Hawkeye

The Hawkeye is the image of the hawk: he who sees all and knows how to reach his goal by transcending all obstacles. 

The great advantage of this stone is its globality: introspection, observation, stepping back, decision-making and action. All with the original goal in mind.

His wisdom teaches you to take a broad view of what's inside you and what's around you and to position yourself and act on these observations, with accuracy and wisdom, in full awareness of the facts, without losing sight of your original goal.

This stone teaches you that attentive and global observation is the key to many doors and that it is thanks to it that you can access many answers to the questions you ask yourself and find solutions to the problems you may encounter.

Global vision isn't just about stepping back and looking at the world from above, it's also about looking within. The Hawkeye accelerates many insights into the outside world and your inner world, allowing your mind to evolve without being influenced by reassuring words, ego-flattery or destructive judgments.

Her company helps you become aware of the mechanisms that lead to self-sabotage, manipulation, self-judgment, lack of confidence, naivety or rigidity of mind. It encourages you to preserve or regain your free will in all circumstances and to be open to new ideas.

This stone is welcome when decisions need to be made, or when difficulties cause confusion. It is also ideal for clarifying a goal and establishing an action plan to achieve it.

On a physical level, Hawkeye can alleviate sight-related disorders (conjunctivitis, visual fatigue, progressive myopia...). It is also useful for mood swings, tremors, nervousness and overwork.

How to use Hawkeye?

• When your eyes are tired, lie down with a Hawkeye pebble over each eye.
• In the event of problems with no apparent solutions, or to promote right decision-making, do a visualization session, meditation or relaxation with a Hawkeye placed over your 3ᵉ eye (don't forget to make a specific request).
• Wear a Hawkeye as a talisman if you receive psychic attacks or have to deal with manipulative people.
• Wear a Falcon's Eye at business or family meetings, when you have to hire staff or make important decisions in your private or professional life.
• If, after devising a strategy, taking action is difficult, combine Hawkeye with Tiger's Eye.

Where to place the Hawkeye?

• A Falcon's Eye in a living space accelerates awareness. Don't be surprised if many synchronicities come your way.
• You can place this stone in your bedroom or under your pillow to help transmit and understand the messages in your dreams.
• It is ideal in a therapeutic practice, in a place dedicated to mediation.
• Or on your desk if you want to develop your sense of observation and work on your projects with a global vision.

Who's the Hawkeye for?

• It's the perfect stone for people who are easily influenced, who have little or no opinion, and who have difficulty making decisions or choices.
• It is well suited to entrepreneurs and those who need to develop strategies.
• Ideal for people who are closed-minded and have difficulty accepting change or novelty.
• It can help relieve stressed and overworked people who feel like pressure cookers and don't know where to start to reduce the pressure.

The Hawkeye in mineralogy

Hawkeye occurs when the fibers of Crocidolite are silicified by the penetration of silica-rich hydrothermal solutions.
It is a silicon dioxide containing (in trace form) sodium, aluminum, iron and magnesium. It belongs to the Quartz group and to the mineral class of oxides.
As a result of its formation, Hawkeye occurs in large veins of Quartz and never as crystals.
Its color is blue, blue-gray to dark blue, almost black, satin to brilliant with luminous shimmering reflections.

Did you know?

Tiger's eye is formed when the iron in hawk's eye oxidizes.

Falcon's eye and tiger's eye are often found intermingled.

The story of Hawkeye

Hawkeye has always been considered a stone of clairvoyance, promoting intuition and awareness.

In ancient Egypt, this stone was called "Horus ", meaning "he who is above ", and is the name of one of the most ancient of Egyptian gods, depicted with a falcon's head.

In Peruvian shamanic tradition, the Hawkeye symbolizes the evolution of the spirit, from animal to human.

In the Celtic tradition, this stone is also considered a stone of awareness, openness and evolution of the spirit in stages.

Hawkeye was officially "discovered" in 1883, when it was given the name "Hawkeye" to differentiate it from other varieties of shimmering Quartz such as Cat's Eye or Tiger's Eye and it wasand still is) cut for jewelry inGermany's famousIdar region.