Should a Christ follower use and depend on crystals in their
prayer and meditation? This is a question that would not even be asked a
few years back. However, more and more Christ followers are deconstructing and
reconstructing their faith these days, and it appears that the numbers are
actually accelerating. When one looks at the developments in quantum mechanics,
or even if they have been influenced by Nikola Tesla, the basic conclusion is
the same. The primal substance of the universe is one of two things, it is either
particle/waves of dark energy and dark matter or it is the ether which is invisible
light energy. Furthermore, in the quantum world, dark energy and matter is
invisible light. The point is that neither system believes that the material
universe is at the basic level material. It is rather energy and consciousness.
This is
where the idea of crystal’s come into play for me. I think that they help fine
tune our antenna which is our body and according to Ken, the main ingredient of
the antenna is water H2o. It is interesting to me in my understanding of Judeo-Christian
tradition that in the Torah the high priest was outfitted with a breastplate that
contained crystals. It had twelve of them including onyx, amethyst, clear
quartz, and lapis lazuli. This was used in conjunction with entering the most
holy place and being in the presence of the ark of the covenant. I have read
theories where people suggest that the ark of the covenant was a radio transceiver.
I’m not certain of the authenticity of the claim but on an intuitive level it
is interesting.
The
important thing that I consider is that these sessions help me think more
Christ-like. They allow me to be peaceful, loving, joyous and foster a concern
for others rather than just myself. They constantly reassure me of the immeasurable
love that the Father has for me and for all of my human siblings. It is a
time that I feel at one with the Spirit and I am confident that adding crystals
into the process has enriched my revelation and illumination. It has allowed me
insight into what the scripture is saying that tends to be different than
mainstream evangelical dogma, but completely consistent with the fruit of the Spirit.
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