The Cracked Emerald
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Next one is Tuesday 28th May at 5PM BST (replay will be available).
Based on feedback from the first one here’s the changes I’ll be making from June:
1hr session instead of 45 minutes (15 minutes to ground/meditate) and 45 minutes of conversation and sharing.
Time will be changed (previously 5PM) now 6PM BST.
The Cracked Emerald
“If you spend enough time with someone you will eventually see all the sides to them.”
I have a green emerald gemstone ring that was given to me by a spiritual teacher many years ago for a specific purpose.
I wore it for a while then placed it aside because at the time I didn’t understand its value.
Recently, I felt drawn to wearing it again because I have began to appreciate how certain gemstones have an impact on our energy (depending on our astrological chart).
When I went to visit my teacher he noticed a fine crack inside the stone upon closer inspection.
He told me I could no longer wear it and needed a new one.
It got me thinking about relationships and how we’re afraid of people getting too close to us for fear of seeing our imperfections.
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