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Larimar

High Vibration, Communication, Nurturing

For more Larimar pictures, see our Larimar Photo Gallery Pronunciation: LAH-ree-marh

Also known as: Lorimar, Var. of Pectolite

Primary Chakra: Thymus, Throat, Third Eye, Crown

Astrological sign(s): Leo

Vibration: Number 6 (Pectolite), 9 (Larimar)

Crystal System: Triclinic

Chemical Composition: NaCa2Si3O8(OH) Sodium Calcium Silicate Hydroxide

Mineral Class: Silicates

Group: Pyroxenoid

Hardness: (4.5 - 5)

Color: Pale blue, Green blue, Sky Blue

Location: Dominican Republic, Bahamas

Rarity: Limited locations make this uncommon
 
Larimar aids in the process of using power and knowledge wisely. It encourages one to speak their inner truth. Larimar enhances the process of bringing through and manifesting creative impulses. It assists overly-critical people in opening their heart and mind so that they may adopt a more accepting perspective of self and others. Larimar helps to clarify one’s perception of those things in life, within and without, that need to change. It facilitates meditation and inner journeys and helps lighten depression and apathy.  Larimar enhances calmness, serenity and purity. Used most often with the Heart, Thymus and Throat Chakras.

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Created by Kristi26084 points . Last Modification: Monday 08 of March, 2010 13:21:42 EST by kristi26084 points . (Version 25)

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