Amber has long been used in jewelry and other types of ornamentation, and many cultures have believed it holds magical powers. The ancient Greeks used amber to promote good health and ward off evil. The Aztecs and the Maya burned it as incense. Today, in addition to its continued use in jewelry and other art objects, amber is also valuable in the field of science for the insects and plant life it often contains.
Healing Uses:
Amber contains an analgesic called succinic acid, which is released when it is warmed by the skin.
For this reason, necklaces and bracelets of amber beads are worn to ease arthritis and joint pain, as well as to soothe teething pain in infants and young children.
Amber is an ingredient in many ointments and creams for burns and insect bites, and it is also used in cosmetics to destroy free radicals associated with aging.
Wearing amber opens the solar plexus chakra and balances the energy of the body.
Magical Uses:
Because amber is warm to the touch and yellow or orange in color, it is believed to hold the power of the sun, absorbed by the ancient trees that produced it.
Use amber in meditation to tap into the wisdom of our ancestors and remember past lives, or to improve memory and boost confidence.
Feng Shui Uses:
Place a piece of amber in the Health/Well-Being sector of your home to support good health and create a feeling of balance and calm.
In the northeastern area, amber encourages self-exploration and wisdom.
Place amber in pairs in the southwestern area to strengthen relationships.
Personal/Spiritual Uses:
Amber helps you connect to your inner wisdom, bridging the gap between your everyday self and your spiritual core.
It brings out your innate talents and abilities and enhances creativity so that you may more easily achieve your goals.
It can also be used for psychic or physical protection.
Usage Instructions:
Just open the image on screen and allow the energies to permeate.
Also included is an audio version of the sigil.
