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There is a modern movement to reclaim a connection with Goddesses, but what does this really mean and how can it be accomplished?

For many this is about acknowledging the important role of the Goddess in modern society, but it can also be about embodying the archetypes of goddesses throughout history.

Tapping into this goddess power can be done through ritual and ceremony, with prayer, or even through meditation.  And when you combine these methods with the energy of crystals, the connection to a particular goddess is amplified.

Certain crystals correspond to particular goddess archetypes.  So if you wanted to connect with or embody the energetic archetype, the traits or qualities of a specific goddess, you need only to reach for the stone that embodies her spirit and energy.  You can then carry this stone with you, wear it in a piece of jewelry, or meditate with the crystal to connect with the energy of your chosen goddess.

For example, if you were trying to bring more love energy into your life, you may want to embody the qualities of Aphrodite, Parvati, or Venus.  So you could choose to work with Rose Quartz, Rhodochrosite, or Copper to embody the vibration of love and the archetypal qualities of your chosen goddess.

Following are some popular goddesses and their associated companion crystals:

Abundantia: Green Nephrite Jade

Aphrodite: Rose Quartz

Aradia: Mahogany Obsidian

Ariadne: Mexican Lace Agate

Artemis: Blue Kyanite

Astarte: Red Aventurine

Athena: Rainbow Fluorite

Baba Yaga: Amazonite

Bastet: Carnelian

Brigid: Fire Agate

Cailleach: Smoky Quartz

Calliope: Clear Quartz

Ceres: Honey Calcite

Cerridwen: Labradorite

Concordia: Leipdolite

Cybele: Ruby Kyanite

Demeter: Petrified Wood

Diana: Blue Tiger’s Eye

Diana of Ephesus: Moss Agate

Durga: Golden Tiger’s Eye

Elen of the Ways: Bronzite

Euterpe: Sodalite

Flora: Flower Agate

Fortuna: Green Aventurine

Freya: Emerald

Frigg: Iolite

Gaia: Chrysocolla

Green Tara: Green Tourmaline

Gunnlod: Dumortierite

Hathor: White Moonstone

Hebe: Amber

Hekate: Black Moonstone

Hel: Black Flint

Hera: Pyrite

Hestia: Dolomite

Hygeia: Chrysoprase

Idunn: Chlorite Quartz

Ishtar: Imperial Topaz

Isis: Lapis Lazuli

Ix Chel: Rhodochrosite

Juno: Black Pearl

Kali: Black Obsidian

Kuan Yin: Pink Opal

Kichijoten: Kunzite

Laxmi: Citrine

Luna: White Pearl

Ma’at: Red Jasper

Mary Magdalene: Blue Quartz

Medusa: Bloodstone

Minerva: Magnetite

Morgan Le Fay: Gold Sheen Obsidian

Morrigan: Red Garnet

Nike: Hematite

Nuit: Nuummite

Nyx: Snowflake Obsidian

Parvati: Rhodochrosite

Pax: Green Calcite

Pele: Lava Rock

Persephone: Black Onyx

Pomona: Orange Calcite

Pythia: Larvikite

Saraswati: Blue Lace Agate

Sekhmet: Yellow Jasper

Selene: Selenite

Sheela Na Gig: Connemara Marble

Skadi: Howlite

Snake Goddess: Serpentine

Sunna: Sunstone

Taweret: Rhodonite

Themis: Dravite Tourmaline

Uma: Blue Topaz

Valkyrie Brunhild: Basalt

Venus: Copper

Vesta: Rutilated Quartz

Victoria: White Marble

Virgin of Guadalupe: Amethyst

Virgin Mary: Purpurite

White Buffalo Calf Woman: Magnesite

White Tara: White Jade

Yemaya: Abalone

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Crystals for Empowering the Goddess Within

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There is a movement by modern women in the metaphysical community to reclaim feminine power and embrace the goddess within, but what does this really mean and how can it be accomplished?

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Ashley Leavy

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Love & Light School of Crystal Therapy

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