CHAROITE HEALING STONES

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Discovered in Russia in 1940 in the Murun mountains in Yakutia, to date, this the only known location for this rare mineral.

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The name Chariot is derived from the Chary River which is near where it was found.
Russian Chariot is the perfect stone for those suffering with obsessive compulsive disorder
Purple, solid. Newly coming into greater use.
Works with Indigo & violet Charka to transmute/lift us out of emotions, fear.
Seeing old patterns with new possibilities.

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CHAROITE HEALING STONES Purple, solid. Newly coming into greater use. Works with Indigo & violet Charka to transmute/lift us out of emotions, fear. Seeing old patterns with new possibilities. Opens heart, inspiration, service, seeing clearly mentally, physically, psychically, faster healing. Some find useful also for entity release work and alcohol/liver detoxification. Russian Chariot is the perfect stone for those suffering with obsessive compulsive disorder because it grounds our emotions and opens and balances the crown charka. If you find yourself holding on to fears and allowing them to hold you back from being all that you can be, try meditating with a Russian Chariot Gemstone. It helps you to let go of the fear and transform them into a positive energy you can use to move on to bigger and better things. Those suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder could benefit from Russian Chariot Gemstone because it not only helps you to overcome the disorder but its transformational abilities helps you to redirect those energies into something more positive and life affirming for you.

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