Agate Heart on Stand – Orange Color

Agate Heart on Stand- Orange Color 

Open Up!

Agate Heart on Stand Affirmation: It’s easy to open myself up to allow the light in. I unlock the secrets of my soul. I am aware of my thoughts and belief systems. I am a caretaker of the earth. I spend time in nature. My connection with fairies is strong. I am a good gardener!

Color: translucent to opaque brown

Chakra(s): root

About the stone: Brown Agate is silicon dioxide forming microcrystalline quartz with a brownish hue. Stones can be translucent to opaque.

Astrological sign(s): Capricorn

Planet(s): Saturn, Ceres

Number(s): 4

Element(s): earth

Mohs scale: 6.5–7

Spiritual uses: Brown agate is a perfect stone for connecting with the elemental spirits, devic forces, and the fairy kingdom. The plant and other earth spirits are aligned with this stone. With it, you can tap into the wisdom of the earth stewards. This stone opens up the “trap doors” on the soles of your feet, grounding you so that you can communicate with nature spirits.

Emotional uses: Brown agate reminds you that laughter and play are keys to a balanced emotional state. This stone wants you to make mud pies and reactivate your child-like nature. The carefree energy of this stone, which is strongly aligned with the nature spirits, helps you heal your inner child and issues from the past. This stone also helps you to sort out your emotions so that you can recognize that all that exists is this present moment.

Mental uses: The color of the earth, brown agate is a useful tool for grounding your awareness by connecting to the soil. It is easy to get distracted, go off on tangents, and never get anything done, but this stone can gently keep you on task while still allowing the energy of fun, play, and creativity.

Physical uses: Brown agate is a good tool for balancing the absorption and elimination processes of the physical body. This stone helps you remove toxins from your physical body through your reconnection with nature.

Excerpted from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals, and Stones (Llewellyn. 2013) by Margaret Ann Lembo