Selenite and Satin Spar

Selenite and Satin Spar

Selenite and Satin Spar
Selenite and Satin Spar
Art by: Luís Bento

If you grew up searching for portals to magical realms, these two varieties of gypsum may be just what you’ve been searching for. With transparent flakes that look like shimmering fairy wings, selenite can be so clear, colorless, and thin, it was once upon a time literally used as windowpanes. Satin spar, on the other hand, comes in long, pearly, rectangular columns that look like nothing so much as magic wands. Some folks believe that the veil between worlds can become thin and delicate in certain times or places. If that’s true, then thin, delicate gypsum is just the rock to create that kind of magical space. If your dearest wish is to communicate with other realms, you’re not going to do better than this. And if it’s appearing for you now, who knows? It might be a sign that beings from other realms wish to connect with you, as well!

The Bottom Line

CHANNELING
“You are connecting to other realms.”

One Or More Of These Messages Are For You

    • Your connection to other realms is unusually strong right now.
    • Even if you’re usually more of a skeptic, try opening yourself up to experiencing the magical, fantastical, or miraculous.
    • Try immersing yourself in some fantasy, whether through books, movies, or tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons.
    • Some believe that creative people channel their ideas. If you are creatively gifted yourself, definitely keep that side of you open and flowing.
    • A being from another realm is wishing you well!
    • This is a good time to ask for protectors and guides from the world of spirit to help you reach your goals.
    • If you’ve felt that you, yourself, may not be quite of this world, who knows, maybe you’re right?
    • You’re someone who can make a big difference simply by channeling positive, compassionate, or uplifting energies into our world.

Girl in a jacket
Photo by: © Kevin Downey/Well-Arranged Molecules
Photo by: © Carl Quesnel
Photo by: © Carl Quesnel
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