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“So, concluded Joy, when I am optimistic I tend to wear Moonstone, the Stone of New Beginnings.  I saw each week, beginning on a Monday, with great potential and was very optimistic.  And further, I was subconsciously reinforcing this feeling by wearing the stone that paralleled my feelings.

Hmmm, I thought I was going to wear the stone that would best support me not the stone that mirrored how I was feeling.

Joy went on to say that the fact I was wearing more of what mirrored me was my way of telling the world how I felt and what I was expecting of the world.  And, although most people seemed to utilize the stones for what they needed, I was using them to communicate to others.

This conclusion went again what I had understood thus far about the stones and I really needed to sit with it for a bit.”

“Great questions” was her response and with that ambiguous response she went to work.

First, she asked me about how I typically felt as the week began. My response:  I typically felt energized and optimistic as each week began.  The weekends seemed to re-energize me and I was most ofte4n raring to go on a Monday morning.  And, by Friday I was tired and with significantly less enthusiasm than I began the week.  On Saturday, I typically did mindless things – running errands, some cooking, some reading and a bit of TV watching. And my Sunday, my energy was beginning to return with it peaking as I began my week on Monday.

She was amazed that I did not begin my week with the normal Monday morning blues – and I responded that I really did not.  I began most Mondays (there were a few that this was not the case) with a great deal of enthusiasm and optimism.  And I ended the week with this enthusiasm and optimism drained out of me.”

“First Joy wanted to know what stones kept reappearing and in what sequence or pattern I had discerned as I had studied my own life.  I shared with her that it seemed on Monday and sometimes Tuesday I was drawn to wear Moonstone, the Stone of New Beginnings; sometimes on Tuesday and nearly always on Wednesday, I seemed to be attracted to Amethyst, the Stone of Clarity; typically by Thursday I was attracted to wear Carnelian, the Stone of Courage; and by Friday I was nearly always wearing Jasper, the Supreme Nurturing Stone.

She was amazed and not really surprised.  Joy told me that my own analysis was going to assist me in seeing my patterns and needs.  She then asked what I typically wore on the weekend.

That varied a great deal (or so my research had indicated).  I often would wear a jazzy Pearl necklace (the Calming Stone) and if not my funky Pearl necklace, I often wore Citrine, the Stone of Rejuvenation or Turquoise, the Stone of Strength. 

What I wanted to know was how to interpret the patterns I had discovered.  What were these patterns telling me about me?”

“And finally, the last stone in my talisman bag….Moonstone – the Stone of New Beginnings.

What a perfect complement to Amethyst – Clarity; Tourmaline – Inspiration; Turquoise – Strength; Carnelian – Courage; and Malachite – Transformation.  What a talisman bag.

Moonstone – the Stone of New Beginnings….with subtle energy which opens the wearer to serendipity and synchronicity through an enhanced connection to the moon and their own intuition. And how wonderful – the energy of moonstone goes one step further to assist us in smoothing out the emotional stress that naturally comes with new beginnings.

For those drawn to Moonstone, you may often wonder why change is so difficulty – why you seem unable to take the steps to move forward into the new life you often dream about.  Your attraction to Moonstone is an indication that your inner self is looking to connect to its subtle energy to support you in making the changes you desire.  A Past Life Regression for individuals drawn to Moonstone may well uncover information on what is creating the “

Moonstone – the Stone of New Beginnings”

“Six wonderful stones with six unique subtle energy patterns and frequencies each intended to support this life change I was progressing through.  Six beautiful and powerful stones: Turquoise, with its subtle energy of Strength; Amethyst, with its subtle energy of Clarity; Carnelian, with its subtle energy of Courage; Malachite, with its subtle energy of  Growth; Moonstone, with its subtle energy of New Beginnings;  and Tourmaline , with its subtle energy of Inspiration.  Inspiration, clarity, new beginnings, strength, courage and growth – what more could anyone ask for?

Now, how would I form these different stones into a talisman?  I did not know but I did know the perfect person to ask.  So I called the jewelry design lady I had met at the craft show and asked her to design a talisman for me from these different stones.  After a moment’s hesitation, she agreed to create a design if I could give her a couple of weeks to do so.  We agreed and I felt like I could get back to my main task at hand – the Plan.”

“With all that I had to do on “The Plan”, why, oh why, did I have to keep coming back to this book on stones and stone energies?  Why was I not satisfied with the four wonderful stones I had discovered.  But no, the book kept drawing me back.  And now I found myself reading the information on a stone known as Moonstone.

Moonstone – the stone of New Beginnings.  What was going to be more important in my life than the new beginnings I was about to embark upon?  And, let’s see, how did Moonstone’s subtle energy support new beginnings?  The book indicated that the subtle energies of Moonstone are connected with the moon and intuition; that the subtle energies smooth emotional stress; and finally that they assists the wearer to be open to serendipity and synchronicity.  How perfect .  And I loved all of the colors of Moonstone  – from pach, to grey, to white, to what was described as “gentle rainbow”.  How beautiful.

Was I going to end up with all of the stones the author described in this book in my talisman?”