Tarot card Readers in Delhi

Are you new to working with crystals? Maybe you tried cleansing your Selenite in water only to see it has dissolved. Or maybe you placed your favorite deep, dark Amethyst crystal in the windowsill and later discovered that it had faded. I’ve tried out all sorts of techniques when it comes to recharging the crystals and after a lot of trial and error, I have realized that we need to be mindful of what process we are following to maintain the longevity of healing stones. Read on to find out how to best care for your crystals. Exposure to Sunlight: -- Crystals fade when we leave them out on the sun for longer periods as extreme temperature changes are harmful to our crystals. Crystals like Fluorite, Celestite, Smoky Quartz and more will begin to lose their color if kept in the sunlight for too long. Dipping them in Salt Water:- Immersing the crystals in salt water will damage the crystals as it will make them brittle and weak overtime. I advise my clients to use an indirect method of salt cleansing, wherein you put the crystal in a glass container, and then put that container in a dish full of salt, instead of immersing the actual crystal in salt. This way the salt draws the negative energy out of the crystals without damaging them. Carrying or Rough handling Crystals like Selenite, Turquoise, Malachite etc... are delicate and they scratch or break easily. While some are fragile and shatter into pieces. Stay mindful and wrap them securely when you are carrying them.