Lapis Lazuli Orgonite

Lapis Lazuli is a deep blue metamorphic rock, often speckled with golden pyrite inclusions, giving it the appearance of a celestial vault. It is a stone revered since antiquity, considered a symbol of wisdom, truth, and communication.

​Associated Chakras

​Lapis Lazuli is linked to the upper chakras, governing self-expression and intuition:

​Throat Chakra (Vishuddha): center of communication, truth, and self-expression.

​Third Eye Chakra (Ajna): center of intuition, inner wisdom, and clairvoyance.

​1. Wisdom and Mental Clarity

​Wisdom and Truth: It is the stone of wisdom and inner truth. It encourages introspection, honesty, integrity, and helps regain control of one's life by acting with discernment.

​Clarity of Mind: It stimulates intellect, memory, concentration, and creativity, making it beneficial for students and professionals.

​Intuition: It activates the Third Eye, stimulating intuition, clairvoyance, and openness to spiritual consciousness.

​2. Communication and Emotions

​Self-Expression: It is essential for the Throat Chakra, facilitating the clear expression of thoughts, feelings, and opinions. It helps unblock speech, especially in cases of shyness, repressed anger, or difficulty communicating emotions.

​Serenity and Stress: It brings deep calm, inner peace, and serenity. It helps manage stress, anxiety, and feelings of frustration or anger. It is recommended as a support in the fight against depression.

​Relationships: It promotes relationships based on honesty, listening, and frankness, strengthening bonds of friendship and love.

​3. Physical Plane

​Sleep: Its soothing virtues make it an ally in combating sleep disorders and insomnia.

​Head and Throat: It is often used to relieve migraines and headaches. It is renowned for soothing throat and respiratory tract disorders (asthma, cough) and inflammation.

​Eyes: It is associated with improving the proper functioning of the eyes and vision problems.

​Warning: The properties and virtues of stones are provided for informational purposes and are based on beliefs and traditions. They should in no way replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.