Metaphysical Healing Properties of Apache Tear
Apache Tear is in the obsidian family.
At first glance, looking downward at it, you will probably see it as a black stone
possibly with white inclusions on it. The white inclusions are mostly found on
the raw pieces of Apache tear, but sometimes the roughly tumbled ones too.
Upon closer examination when you hold the Apache Tear to the light, you will
notice that it is actually transparent!
Apache Tear is said to remove sadness and grief from the person that carries
it with them. It is a very friendly obsidian stone whereas it is not too strong or
hard to carry as some of the other obsidians. It is a wonderful gentle but
grounding stone.
Apache tear will help to remove negativity from your life, helping it to gently
transmutate into positive energy. It can also help one with muscle spasms and
aid in relieving stress. Apache Tear will also help to cleanse your aura if you
wear it or carry it with you and aids in keeping negativity away from you.
In Reiki work Apache Tear is connected to the root and earth chakras. It will
help one to remain grounded but also allow them to see the benefits of living in
their physical bodies as well.
My first encounter with Apache Tear was one of those times that a stone finds
you. Having known about it for a long time, but never owning a piece, it came
at the perfect time to help me get through some difficult, challenging and
sometimes sad parts of my life. I personally just love this stone and since
getting it, almost always have it around me.
Apache Tear is associated with the astrological sign of Aries.
Apache Tear is in the obsidian family.
At first glance, looking downward at it, you will probably see it as a black stone
possibly with white inclusions on it. The white inclusions are mostly found on
the raw pieces of Apache tear, but sometimes the roughly tumbled ones too.
Upon closer examination when you hold the Apache Tear to the light, you will
notice that it is actually transparent!
Apache Tear is said to remove sadness and grief from the person that carries
it with them. It is a very friendly obsidian stone whereas it is not too strong or
hard to carry as some of the other obsidians. It is a wonderful gentle but
grounding stone.
Apache tear will help to remove negativity from your life, helping it to gently
transmutate into positive energy. It can also help one with muscle spasms and
aid in relieving stress. Apache Tear will also help to cleanse your aura if you
wear it or carry it with you and aids in keeping negativity away from you.
In Reiki work Apache Tear is connected to the root and earth chakras. It will
help one to remain grounded but also allow them to see the benefits of living in
their physical bodies as well.
My first encounter with Apache Tear was one of those times that a stone finds
you. Having known about it for a long time, but never owning a piece, it came
at the perfect time to help me get through some difficult, challenging and
sometimes sad parts of my life. I personally just love this stone and since
getting it, almost always have it around me.
Apache Tear is associated with the astrological sign of Aries.
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| Folklore says that Apache Tear was made by the tears of the Apache squaw, when they discovered their husbands jumped to their death after a battle instead of facing their enemies without weapons. The Apache women wept over their dead husbands bodies and left these "tears" behind. It is said that one who carries or wears an Apache Tear will never cry again because of this. |
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