Guest guest Posted January 29, 2008 Report Share Posted January 29, 2008 Candace, I too, have had similar experiences. It's always so much easier to just listen to the stone (or guide) than to submit to the limited self. For me, i had just had a kundalini experience while wearing a particular clear quartz that my grandmother (a confirmed agnostic) had given me and was just more open than at any other time in my life (temporary enlightenment), and a friend came over to visit, not even a close friend, but anyhow, i just felt this pull to give him the stone. I remember hearing myself say to him, " if you hold this past your time than it will harm you, be open to giving it to the next person in need, you need to say this to the next person who keeps it as well " which in fact he did. I have always held this vision that it is like a Faery going from one person to the next helping them as it helped me. And it really did, that was truly the biggest shift in my life. I have always missed that stone! Which i like, you know, the keeping of it would have been a far worse missing... Tym qrtrmare <kinada_48 wrote: > > I agree. in fact i think sometimes we are asked to give away a stone that we are attached to.. i have a friend who wraps crystals with a leather base to wear them they are lovely but she never seemed to have time to make me one... she was selling them at a fair once and a boy bought her last one but for some reason he didnt like it so asked me if i would trade it for something in my booth.. yes yes yes.. i was delighted to finally have one of my friends crystals.. The energy in it was so peaceful and healing i put it on and was so excited to have it.. another young man came to my booth and i could feel the crystal almost lean toward him.. i knew for some reason i had to give it to him.. but being the stone munger i am i didnt want to... i said nooo to myself and the crystal.. i have wanted you for a long time .. no no no.. but yet the crystal still seemed to pull toward the young man... but still i said no to myself.. mine.... but as he walked away i just couldnt stand the > pull on my crystals so ran after him and handed him the crystal.. he looked at me and i told him he was to have this crystal as he took it he told me thank you and that he had cancer.... wow. > > i dont mean to start an argument. but . i dont feel that we own the crystals and stones i feel we are allowed to have them for a short time..sometimes they stay with us sometimes they leave us.. i find for every crystal or stone i give away something most often comes back.. > > i would be more than willing to give somebody who wanted them a few as at one time or other we have all thought they were ohhhhh so pretty. so if you want to write to me in pvt to give me your address i will be more than happy to send you a few... kinada_48 > namaste > candace Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2008 Report Share Posted January 30, 2008 Hello all, I have resisted giving a stone away in the past because i wasn't feeling happy about the person, but i've never used it afterwards, it seems like it doesn't want to stay or go! but recently its called to be with that person, and i feel i will be giving it to her, I find that there is a grey area here, and to wait till you find truthfully how you feel about giving it away is good as well, because it can really tug at your heart for a long time once its gone, and that person may have thrown it away, or just forgotten about it completely, i strongly feel that when you are both happy with the situation, then the crystal can be given. Once, i gave away a special pendant of mine, that i was in love with, on the spot i handed it to my cousin, i could feel her attention on it, and loving it, she seemed also quite sad at the time, something told me to give it to her, so i thought about it as we talked and then decided that it would do well with her, and that i can find something else for myself, the work had almost been done. I gave her the pendant and she loved it and cared for it for a couple of years, i forgot about it, and was very happy she had it. I told her to look after it bacause it felt so special, an obsidian heart, and not to give it away to anyone. You see it felt deeply resonating with me and her and she was very happy to keep it safe. Over the years i began to think about it a lot, felt it round my neck, and without me saying more than 'how's the heart' she said to me " i've been meaning to give you back the heart i havn't been wearing it much and thought you may like it back' !! so now i am in possession of it and feel i can look after it in case it goes into hands that don't really want it, because the crystal itself feels like its sayine 'take care of me!' 'don't throw me out there!' honestly, i believe that they go when they meant to go, and they will tell you no! i want to stay with you more! at a later date it may go to that same person and it will have completed its mission. basically, there are some stones that i can't just give away, however much the person likes it, its like ripping it out of my body! and therapists have to take care of themselves too! It will stay with whoever needs it most. i think that for me is how i am guardian of the stones i have. this teaches me a lesson about my heart. I gave (another) pendant away out of guilt (lost it in her car, she found it, never gave it back and wore it in front of me year later, upset and angry i took it back and then gave it to her out of embarassment of the situation) and made the other person very happy, but over a long time that person and i were growing our seperate ways, and believe me as much as i tried, the pendant's image was burning on my mind, as if spirit were telling me to get it back!) it was something my mother gave me, and I summoned up all my strength and asked for it back, there was an argument, i got it back, and i had made such a fuss! was i being possessive and stubborn? i don't know! but i was consumed with the return of it. It taught me a lot about the friendship i had with her, and how it ended cleared up a lot for me, it made a clean break and opened up the bitterness for us both to see, we are now distant, but at a strong understanding of each other and at peace with each other's path, much better that the pain flying around between us for so many years! i think this beautiful pendant worked it all out, showing us the truth. I listen to all my urges now, the 'selfish' ones as well, because actually it tells me how to be 'self-ish' and look after me as well as everyone else, what i need, what i want, what i like, my dreams and desires, these give me my boundaries that allow me to stand and be me, in the midst of all the other 'me's' what do you think? if you understand the story! oysterstars Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2008 Report Share Posted January 31, 2008 Hi Oysterstars, This really resonated with me. A few years ago, I was in a pretty dark place due to my boundary issues and I called a friend. What he said to me really stuck. He said, " Well, there's selfish and that's where you get what you want at the expense of everybody else. Then there's selfless and that's where you give everybody else what they want at the expense of yourself. In my opinion, the goal is to be somewhere in the middle, and I call that Self-Ist, where I get what I want, within reason, at nobody's expense. I try every day to be self-ist. Love, Amy oysterstars wrote: > I listen to all my urges now, the 'selfish' ones as well, because actually > > it tells me how to be 'self-ish' and look after me as well as everyone > else, > what i need, what i want, what i like, my dreams and desires, these give > me my > boundaries that allow me to stand and be me, in the midst of all the other > > 'me's' > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2008 Report Share Posted February 1, 2008 Amy i agree. Being Self-Ist gives me strength and support and more able to give others what they want too. oysterstars Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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