Budstone or African Jade rolled stones
Budstone or African Jade rolled stones are a leek-green variety of Quartz prase with a beautiful effect.
In lithotherapy, this mineral helps you resist difficulties with patience and endurance.
What are the benefits of rolled Budstone in lithotherapy?
In the face of worries and complications, African Jade offers patience and determination. Its symbol of endurance teaches us to stand firm. To achieve our goals, we need to align our forces and transcend our impulses, whether they tend towards denial, fear or hubris.
Understanding our most negative emotions is a source of balance. This requires patience, which is the key to endurance and determination, because our own understanding helps us to gain confidence in our own potential.
It's thanks to a new approach to the need for self-confidence that the Other will be understood as another version of our fears and aspirations. To truly love yourself is also to approach the Other. Striving towards this understanding is part of the path towards a life in search of harmony, including the effects of our actions on others. The Budstone will be good company in helping you to grasp the importance of taking precautions with others and the true meaning of diplomacy as a conciliatory agent.
By virtue of helping us to open up to ourselves and the world, on a physical level, Budstone soothes aches and pains - headaches in particular.
Purifying the Budstone
Reloading and cleaning your African Jade
Sun, running water, fumigation, wind/breath, intention, singing bowl, form waves, prayers, earth...Astrological signs
Libra, Aries, Cancer, Capricorn, Gemini, Leo, Pisces, Sagittarius, Scorpio, Taurus, Aquarius, VirgoChakras
Crown and 4ᵉ chakra - HeartElement
EarthBudstone mineralogy
Native to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Madagascar, African jade can be opaque or transparent, with a vitreous or pearly lustre. The leek-green color of this Quartz prase is due to its composition: it is a silicate containing chromium - but also iron, magnesium and lithium.
Hardness on the Mohs scale: 7
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