar 27th, 2015 at 6:16:32 PM PDT by

I guess it would be random to be in a city and to have a random Chicken cross my path. A little surreal i think =)

Mar 27th, 2015 at 6:27:49 PM PDT by

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