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Anna Maria Vasquez explains the increasing pull towards nature, attributing it to the intense winds of change and major astrological shifts. She emphasizes that humans need nature to reconnect with their forgotten essence, as nature's frequencies call us back to resonance and remembrance, especially through the ancient collaboration with rocks.
Anna Maria delves into how nature communicates through subtle energies, appealing to different 'clair' senses. She suggests paying attention to visual cues (a rock calling to you), auditory sensations (the wind's direction), emotional pulls (a desire to visit a park), or a simple knowingness (the need for a hike). Engaging consciously with 'rock beings' can amplify these subtle energies, as rocks act as frequency beings that hold and emit their own energy.
Anna Maria differentiates between crystals and rocks, noting that crystals have repeating crystalline patterns from one or two elements, while rocks are galactic aggregates. She explains that every rock is a piece of Gaia with deep wisdom. Ancient sacred sites were built with stones due to their harmonic properties; French scientists determined that rocks 'breathe' electromagnetic energy and possess auric fields, which are about four times their diameter, influencing anyone within their proximity.
Anna Maria discusses masculine and feminine stones, with volcanic rocks (obsidian, basalt) having fiery masculine energy and sedimentary rocks (limestone, sandstone) possessing feminine energy. Metamorphic rocks, formed under intense pressure, are typically masculine. She explains that using both masculine and feminine stones creates a shield, altering the energy within a stone structure or circle, and promoting transformation as our bodies remember this resonance.
Anna Maria highlights the importance of asking permission from rocks, comparing it to seeking consent from animals. She suggests that a rock will make you feel lighter if it's a 'yes' or heavier if it's a 'no.' Different rocks offer distinct energies; for instance, basalt provides energetic protection, while limestone brings softening and grounding. She also describes using stone configurations (e.g., one to nine stones in a circle) for specific intentions like balance or transformation, emphasizing that consciously working with rocks amplifies their frequency.
Anna Maria elaborates on the profound energy of caves, revered as mother earth's womb and used in mystery schools for deep spiritual experiences. She stresses the importance of intention in cave visits and stone work, balanced with detachment to allow for whatever unfolds naturally. She also advises against overzealous engagement, which can lead to energetic burnout, and encourages listening to inner guidance for optimal interaction with natural energies.
Anna Maria addresses the common feeling that crystals and stones may lose their energy over time. She suggests consciously checking in with them, asking if they desire a new assignment, or simply reactivating them by acknowledging their presence. For stones that no longer resonate, she recommends gifting them to others, placing them outdoors near trees, or adding them to existing rock circles or medicine wheels, always with intention and by asking permission.
Mary shares her deep connection to heart rocks and river stones, which Anna Maria affirms by explaining that finding heart rocks is about the unique frequency an individual carries. Anna Maria highlights the significance of Mary's photo in a river, noting that river rocks embody the energy of constant flow and adaptability, holding diverse energies from various sources. This resonates with Mary's 'Heartlight Healing' company, signifying her ability to flow and adapt to different people's healing needs.
Barbara asks for advice on releasing crystals and rocks she no longer wants and for a stone recommendation. Anna Maria suggests either regifting them or placing them in nature, such as in a tree for assistance or adding them to existing outdoor rock circles. For a personal recommendation, Anna Maria identifies red granite for Barbara, suggesting its placement on an altar. Red granite, known for its resonant properties with the human body (iron for blood, quartz/silica for bones), is ideal for deep grounding and attunement.
Anna Maria addresses the potential pitfalls of aggressively placing stones with an egoic intention, emphasizing the importance of asking permission from nature before leaving anything behind. She shares an anecdote about a sacred cave where she had to wait for 45 minutes before entering, highlighting the spiritual maturity of slowing down, listening, and recalibrating one's energy to align with the sacred space rather than imposing on it.
Sonia describes a long-standing circle of black, gray, and malachite stones around a crystal bowl. Anna Maria confirms that Sonia intuitively created a powerful protection field, both for the crystal bowl and for herself, ensuring psychic protection. Anna Maria encourages Sonia to engage more consciously with all her stones, as they are 'giddy and excited' for her renewed attention, eager to 'play' and offer their wisdom. She also suggests placing a stone in the bathroom to aid in energetic release during personal moments.
Addressing feelings of overwhelm and stagnation, Anna Maria recommends working with 'schist,' a metamorphic rock that aligns with the solar plexus chakra. Schist helps in overcoming challenges, transforming stagnation, and reconnecting with personal power, redirecting energy effectively. She emphasizes the importance of stepping outside, playing, and reigniting passion by letting the rocks reinspire us with their magic and mystery, reminding us of our purpose and connection to nature's wisdom.