Shungite: The stone of protection and balance in lithotherapy
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Geographical origin of Shungite
Originating from Russia, more precisely from the Karelia region, Shungite is a very ancient black stone. It takes its name from the city of Shunga, near which the most important deposits of this mineral are found.
Colors of Shungite
Shungite is generally black in color, sometimes with metallic reflections. Its color can however vary up to a shiny gray depending on its purity and its composition of fullerenes, a carbon molecule specific to this stone.
Mineral and esoteric properties of Shungite
In geology, Shungite is a non-crystalline metamorphic rock composed mainly of carbon. In lithotherapy, it is known for its absorbent and purifying properties. It is often used to neutralize negative energies and restore balance.
Legends associated with Shungite
This stone is full of legends and mysteries. It is particularly associated with the story of Tsar Peter the Great, who is said to have used it to purify the water of his troops. Some also attribute healing and protective powers to it.
Symbolism of Shungite
Shungite is a symbol of purification and protection. It is also associated with anchoring, promoting balance and connection to the earth. In harmony with the root chakra, it is an ally to stay focused and stable in adversity.
Shungite in modern lithotherapy
Today, Shungite is a highly prized stone in lithotherapy for its many virtues. It is used for its protective properties against electromagnetic waves and to promote energy balance. It is also known for improving vitality and promoting letting go.
