Protector and Ruler of the dates December 27-31 Capricorn. Protector and Ruler of the dates Sept.8-12 Virgo. He is the Angel of Compassion, Knowledge, Progress, Repentance, and Love. Raphael also Heals Illness and is the Ruler of The west wind. He is also the Master of Tarot Card 0 “The Fool” and the 1st Tarot Card “The Magician”. Raphael is known as the Glory Angel Tree of Life, the Angel of Wednesday, the Ruler of Mercury. We know our place in the universe and see things as they are. When the Crown is in balance, our energies are in balance. It is the fountainhead of our beliefs and the source of our spirituality. It controls how we think, and how we respond to the world around us. The Crown Chakra is located at the top of the head and is our gateway to the expanded universe. We are open to new ideas, dreams, and can control the flow of energy within all chakras.
When the Third Eye Chakra is in balance our thoughts and internal communications within ourselves are healthy and vibrant. Our consciousness is located here, and we relate to ourselves through this chakra. It directs our sight and everyday awareness of the world. The Third Eye Chakra is the center of our perception and command. Moldavite also stimulates the Third Eye and Crown Chakras. When the Heart Chakra is out of balance you may feel either controlling or controlled in a relationship, and become critical of the little foibles of others Green crystal energy is used to resolve blockages and to re-balance the Heart Chakra, helping us understand our own needs and emotions clearly. It regulates our interaction with the external world and controls what we embrace and what we resist. The Heart Chakra is located near the center of the breastbone. Moldavite is relatively fragile and should never be cleansed with salt to avoid scratching its surface. These are tempered naturally and if dropped on a glass or metal surface they ring like a coin. The rarest of all (less than one percent) are the "sonorous" Moldavites, called Angel Chimes. Ones found intact and unmarred are considered "museum-grade" and are both rare and valuable. More finely textured and sculpted specimens are found in sand or gravel pits. Pieces found at or near the surface have been subjected to erosion in streams and rivers over the millennia and resemble the rough exterior common to river stones. The most magnificent of Moldavite’s features is the beautifully etched, carved, wrinkled, or sculpted patterns inherent in raw and unpolished stones. Moldavite occurs most often in shades of deep forest green, though some are pale green or olive, and others, especially from Moravia, are greenish-brown. Moldavites from Bohemian localities are more drop-like, elongated, or rod-like, while Moravian stones are more spherical. The shapes of Moldavite give witness to its molten origins, most commonly drop-like (round to very flattened), plate or disc-shaped, oval, spheroid, dumbbell-shaped, elliptical, rod-like, or spiral, all common in splash patterns of liquids.
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