Selenite Chinese Dragon Necklace
This Beautiful Gold Plated Chinese Dragon Selenite Disc is encased in Yellow Brass with a multicolored Sea Glass accent. The beaded chain consists of Selenite, Spectrolite & Gold Plated beads that are encased as well, in Yellow Brass.
The following information details the physical dimensions and metaphysical properties that this jewelry item contains.
DIMENSIONS:
Necklace Length: Approx. 33.5cm/ 13.5 inches
Pendant Length: Approx. 110mm/ 4.5 inches
Pendant Width: Approx. 70mm/ 3 inches
MATERIALS:
SELENITE
• Provides clarity of mind, expanding one’s awareness of the self and of ones surroundings.
• Can be used to access past-lives as well as future lives – the future lives being those which are probable at this time, if one’s physical life proceeds in the direction in which it is now going. This access is provided during this activation process, when the meditative state is attained, the visual images will begin. It should be noted that the access to the future is also compatible to this life – one will be presented with situations which are very likely to occur during this life on this plane [again, depending upon the course of progress one chooses during one’s lifetime].
• Has been used to decrease reticence and to assist one in the acquisition of materialistic pursuits related to business.
• It can also assist one in issues of judgment and can provide the required insight and ameliorative energies to promote justice during adjudication of disputes.
BRASS
• Brass is not generally used for healing; it is used for its ability to dull or block energy. It flattens and grounds energy and can be used as a shield, reducing sensitivity and awareness and is known to attract health and wealth to its wearer.
It's a common alloy made by combining Copper and Zinc therefore containing the properties of both of these base metals.
GOLD PLATING
• Gold energetically assists in the purification of the physical body. helping one to activate, to mobilize, and to actualize the intrinsic potential of the self by balancing the energy fields and the elimination of ego conflicts and feelings of futility.
CHINESE DRAGON SYMBOLISM:
Dragons have long captivated the imagination of people worldwide, but perhaps nowhere more so than in China. These majestic creatures, with their serpentine bodies, clawed feet, and often adorned with colorful scales, hold a significant place in Chinese culture and folklore. These mythical beings are omnipresent symbols of authority, auspiciousness, and celestial power. The Chinse Dragon is rich in symbolism, embodying a multitude of virtues and qualities that hold profound significance in Chinese culture and mythology.
1. Power and Authority: Chinese dragons symbolize ultimate power and authority, often associated with the Emperor and imperial rule. They represent the highest level of leadership and governance, embodying the Emperor’s divine mandate to govern the realm.
2. Wisdom and Knowledge: Dragons are revered for their wisdom and intelligence. Their long, winding bodies symbolize the journey of life and the accumulation of knowledge and experience. They are regarded as symbols of enlightenment and guidance.
3. Strength and Resilience: The dragon’s formidable appearance, with its sharp claws and powerful body, symbolizes strength, resilience, and courage. Dragons are seen as protectors who defend against evil forces and adversity.
4. Good Fortune and Prosperity: In Chinese culture, dragons are believed to bring good luck and prosperity. Their association with rainfall and water is linked to agricultural abundance, making them auspicious symbols for prosperity and fertility.
5. Harmony and Balance: Dragons are often depicted with elements of yin and yang, symbolizing the balance between opposing forces in the universe. They represent the harmonious coexistence of dualities such as heaven and earth, water and fire, and masculine and feminine energies.
6. Transformation and Renewal: Dragons are associated with transformation and renewal, symbolizing the cyclical nature of life and the changing seasons. Their ability to ascend to the heavens and dive into the depths of the ocean represents the continuous cycle of creation, destruction, and rebirth.
7. Guardianship and Protection: Dragons are revered as guardians and protectors, watching over homes, temples, and sacred places. They are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring blessings of safety and security to those under their care.
8. Spiritual Connection: Dragons hold a spiritual significance in Chinese culture, representing a connection between the earthly realm and the celestial realm. They are often depicted ascending into the heavens, symbolizing transcendence and spiritual enlightenment.
Today, the Chinese Dragon is still worn (in the form of jewelry, for example) so that its holder benefits from its intended powers of protection.
