Archangel Raphael Pendant Amulet
The Medicine of God Archeiai/Twin Flame – Mother Mary
- Truth, Healing of Body, Mind, Soul, and Spirit, Science, Inspiration, material needs (food, shelter, etc.),
- Alternative and Traditional Medicine
- 5th ray- Green Flame
Aventurine The healer’s stone. Aventurine calms a distraught heart and has a stabilizing effect.
“Green Aventurine helps you stay focused on eating healthy and exercising regularly to maintain a healthy heart. On another level, this is a prosperity stone. Keep one in your wallet, pocket, or cash draw to continue to attract the physical rewards that come with financial success. ” excerpt from The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals and Stones by Margaret Ann Lembo
Emerald is a stone of great harmony, wisdom, and love. Emerald gives the knowingness of the heart, peaceful dreams, and to transmit balance, healing, and patience.
Prehnite is a stone of unconditional love. It is said to connect to the archangel Raphael. Prehnite enhances inner knowledge, showing the path forward to spiritual growth through attunement to divine energy.
Direct from the designer. Amulets are approx – to 1.5 inches in diameter. These are very unique. Each Item is individually made, so no – pieces are exactly alike. All Gemdrops come with black satin cord and information card.
“Archangel Raphael is the archangel responsible for healing and good health in most traditions. Raphael is mentioned in the Book of Tobit. His name means ‘It is God who heals.’ Archangel Raphael provides healing support for any type of discomfort on all levels – mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. This archangel helps to strengthen your determination to overcome health challenges, helps you understand how you created your present situation, and provide healing support through the transformation. Raphael helps to draw helpful people into your life during a period of healing and heal attachments to things that are no longer for your highest good.”
an excerpt from The Essential Guide to Everyday Angels by Margaret Ann Lembo
