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Girasol Meaning and Spiritual Properties

Explore the beauty, symbolism, and spiritual traditions of Girasol.

Girasol crystal
A note on crystal traditions: this article explores spiritual beliefs and folklore. Crystal healing is not an established medical treatment or a substitute for professional care.

Power & Benefits of Girasol

Girasol is known as the stone of thieves, good for invisibility. It is a visioning stone that reveals solutions to present-day problems, especially where they arise from previous unexpressed reasons. It is an excellent stone for inspiring creativity. It enhances communication, and the courage to speak your mind.

Spiritual & Emotional Influence

Girasol reveals hidden feelings and psychic impressions accidentally received, and assists in recognizing the deeper cause of discontent, and strengthens psychic boundaries. It identifies connections between souls and snows how the possibilities of these can be amplified. It is helpful when past life experiences are affecting your present life. It reprograms cellular memory and the etheric blueprint, allowing the physical body to release a condition. It is good for intuition.

It is an emotional pacifier, facilitating satisfying emotional needs and realigning your spiritual purpose. Girasol facilitates problem solving and connection with other people. It is beneficial for confidence, creativity, and self-worth.

The Physical Connection

Girasol crystal is thought to be beneficial for the assimilation of iron, vision, memory, hair loss, metabolism, fatigue, lymph nodes, female hormones, menopause, Parkinson's, infections, purifying blood and kidneys, and regulating insulin. It is believed to help you understand the deep cause of disease.

The Chakras Connected to Girasol

Third Eye (Brow) Chakra, Throat Chakra.

Astrological Signs

Taurus, Cancer.

Locations Found & History

Australia, Brazil, Iceland, Canada, USA, Tanzania, Mexico, Peru, Honduras, United Kingdom, Slovakia.

Rarity, Value & Variations

Girasol has a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6.5. Blue masses, sometimes showing iridescence. Also known as Blue Opal or Andean Opal. The blue color of Girasol comes from aluminum.

How to Use Girasol

Place Girasol in your home, office, or studio to create a quiet space in which to work and meditate. Wear, hold, grid or place as appropriate.

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