Bay of Stoer Suevite

Weighs 12.9 Grams
Measures 20mm x 20mm

1.2 billion years ago a Meteorite that originated in outer space survived its journey through the atmosphere to reach our planet’s surface.The meteorite hit Scotland in the vicinity of Stoer Bay, which is where these deposits are found.

The Meteorite deposit is a stone for the adventurous intrepid explorer who is willing to open themselves to unknown territory, just as the adventurous explorers of the past have found previously unchartered lands, so the Meteorite deposit invites the exploration of the skies for those willing to adventure on.

The crystals from our earth may sparkle to the human eye, just as the stars twinkle in the night skies, gently attracting us to their beauty, tempting us to adventure closer to learn their secrets so long forgotten by so many. Inviting travel into the beauty of natural phenomena, the Aurora Borealis or the rainbow, that the cosmic world provides to the open minded explorer.

The Meteorite deposit brings awareness of the Stargates that can open the doors to other cosmic realms hidden within the earth’s magnetic field, transporting an explorer to a different frequency beyond limitation. The success when embarking on an adventure like this depends on the ability to look outside the bubble of the 3D existence in which we live with open heart and mind. Reach for the skies whilst believing in your own power to experience the adventure fully.

We are so often reminded of the fact of “as above, so below”, so adventure on in faith and trust with open heart and mind. Bon Voyage.

You may find it beneficial to work alongside the Meteorite deposit with a grounding stone such as Hematite or Russet Quartz for example.

Text by Anne Frances. May 2018