Super Seven rolled
Cacoxeniterolled, Stone of Light
Your Super Seven rolled stone is a polished Cacoxenite made up of seven minerals. Amethyst, Cacoxenite, Lepidocrocite, Goethite, Rutile, Smoky Quartz and Clear Quartz activate as many chakras in lithotherapy - for multiple protective effects.
What are the lithotherapy properties of your rolled Super Seven?
Holistic protection
Linked to the seven chakras in lithotherapy, Cacoxenite, also known as Stone of Light, multiplies its protective benefits for mind and body.
Its symbolic affinities with intuition and clairvoyance link you both to the depths of your own mind's reality and to the motivations of others to act or refrain from acting.
The Super Seven is the perfect time to meditate on your condition and that of those around you. The result is a new self-confidence that puts any negative feelings, such as fear and anxiety, into perspective. By alleviating the stress that hinders your connection to the world, this stone helps you gain a new perspective on your difficulties in developing and accepting logics that were previously unknown to you. To see yourself better is also to see the Other better.
The protection afforded by Rolled Cacoxenite translates on a physical level into better defenses if your health is fragile. Your immune system will be strengthened, helping you to heal through a holistic approach to the ailments that could weaken you. Pain will then take its rightful place - for it is never suffering that defines us, but the forces that balance it and oppose its effects.
Purifying the Super Seven
Cacoxenite recharging and cleaning
Exposure to the Sun, running water, or fumigation, breath/ wind, intention, singing bowl, form waves, prayers, earth...Astrological signs associated with Rolled Cacoxenitis
All zodiac signs, but especially Libra, Gemini and TaurusChakras
The 7 chakrasElement
EarthMineralogy of your rolled stone
Composed of Cacoxenite, Quartz, Rutile and Smoky Quartz, Amethyst, Lepidocrocite and Goethite, Super Seven should not be confused with Auralite, whose geographical origin is different and whose composition can include up to 23 minerals.
More or less transparent and formed by the metamorphism of magmatic rocks from a single mine in Brazil, Cacoxenite offers a range of hues from brown to violet, yellow and grey.
It is a hard stone: its hardness is 9 on the Mohs scale.
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