“Mercury Retrograde” is when the planet Mercury appears to be traveling backward from our viewpoint on Earth. It happens for about three weeks three to four times a year and is associated with mistakes, communication problems, delays, and electronics breaking down. It is believed not to be a good time to make life-altering changes, like starting a new job, signing contracts, or making big purchases. During this time, it is important to be flexible, focused, patient, cautious, and careful (make sure your computer is backed up). With all that considered, Mercury Retrograde is a great time to take a break, reflect on the past, reassess life, reorganize, and connect with old friends. When the time arises, carry these three stones to help with the challenging situations Mercury Retrograde may bring. Charging your stones is said to increase their power. Place stones on a plate outside or on a windowsill in the light of the full moon overnight for charging. Affirmation: “I am focused, adaptable, and patient. I can handle anything that comes my way.” Amazonite is a soothing stone. It’s said to calm the brain and nervous system and aids in maintaining optimum health. Amazonite assists in communicating one’s true thoughts and feelings without over-emotionalism. Black Tourmaline is a bodyguard stone that can provide protection and clear negative energy. It can assist in letting go of fear and anxiety and encourages optimistic attitudes, good luck, and happiness. It is believed to absorb electromagnetic radiation, making it an excellent stone for placing near computers and other electronics. Labradorite is a majestic stone said to stimulate your inner awareness, bringing you closer to discovering your true self and helping you become the person you are destined to be. Labradorite is also known as a powerful protector stone, creating a shielding force throughout the aura strengthening natural energies within and believed to protect against negativity and misfortunes. *Stones shown in picture are not exact stones shipped. All stones vary in color, size, and shape.
