Chloe HOSKING
Rough_Rock
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Gemstones aren't just pretty to look at; they also have the power to heal. Brings stability, strength, balance, courage, eloquence and a clear mind. What do you think about that? Share your point of view about that.
The first person to prove this claim with evidence will win a Nobel Prize.
I only believe things based on sufficient evidence.
BTW, over a billion people believe a virgin had a baby.
People have always liked to believe cool ideas that make them feel good.
... doesn't make it true.
The first person to prove this claim with evidence will win a Nobel Prize.
I only believe things based on sufficient evidence.
BTW, over a billion people believe a virgin had a baby.
People have always liked to believe cool ideas that make them feel good.
... doesn't make it true.
The first person to prove this claim with evidence will win a Nobel Prize.
I only believe things based on sufficient evidence.
BTW, over a billion people believe a virgin had a baby.
People have always liked to believe cool ideas that make them feel good.
... doesn't make it true.
Turning brains off is dangerous.
Kids die when parents refuse them medical care because they believe god will heal them.
What's next? Kids dying because 'healing' stones didn't work?![]()
Would people actually do that? ...
We know only recently that living next to huge power lines or a power substation can make us sick and exposure to that can cause some people cancer, that's science not guesswork. So all that says to me, from a rational perspective is that possibly there are still scientific things about rocks, crystals, gemstones, and things like pieces of rock that fall from space that we don't fully know or understand.
... Someone close this garbage thread. There are plenty of pseudo-science forums out there to discuss this.
I am a strong believer in acupuncture and herbs. I have had excellent results with acupuncture! Western medicine is more about fixing than preventing. I don't know how much healing a crystal does, but the original Americans knew what they were doing with plants, so it wouldn't surprise me that they knew a thing or two about minerals.Many Asian cultures and healers believe in Chi or life force running through and working in harmony with each other, achieving wellness is about achieving balance or harmony in our lives. I'm not sure the Western scientific world fully understands that in full yet.
Turning brains off is a seductive & feel-good slippery slope, a highly addictive drug ... and dangerous to others.
So, rational-thinking bashing is okay?
Are you really comparing the exposure to enormous amounts of electro-magnetic fields to the trace amounts of any measurable discrepancy found in a mineral a rational comparison?
I'm not a scientist, so I'm not going to make statements one way or another. Neither should you.
Someone close this garbage thread. There are plenty of pseudo-science forums out there to discuss this.
Careful. Follow the money.
Sales of stones are at stake (including the so-called "magical healing" ones) and PS is funded by vendors who sell stones.
Unfortunately, zillions of people in the past and present don't care what's true.
To them, made up stuff is the same as proven stuff. Equality, and respect diversity, ya know.
... and they get to vote for those who form public policy and law.![]()
Actually there are things scientists know for example, different things including rocks, minerals and crystals all vibrate/oscillate and emit specific vibratory frequencies, and as humans so do we. Crystal healers believe that these crystals, rocks and so on, if you select ones with specific frequencies can someone heal or benefit some people. It has never been proven or disproven by science if there is a placebo effect from doing so or if the rocks are actually helping people.
Historically there is evidence many different cultures believe the same thing, and they have artefacts that demonstrate that different cultures wore different rocks, crystals and gemstones, crushed and ate different rocks, crystals and gemstones and worshiped various rocks, crystals and gemstones.
So I guess the question should be did they know something that we didn't. As to me personally, I believe some really sensitive people can actually feel the energy in certain things. We know only recently that living next to huge power lines or a power substation can make us sick and exposure to that can cause some people cancer, that's science not guesswork. So all that says to me, from a rational perspective is that possibly there are still scientific things about rocks, crystals, gemstones, and things like pieces of rock that fall from space that we don't fully know or understand.
LOL..made me have a good chuckle, Kenny!So, rational-thinking bashing is okay?
This chart was fascinating and eye-opening! Thanks for sharing.A lot of things emit radiation -- bananas and humans are both radioactive, there is a nice comic about it here
https://xkcd.com/radiation/
I don't know about health benefits, I would remain ambivalent about this. But it is true that a lot of things are indeed radioactive.
Making offensive comments about one’s religious beliefs is against the rules of the forum. Some of the comments were disrespectful and offensive. One of my favorite pieces of jewelry is my diamond cross necklace my mom gave to me in memory of my sweet cat who passed away last year.Personally I thought this was a mineral based forum. For the record...I love JESUS the CHRIST and our Heavenly FATHER !!! I do not bash or insinuate that those that believe; do or do not have the upper hand in intelligence. I have friends of all or no religions and we respect each other for their faith or lack of. Why bring any of this into the subject of colored gems ???
I surely thought this forum was not one that would tolerate the belittling of one for their faith, lack of, or political directions. Sad !
Most Respectfully;
Dana Reynolds
ASG
Certified Supreme Master Gem Cutter
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