Green Amethyst has long been a favorite of mine and I use it for physical healing. I love working with it as it has a gentleness about it, yet packs a big punch. Try it by placing it on the painful area of the body and let its energy start to work healing you. When I could, I would wear them in a crystal point which are very hard to find. Mine was from Brazil, but they are actually very rare to find them anymore. I carry them with me, not only for healing but protection as well.
Green Amethyst helps to end bad habits and toxic behavior. It can help us to rid ourselves of all that is holding us back, so we become the person we are meant to be. Prestolite (also known as green amethyst), is a heat-treated form of amethyst. Because it closely related to both amethyst and citrine, it acts as a bridge between the solar plexus chakra (seat of the will), the heart chakra, and the third eye and crown chakras. This makes it ideal for aligning the body, mind, and spirit into an integrated whole.
Green Amethyst is often referred to by other names such as Green Quartz, Lime Citrine, Veregreen and Amegreen. Found naturally most are from Brazil and Poland. Although some have been found in the United States, Zambia, Tanzania and Canada.
Green Amethyst is a stone that you are going to want to have as part of your daily healing journey. It shares all of the powerful benefits of the more familiar purple Amethyst. Green Amethyst is said to bring the person using it incredible spiritual protection against negative energy and toxic vibrations. An excellent stone for elimination and filtration. Others even say that this stone may be helpful in treating ulcers, blockages, and even various kinds of growths and illnesses.
Green Amethyst is my go to and has been for many years. I have seen it do wonders with many people that have gotten them from me. I believe that all things placed on the Great Mother Earth has purpose and meaning. This is defiantly one stone to keep in your arsenal of protection and healing!
Blessings to All,
~ bear Medicinewalker
