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According to vedic astrological gem remedies, ruby is governed by the Sun, a planetary deity representing the male or father principle. The Sun's color is blood red. Its nature is bile-dominated, and it presides over the east direction. The Sun is responsible for our immunity and physical makeup. It is also said to govern the brain, nerves, liver, lungs, heart, and bones. For gaining self-confidence, vitality, resistance, ambition, understanding of parapsychic phenomena, intellect, prosperity, ...
It was once thought that nothing positive could be achieved on March 6, a day considered "perilous." Perhaps you are the cautious sort who likes to be extra careful just in case, or maybe you have your own unlucky days. Try wearing a small piece of malachite either as a piece of jewelry or in a bag around your neck for luck. Malachite is one of the earliest gems to be discovered and used. A malachite decoration estimated to be more than ten thousand years old was unearthed in Iraq. Because of ...
The weekend is here, winter is finally letting go of its frozen hold over you, and your thoughts move to finding the perfect companion to spend your life with. Spruce up your happy clothes, use those great-smelling soaps and shampoos, and get out and socialize. Nothing says you're hot like looking great and smelling like springtime itself. Get some new shoes, dust off those party clothes, and get out on the dance floor. Make it a point to visit events that are held locally and check out the ...
Emotions are the seat of sensitivity within our spiritual bodies. Emotions are a spiritual guide, and becoming aware of them and their influence is vital to any living spiritual path. For this spell, light a blue candle and anoint your neck with lavender, jasmine, or rose oil. Put yourself in a meditative state of mind and think about the role emotions play in your life-to what extent are you in control of your emotions, and to what extent do you feel they control you? Next, take some herbs ...
