the elemental classification of Moldavite

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In a message dated 2/2/2008 8:32:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,

chigung68 writes:

 

~~~Good point. but what do we name it? lol

 

> I am curious as to what people think of the book and also for those that

have used/read

> the book wonder what people thought of the use of Earth elements: Earth,

Wind, Fire,

> Water and Storm? The main thing that bothers me about the use of elements

to describe

> meteorites i.e. Tektite and Moldavite as any sort of element. These things

came from outer

> space. ~~~~~~~~

 

 

I personally am curious for an explanation of the element " Storm " . For my

that would be a combination of the elements of Air/Wind and water definitely and

possibly fire (lightning storm).

 

As to tektites, Moldavite and meteors, Personally, I don't have a problem

with them being *assigned* the element of fire. If you think about how they

enter our atmosphere (usually in a big flaming ball), the only way to me you can

get that close to being assigned fire as an element is any volcanic mineral

(lava rock and obsidian come to mind).

 

We could always go off an a tangent and *create* our own elemental

classification of etheria (ether? etheric?) for anything that *comes from

outerspace*.

Then too that could still encompass *Air*.

 

SO, basically I would say, whatever you feel resonates for an element for

Moldavite and tektites .... use that. All of it is subjective and a matter of

personal perspective anyway. Each and every mineral/crystal/stone has all

elements (earth, air, fire, water) playing a part of it's development at some

point during it's formation anyway. So, to me it is more a matter of which

element seems to *dominate* the crystal's energies and which are more subtle.

 

Time to go make dinner and then off to our local Druid Grove's Imbolc Rite.

 

Blessings to your weekend all.

ReNau

 

 

" Codail, suaimhnigh i nge/aga nadragain "

" Sleep, rest in the arms of the Dragon "

 

 

 

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Hiyas ReNau, everyone,

 

As far as Moldavite it is labeled as a storm element. Now as far as

the book describes storm it incorporates all of the other elements of

Earth, Wind, Fire and Water.

 

Anyhow, happy Imbolc ReNau. Take care, namaste, MP, Ah'o,

 

Lynn

 

, renaumoon wrote:

>

>

>

> In a message dated 2/2/2008 8:32:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> chigung68 writes:

>

> ~~~Good point. but what do we name it? lol

>

> > I am curious as to what people think of the book and also for

those that

> have used/read

> > the book wonder what people thought of the use of Earth

elements: Earth,

> Wind, Fire,

> > Water and Storm? The main thing that bothers me about the use of

elements

> to describe

> > meteorites i.e. Tektite and Moldavite as any sort of element.

These things

> came from outer

> > space. ~~~~~~~~

>

>

> I personally am curious for an explanation of the element " Storm " .

For my

> that would be a combination of the elements of Air/Wind and water

definitely and

> possibly fire (lightning storm).

>

> As to tektites, Moldavite and meteors, Personally, I don't have a

problem

> with them being *assigned* the element of fire. If you think about

how they

> enter our atmosphere (usually in a big flaming ball), the only way

to me you can

> get that close to being assigned fire as an element is any volcanic

mineral

> (lava rock and obsidian come to mind).

>

> We could always go off an a tangent and *create* our own elemental

> classification of etheria (ether? etheric?) for anything that *comes

from outerspace*.

> Then too that could still encompass *Air*.

>

> SO, basically I would say, whatever you feel resonates for an

element for

> Moldavite and tektites .... use that. All of it is subjective and a

matter of

> personal perspective anyway. Each and every mineral/crystal/stone

has all

> elements (earth, air, fire, water) playing a part of it's

development at some

> point during it's formation anyway. So, to me it is more a matter of

which

> element seems to *dominate* the crystal's energies and which are

more subtle.

>

> Time to go make dinner and then off to our local Druid Grove's

Imbolc Rite.

>

> Blessings to your weekend all.

> ReNau

>

>

> " Codail, suaimhnigh i nge/aga nadragain "

> " Sleep, rest in the arms of the Dragon "

>

>

>

> **************Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL

Music.

>

(http://music.aol.com/grammys/pictures/never-won-a-grammy?NCID=aolcmp00300000002\

5

> 48)

>

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