Himalaya Gold Azeztulite
Creative manifestation through the will, co-creating with Sophia, kindling the Great Central Sun in the heart, filling the body with Gold Light
Element: Storm
Chakras: Solar Plexus, Heart, Third Eye, Crown
Himalaya Gold Azeztulite was discovered in 2008, in the regions near the Himalaya mountains. Like other Azeztulite‘s, it is a form of Quartz, in this case, displaying a bright yellow color. Himalaya Gold Azeztulite emanates Azeztulite’s whole pattern of energies, and one of its special qualities is its resonance with the solar plexus Chakra. This is the seat of power and manifestation in the human being. As with other conditions we carry from the past, within the solar plexus are patterns of limitation that severely restrict our capacity to create. We literally do not know our power, and in the past, this may have kept us from abusing it. Yet with evolution into expanded awareness comes the necessity of taking up our full range of potentials. The arrival of Himalaya Gold Azeztulite coincides with the beginning of our development of new capacities for creative manifestation through the will. The stimulation of the solar plexus, in alignment with the Seat Of Vision in the third eye chakra, is an important aspect of this activation.
Himalaya Gold Azeztulite facilitates this kind of co-creating activity in several dimensions. Its stimulation of the third chakra lends greater “poser” to our intention. When we are strong-willed (and avoid trying to be tyrants), we have more to offer on our side of the dance. We can focus our intentions better and keep our actions in alignment with the intentions we have set, even though we have released expectations. Second, having more awareness and control of the third chakra’s currents allows us to learn consciously project them (intend) and withdraw (surrender). If we can feel ourselves doing these gestures, it is very helpful in learning to practice them continuously. Our strengthened third chakra also increases our capacity to feel the will of others, giving us the opportunity to align or disengage with them. Third, we can even learn how to feel the flow of the World itself, what the Chinese call the Tao, and we might think of as the creating activity of Sophia, and we can then learn how to better to swim with its currents.