shelikes2read
Thanks for the email that brought me back to this thread! Here's the latest update.
I've done some thinking about the direction I want to go with making these wands. I originally wanted to add chakra-colored stones to accent the wands, but I quickly found out that finding stones in the right size, shape, *and* color assortment to suit me is far easier said than done. Particularly hard to come by is the right color assortment. I didn't expect to be unable to find gemstone beads in all seven chakra colors (or eight, if you include the white one that's about a foot above the crown chakra, as I like to).
I have decided to forego the accent beads. Besides, instead of just pigeonholing the wands into just doing chakra balancing work, I think I'd rather give every user a blank slate to work with, so they can decide for themselves what uses suit their needs best. So now my idea is to make a Lightworker's Wand.
Here are pictures of my two prototypes. One has a natural quartz crystal point on each end, per the request made earlier in this thread, and the other has a quartz sphere on one end, and a natural quartz point on the other. Each wand is just over 8 inches long.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v430/Gabey8/280a599f.jpg
Having worked with them, I love the way these materials combine to direct energy. To give an idea of how they work, I did my best to take an image, albeit with a very limited-capability camera, that would show just how the wands fill up with and project VISIBLE light energy. I held the sphere end of the one wand up to a penlight in a darkened room. That's the bright spot at the bottom of the image. As you can see, the light fills the stem, goes into the quartz point, and is reflected off the nearby wall.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v430/Gabey8/1c399e1f.jpg
I'm trying to find reasonable prices online for similar items, so I have an idea of what's a fair amount to charge. (If anyone has ideas of websites I should check, please let me know.) But I did order some bracelet boxes last night that I think will suffice for shipping/storage purposes, in preparation of actually making items that will be purchased and mailed out. (I'll find out how well the boxes work when they get here, and I get a look at how the protofypes fit.)
I've done some thinking about the direction I want to go with making these wands. I originally wanted to add chakra-colored stones to accent the wands, but I quickly found out that finding stones in the right size, shape, *and* color assortment to suit me is far easier said than done. Particularly hard to come by is the right color assortment. I didn't expect to be unable to find gemstone beads in all seven chakra colors (or eight, if you include the white one that's about a foot above the crown chakra, as I like to).
I have decided to forego the accent beads. Besides, instead of just pigeonholing the wands into just doing chakra balancing work, I think I'd rather give every user a blank slate to work with, so they can decide for themselves what uses suit their needs best. So now my idea is to make a Lightworker's Wand.
Here are pictures of my two prototypes. One has a natural quartz crystal point on each end, per the request made earlier in this thread, and the other has a quartz sphere on one end, and a natural quartz point on the other. Each wand is just over 8 inches long.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v430/Gabey8/280a599f.jpg
Having worked with them, I love the way these materials combine to direct energy. To give an idea of how they work, I did my best to take an image, albeit with a very limited-capability camera, that would show just how the wands fill up with and project VISIBLE light energy. I held the sphere end of the one wand up to a penlight in a darkened room. That's the bright spot at the bottom of the image. As you can see, the light fills the stem, goes into the quartz point, and is reflected off the nearby wall.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v430/Gabey8/1c399e1f.jpg
I'm trying to find reasonable prices online for similar items, so I have an idea of what's a fair amount to charge. (If anyone has ideas of websites I should check, please let me know.) But I did order some bracelet boxes last night that I think will suffice for shipping/storage purposes, in preparation of actually making items that will be purchased and mailed out. (I'll find out how well the boxes work when they get here, and I get a look at how the protofypes fit.)