Crystal Cleansing is a personal experience because, in my opinion, it creates a strong connection between you and your crystal. You need to aline with each other in order to amplify a common visualization.
How to Cleanse a Crystal
It’s been a while since I wrote about cleansing crystals. This is not because I have lost my mind or anything, but because I have become a bit more mindful of the things that are in my life.
I was kidding about being mindful, but it turns out that being more deliberate with the things in your life can actually help you to cleanse crystals better.
The first thing to know is that cleansing crystals is a long-known practice, and not just for crystal healers or shamans. It’s actually something anyone can do to improve their well-being (even if they don’t know it), and even if you know exactly what you should do for cleansing crystals.
Here are some things to consider:
• This is an experience that doesn’t harm your body (as far as we know)
• You will be purified from negative energy, thus reducing stress and making you happier overall
• If you do this every day, it can reduce the amount of negative energy in your life and lead to improvements in yourself as well
So here are some questions you need to ask yourself:
• How often do I need to cleanse? For example once per week? Once per month? Once per quarter? Once per year? Once every five years? Or never again? Do this on days when the negative energy can cause problems in your life, such as with work or social situations.
• What form of cleansing do I need — purifying water or soft cleaning cloths? How many times per week/month/quarter/year should these be done; once daily, once twice daily, once weekly, once monthly, etc.? Should these be done with a specific intention like “purify today” or “purify tomorrow”; “everything must be purified today”; “I want all negativity removed from me today” etc.? Should there be no particular intention at all like when doing a regular bathing ritual — does this really matter one way or another? The answer varies from person to person; for example: when bathing regularly our goal is not so much purity but relaxation and relaxation is part of cleansing rituals for us. If cleaning only rarely we want to focus on purifying so any intentions at all will differ too (we may just want clear current mindsets). When cleaning frequently we want a single intention like purifying every time we go into our
More information about cleansing crystals
The cleansing of crystals is very important. The more you cleanse a crystal, the more its shape will change and the easier it will be to cleanse it.
Some people have a problem with cleaning crystals. They are used by Feng Shui masters for a lot of things and cleaning them often means breaking them. But that’s not what I am talking about. If you love crystals, then you should clean them at least once every year or two (or three) to keep them in their best shape.
Clean your crystals well before they are needed, but don’t do anything that will damage the crystal or break it when it is used by someone else. For example: don’t put any kind of dishwasher water on a crystal (there are cheaper ways to put water on your dishes, like using a spray bottle).
The best way to cleanse your crystals is with clear water if your crystal can go underwater. Some crystals cannot be put underwater because it will damage them so before using water on your crystal, make sure it is not harmful to it.
You can also clean your crystals by smudging incense over them. While using both techniques always keep in mind that you want to purify your crystal. There is no real minimum time it all depends on how you feel. As soon as it feels like it is enough then you can stop.
For stubborn stains (like oil or dirt which may have built up over time), rinse off the liquid in a bucket or bowl with warm water first followed by some detergent (you can even add some baby shampoo if you want). Use cold running water afterward to rinse off the detergent and wipe away any traces left behind with a soft cloth/sponge lightly dampened in cold water; then use normal hot/warm water after wiping away any remaining traces dried out by detergent/soap water. If this method doesn’t work, there are other ways to cleanse your crystal besides washing it.
In conclusion, cleansing your crystals is an important process to keep them functioning at their best. There are many methods you can use, and it is important to find the one that works best for you. crystals can help to improve your life in many ways, but only if they are clean and working properly. So be sure to take the time to cleanse your crystals regularly!
