Crown Chakra

Crown Chakra - "I understand". The Crown Chakra is located at the top of the head, and gives us access to higher states of consciousness as we open to what is beyond our personal preoccupations and visions. The Crown chakra is driven by consciousness and gets us in touch with the universe.

Crystals for the crown chakra: 

Amethyst: Boosts the production of hormones and tunes the endocrine system and metabolism. Excellent cleanser for the blood, strengthens the immune system, eases headaches and relives tension. Reduces bruising, injuries and swelling. Treats insomnia and brings restful sleep. Overcomes addiction, guards against psychic attacks by transmuting the energy to love. ⁠

Clear Quartz: Known as the 'Master Healer', clear quartz magnifies and amplifies energy and thought and any crystal that it is paired with. It absorbs, stores, releases and regulates energy. Draws off negative energy of all kinds, neutralizing background radiation. Treats acne, pains, arthritis, asthma, diabetes, fibromyalgia, leg cramps, menstrual cramps, metabolism, muscles spams and ulcers. ⁠

Selenite: Opens the crown and third eye chakras. Selenite guards against epileptic seizures and aligns the spinal column, promoting flexibility. Neutralizes mercury poisoning from dental amalgams and reverses the effects of free radicals in the body. Excellent for breastfeeding mothers. Provides deep healing for the nerves. Extremely calming, instilling deep peace within oneself. ⁠

Labradorite: Treats disorders of the eye and brain, colds, gout, rheumatism. Balances hormones and can also relieve menstrual tension, stress, lower blood pressure and regulate metabolism. Calms the overactive mind and energizes the imagination, bringing forth new ideas. Banishes fears, and brings forth intuition for the right timing. Balances the ability to analyze and be rational. ⁠

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