What methods can be used to purify stones?
The three most commonly used purification methods.
Purification in water
Purification in distilled salt water
Seawater purification in the Rhone Delta.
Salt purification
Other purification methods.
Purification by symbols.
This method consists of using known and recognised purification symbols, particularly in Reiki. However, it is better to use them with caution and when only when necessary as they use one’s vital energy. It would be unfortunate to lose all of your energy to purify this stone. If you can use an alternative method above, we encourage you to do so.
Purification by burying in the ground.
This method is the most drastic and effective of all. It requires burying the stone for a full day in an environment that you know to be positive. This method is used for very damaged stones to give them a second life. Some stones can be very negatively charged and require burial for several years. In exceptional cases for stones that are too damaged, it is best to leave them buried permanently.
Purification by incense.
Very simple, this method consists of passing the stone through the smoke of burning incense, eliminating negative energies. This method can be carried out regularly.
Clay purification.
This purification method is an alternative to burying the stone. Simply place it within a mixture of water and clay, and leave it to dry. This purification is very strong and is recommended once or twice a year depending on how much the stone has been used.
Sound purification.
This purification method is very strong and is to be used with moderation. It is recommended when you are pressed for time. It consists of placing the stone in the centre of a Tibetan bowl and ringing it. If you don’t have a Tibetan bowl, you can also ring a bell around the stone.