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Galenite

Natural History Museum of Denmark, Mineral Hall

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A 14th-Century Papal Bull Discovered in Poland

A lead seal found in northwestern Poland has been identified as a rare papal bull from the reign of Pope Boniface IX (1350-1404). It was discovered in 2021 north of a former cemetery in the village of Budzistowo by metal detectorists with the PARSĘTA Exploration and Search Group. Dirt and corrosion made it difficult to identify at first. Specialists in Kraków cleaned and conserved it, revealing the inscription that marks it as the seal of Boniface IX.

Bullae were round seals, usually made of lead, that were hung on silk strings affixed to the parchments of official proclamations and documents. They were legally valid and highly recognizable signatures. Metallurgic analysis found that this one was made of pure lead derived from galenite deposits in Cyprus, Sardinia, Greece and Spain. This composition indicates the bull is original, not a later copy.

The reverse inscription reads: BONI/FATIUS/PP:VIIII. The obverse features the images of Saint Peter and Saint Paul identified by the inscription SPASPE above their heads.

In the 9th century, what is now Budzistowo was founded by Pomeranian tribes as the fortified settlement of Kołobrzeg. The settlement was on the Parsęta River 2.5 miles from its mouth on the Baltic Sea, and was rich in salt, fish, iron ore and arable land. The Polish Piast dynasty conquered the area in the 10th century, and Kołobrzeg grew into a regional center of the trade in salt and salt-cured fish.

It became a seat of a bishopric in 1000, but the area would only become thoroughly Christianized in the 12th century. St Mary’s church was built at that time. It was converted into an abbey in the 13th century when German settlers founded a new town of Kołobrzeg on the Baltic and the former Pomeranian stronghold was renamed Old Kołobrzeg. A monastery for Benedictine nuns was then built in Old Kołobrzeg.

Historians hypothesize that the bull was kept at the Benedictine monastery, based on a reference in the comprehensive history of Kołobrzeg written by the 18th century Pastor Johann Friedrich Wachsen. He recorded that in 1397, Boniface issued a letter of indulgence for the Benedictine nuns. It guaranteed a full indulgence to anyone who visited the local church.

With no relic relating to the monastery surviving to this day, [Dr Robert Dziemba, the head of the Kołobrzeg History Department,] says that if it is proved that this bull is the same one referenced by Wachsen it would be nothing short of “a historical revelation”. […]

Dziemba speculates that this particular papal bull may have been lost in the 16th century.

“After the 1534 congress in Trzebiatów introduced Lutheranism to Pomerania, the document simply lost its value,” he said. “Maybe the bull was thrown out when the duchy took control of the monastery as a result of this congress – but maybe it was lost centuries later. We will probably never know when and why it was discarded.”

The conserved bull has gone on display in the Museum of Arms in Kołobrzeg.

[jasper-pagan-witch]

I don't intend to use Witchblr and Wizardblr blog ask buttons like Google, but how do I research crystals for my practice correctly? Because if I type in, say, "clear quartz correspondence " at Google I get Crystal Healing stuff instead of witchcraft or magic, and I wondered how to tell what sources are safe and what sources aren't. Hibiscus Moon Crystal Academy looks fairly good, the author has some scientific knowledge and disclaimers to back her up, but she still mentions healing ( and used the word " tribe " about a social media community: yikes!)

I figured I'd ask the Crystal Wizard, I mean after all, even a Wizard starts somewhere! 🙂

Google does often fail us, unfortunately.

And I have more bad news: There's really nothing good that I've found by going through Google. All of the posts about what crystals can do in magic that I've found have been through Tumblr.

And when I go through my books on crystals (which are, unfortunately, also focused on crystal healing), I have to take a chisel and figure out what the stones can be used for outside of crystal healing just based on what's attributed to them.

The appropriation of chakras and smudging alongside the crystal healing and "raising your vibrations" bullshit has become so baked into resources about crystals that it hurts my head.

Your crystal website might rank a "Yikes" on the Jasper Scale if:

it's littered in appropriated terms such as smudging

it uses the "version" of chakras that was appropriated and made up by white "spiritualists"

it says or implies that crystals can literally heal physical illnesses, mental illnesses, or neurodiversity (I have seen too many "these crystals can cure depression/autism/ADHD/trauma" in my time)

it doesn't come with safety warnings about crystals that are toxic to put in water, put in salt, or handle in their raw forms (i.e. malachite, tiger's eye, galena/galenite)

it says the only way to make a crystal elixir is to put the stone literally in the water (the non-direct method of "just put the stone really close to the container" works just as well for anything you'd need a crystal elixir for, and doesn't come with a risk of poisoning yourself)

it seeks to romanticize or exotify Native American, Asian, and Romani cultures

it uses literal, actual slurs (such as the G-slur for Romani)

And there are more red flags that I'm missing here, but I've been losing a battle against a headache for several days now. Hopefully, this helps you know some of the common red flags.

~Jasper

[gregoryburrus]

MPack Music for Aquarius Birthdays and Galentines Celebration

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How to Cleanse Crystals with Incense

Have you ever come across a stunning crystal that you would have loved to add to your collection, but when you picked it up it felt strange? Or have you ever worn your favorite crystal as a pendant but, after a while, it started feeling heavy and tight around your neck?

Due to their energetic nature, crystals store information from energy patterns with which they come into contact. This phenomenon has been discussed since ancient times. The process of storing and eliminating information in sensitive substances has been thoroughly studied. For example, a study from 2008 claimed that healing crystals that had been applied to ill people, when tested by healthy, sensitive persons, usually caused unpleasant sensations. “Unused” crystals, though, were perceived as neutral by these same subjects. (Gienger, 2008)

It has also been shown that these undesirable effects can be reduced, improving the further application of crystals. As you may already know, this process is known as cleansing, and It consists of removing the “invisible ballast” of crystals.

Invisible Ballast

But what is the “invisible ballast”? Well, crystals are information carriers. Such information might be part of the crystal itself (coming from its color, composition, or structure), or it may be simply attached by coming into contact with it. This happens with daily use and is neither positive nor negative. But our own value judgment will make us perceive this attached information as “good” or “bad”. Healing crystal expert Michael Gienger defines the “invisible ballast” as that information accumulated in crystals that affects us negatively.

Information -ballast or not- can change how we perceive crystals. For example, it is what makes us feel either attraction or repulsion when we pick up a piece of quartz. We, of course, feel attracted to the information we perceive as pleasant, and repelled by that which we find unpleasant. Therefore, at first, the ballast may come across as a crystal’s lack of beauty. This can explain why we stop feeling drawn to one of our favorite or most used crystals from time to time.

Incense cleanse: the safest method

As long as it is not inherent to the crystals themselves, we can eliminate this unpleasant information by cleansing them. An effective cleanse of your crystals will be that which eliminates attached foreign information.

Several methods can be used for this. All of them work by transmitting information regarding transience, i.e., that nothing is permanent. In other words, a cleanse is performed so that the attachment of previous information to the crystal is dissolved.

But many cleansing methods are not safe for all crystals. For example, water cleansing is extremely dangerous for water-soluble crystals like alum and may damage other sensitive crystals like pyrite or galenite. In the same way, salt chemically attacks many crystals. However, a safe, effective method is incense cleansing.

Certain herbs, woods, and resins have a special purifying power. Therefore, their burning results in the energy of transience. Some examples of widely-used herbs and resins are:

frankincense

dammar

Indian myrrh

juniper

This method is ideal for any occasion, but especially before using a crystal for the first time – But you can use it whenever you feel it is necessary. It is very powerful and only takes two to three minutes. The best part: it can be applied to all crystals!

The cleansing ritual

The ritual itself may be different for every person. It consists of only holding the crystals in the rising smoke of burning incense for a few minutes. However, a small ceremony conducted with full awareness and attention is ideal. It does not have to be complicated. The only requirement is doing it with intention. Here is an idea of how you can carry out your ritual:

The first step is to tidy the space where the ceremony will take place and set a nice ambiance for your cleansing work.

Now, it is time to cleanse yourself. Wash your hands or take a shower. Change into light-colored clothes. If possible, wear clothes made of natural fabrics. Take off any metal accessories and gadgets. If you feel comfortable, go barefoot and roll up your sleeves. Finally, ensure there are no external disturbances such as your phone, TV, or smartwatch. This ceremony will require your undivided attention.

Pre-cleanse the crystals by rubbing them with a damp cloth (or a dry one, if your crystals are sensitive to water, or you’re unsure if they are). After this point, avoid touching your crystals. If you need to move them, you can lay them on a cloth.

Prepare the items for your ritual. You can set out incense sticks, singing bowls, a candle, and matches to light it. You can also pick up some flowers as an offering. Arrange these items pleasingly and prepare to start the cleanse. While doing so, take time to meditate and try to achieve a state of calm and concentration.

Light the candle with a short prayer to yourself. Then, start burning your incense sticks. Allow the aroma to fill up the space and lift its energetic level.

The essential factor of the ceremony is your intention. Remember that it will be released to the Universe when you light the candle. While doing so, be sure to ask for support with the cleansing process and ask for the release of the attached information. 

Now light a piece of charcoal in a fire-proof vessel. Once it stops glowing and turns ashy, sprinkle it with some incense. The equivalent to the size of a pea is enough. Or, if you don’t have access to loose incense, light your incense stick. When the smoke begins to rise, slowly move the crystals through it. If they are too big to handle appropriately, you can also fan the smoke across the crystals with a feather.

Close the ceremony with thankfulness. Again, use your intention to release all the attached information. Once finished, respectfully give the flowers used in the ritual back to Nature.

After the ceremony, remember to air the room and you are ready to redirect your attention to something else and go about your day with fresh crystals.

Incense and bowls: a perfect combination

Burning incense is often used in combination with singing bowls for crystal cleansing, as they have similar effects. In fact, this combination is quite traditional. The intense vibrations from the bowls can cleanse a crystal in a few minutes when placed inside them.

If you have singing bowls and would like to include them in your cleansing ritual, the moment to do so is right before closing the ceremony. Bowls are used to rinse the crystals with sound. This is achieved by placing the crystals inside them and producing a constant note with the bowls for a few minutes. If your crystals are too big, you can move the vibrating bowls around them instead.

Cleanse. Use. Heal. Repeat.

Remember that a cleanse is effective when you can perceive a sense of liberation. The energy of your crystals should feel fresh or neutral right after.

Some crystals, like amber, can be more difficult to cleanse due to their structure or how they are formed. Also, sometimes, energy can be stubborn or harder to detach. Check how your crystals feel after the ritual and do not hesitate to repeat it if you feel it is necessary.

Did you know that cleansing crystals regularly improves their effect significantly? How do you take care of yours? Let us know in the comments!

Sources:

Purifying Crystals. How to Clear, Charge and Purify Your Healing Crystals, by Michael Gienger

Crystals for Healing, by Karen Frazier

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Galena Correspondences & Associations

Galena (also called galenite) is the Missouri State Mineral. It's also super fucking toxic (see its lead content) and you should be very, very careful when handling it, and you should definitely NOT put it in water. Don't be stupid.

Because of this danger of lead poisoning, it's fairly uncommon for those crystal healing books and bloggers to talk about it. So this took a little digging to put together.

ASSOCIATIONS

Comets & Planets

Saturn

Zodiac Signs

Capricorn

CORRESPONDENCES

anchors

balance

centering

dedication

expanding ideas

experimentation

grounding

harmony

insomnia

investigation

knowledge

learning

opening the mind

removing self-imposed limits

studying

[er-cryptid]

Galenite

Natural History Museum of Denmark, Mineral Hall

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Galenit , Křemen Sytno halda 2 Česká Republika

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~rhodochrosite in its many forms~

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GALENA (GALENITUL, STEIMENNITUL) - Piatra care ne ajuta sa recuperam bucatile de Suflet pierdute (PbS)

GALENA (GALENITUL, STEIMENNITUL) – Piatra care ne ajuta sa recuperam bucatile de Suflet pierdute (PbS)

GALENA este o sulfura de plumb, cu un raport intre plumb si sulf de 1:1. Are o duritate de 2.5 pe scara Mohs si cristalizeaza in sistem cubic. Este un mineral care formeaza cristale cubice sau octaedrice, insa poate aparea si sub forma de granule sau blocuri. Galena ia nastere in rocile metamorfice sau cele magmatice, bogate in sulfuri precum Sfalerit, Pirita si Calcopirita, dar si alaturi de Cua…

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It's been a long time since I've been here. So hello again. These are Galenite and Cinnabar.

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Well guys guess what happened..I just bought 25 crystals...and yesterday I was talking about saving money 😏😂😒😢