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“Ah, how easy it is to become lost in the intriguing and delightful and fall prey to not accomplishing that which really makes the difference!

I know I had read that somewhere and simply did not know where – and it did not matter.  I had simply so enjoyed spending time with the stone energy book that totally lost track of the action plan intended to create the reality I had seen in my Past Life Regression. 

The problem was that, although I had the spread sheet started and I had some major categories identified, I really did not know where to begin.  So, once again I turned to my Past Life Regression Therapist/Life Coach to ask her to (once again) refocus me on the project at hand.

I was amazed when she told me that what I was suffering from (not knowing how to create this new reality) was not dissimilar from the ailment that the many individuals were confronting.  And, that the one similarity she had ascertained the many individuals had in common was that they were each being faced with some major change in their life.

She recommended I purchase a book and sign up for a workshop that was being held nearby.  The book was The Manifestation Wheel by Alan Seale and the workshop was in alignment with the book and intended to support individuals and groups in manifesting what they desired in life.”

“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.”

“Something told me there was one more stone that would benefit me greatly.  One more stone,  in combination with the other five stones, would create a talisman of protection and proper energy.  So I began the search for the last stone for my talisman.

And search I did – as searching for one more stone was much more fun than completing my action plan.  One more stone – was it Serpentine, the stone of self control?;  Was it Tigers Eye, the stone of resourcefulness?; Or, perhaps it was Apatite, the stone of motivation?  Which stone was it?

After reading about many stones and knowing they were not the final stone for my talisman, I stumbled upon the stone called Tourmaline.  Tourmaline, the stone of inspiration, was exactly what I needed for finish my talisman.  Tourmaline, through its subtle energies, was purported to encourage growth and support the understanding of self and others. The book indicated that Tourmaline also aids in aligning all parts of self and of a plan to achieve the highest potential outcome.  Tourmaline it was!

Finally, all the stones of my talisman had been identified.  Somehow, I felt like I could move forward with more confidence and self-assurance.  What a great feeling.”

“What else might I need in my talisman?  As I leafed through the book, I came upon the stone known as Malachite. 

Malachite - the stone of transformation!  Oh my, transformation – the very essence of what I needed to have happen in my life.  How could a stone help with transformation?  As I read on. The book indicated that the subtle energies of Malachite assists in personal transformation by amplifying all energies; by encouraging risk taking and change; and by enhancing intuition and insights.  

As it appeared I was venturing into a place I was not familiar with, all of these attributes or subtle energies were important.  This stone called Malachite was a must in my talisman.

I now had a total of four stones for my talisman(s).  How to go about finding them and creating my talisman – that was the next challenge.”
 

“I had so much to learn about the subtle energies of stones.  I did not even know that stones of the earth carried subtle energies – and yet it all made sense, what with the not so recent scientific discoveries in Quantum Physics.
So, aware now of the subtle energies, I began to research different stones.  The crafted (Song of the Stones) told me to start by identifying what stones I liked.  Since I did not know many of the names or knew what I liked, I started with the one stone I did know – Turquoise.

Hmmm. my research indicated that Turquoise is a stone that carries the subtle energy of strength.  That it supports healing of body and spirit; aids in dispelling negative energy and supports self-actualization.  Wow – I could use all of these subtle energies.  Turquoise was a stone for me!”

“So I headed home with the draft of my plan in my possession and more than a few reservations.  Was I enough to accomplish this?  What type of Spiritual Guidance would I receive?  Was I really intended to be a change maker and leave the “village” and strike off on my own?  And what if I did not find that wonderful valley – what if, in real life, I was unsuccessful?

As all of these thoughts crossed my mind, I realized that I did, indeed, want to pursue this dream of mine.  That, given our plan as it was, I did not need to make any significant decisions for quite a few months as I became more educated and aware of what this new life might look like.  With these thoughts and a plan that was in excess of 18 months long, I realized it would benefit me to have a talisman as a continual reminder of where I was headed and for support along the way.

A talisman….what might I choose as this reminder?  It had to be inconspicuous (I was not ready to share my plan with more than a couple of my close friends); it had to be easy to have with me; and I had to like having it in my possession.”