LAPIS LAZULI

 
Lapis Lazuli word came from  the ancient Persians lazhuward, which meant blue. 
The ancient Egyptians, dating back to 3100 B.C., utilized lapis lazuli in cosmetics and jewelry, creating pendants and scarabs, as well as for medicinal purposes. In ancient cultures, lapis was commonly employed for carving artistic objects and enhancing interior decoration.
Lapis activates the psychic centers located at the third eye, facilitating the development of heightened intuition and access to spiritual guidance. This stone enhances visionary awareness, providing new insights through imagery rather than language. Additionally, it serves as a stone of truth, stimulating the throat chakra.
 
Lapis Lazuli is renowned for its effectiveness in exploring alternate and past lives. This stone facilitates access to the Akashic records, allowing individuals to uncover details about their own lifetimes.
Additionally, Lapis Lazuli promotes expanded awareness and belief systems, aiding in the identification of personal gifts and abilities, as well as recognizing limitations and opportunities for growth.
 
This enchanting blue stone aids in uncovering the karmic origins of illnesses and highlights the habitual thought patterns and emotions that may hinder one's healing journey.