I believe many of you have ever heard one theory that “crystal has energy”. But where does that theory come from? Is there any basis for this statement? What is crystal made from? Today come with Bliss Venus and let's explore some fun facts about crystals.
1, what do crystals made from？
The mineral name of natural crystal (rock crystal) is quartz. Quartz is the most common substance in nature and is widely found in the three major types of rocks. The production forms of quartz are diverse. Quartz gemstones can generally be classified into two types: single crystals and multi-crystal aggregates. Single-crystal quartz gemstones are collectively referred to as crystals
2, is there really energy inside of crystals？
The main component of crystals is silicon dioxide (SiO₂), and their crystal structure has the piezoelectric effect - when subjected to external forces, electrical charge distribution occurs within the crystal and energy fluctuations are released. This phenomenon has been scientifically proven and is widely applied in electronic devices such as quartz clocks and oscillators.
Actually from the vast expanse of stars to our own bodies, from the mobile phone in our hands to the land beneath our feet, everything in the universe possesses its own magnetic field. This is not a philosophical speculation but a scientific fact based on solid physical laws. Its origin can be traced back to the most fundamental composition and movement of matter. From celestial bodies to the human body, magnetic fields are everywhere. Our bodies are no exception. Life activities are accompanied by complex electro-physiological processes: the beating of the heart generates cardiac current, and the activities of brain neurons produce brain current. Although these currents are weak, according to the principle of electricity generating magnetism, they also generate magnetic fields.
3,the usage of crystals in the long history.
Ancient Egyptian Civilization: In ancient Egyptian religious rituals, crystals were used as a medium for communicating with deities. Priests believed that crystals could convey their prayers and wishes. In terms of burial, they would place crystals in important parts of the mummy, believing that this would protect the body of the deceased and allow the soul to rest in the afterlife.
Ancient Indian civilization: In the yoga and chakra theories of ancient India, crystals are important tools for balancing energy. During meditation, yoga practitioners place crystals at corresponding chakra positions based on their colors and properties, using the energy of the crystals to activate and balance the chakras and achieve a state of unity between body and mind.
Maya Civilization: During the sacrificial ceremonies of the Maya people, crystals might be used to seek the protection of the gods and to achieve harvests, victory in wars, etc. The diviners would utilize the transparency of the crystals, observing the changes in light and shadow within the crystals to interpret fate and the future. Crystals were regarded as symbols of the gods or were believed to have the ability to predict the future.
Ancient China: In traditional Chinese medical texts, such as "Compendium of Materia Medica", the medicinal value of crystal was mentioned. It was believed to have the effects of clearing heat and improving vision, and could be used to treat various eye diseases and fevers. In both Buddhism and Taoism, crystal was an important spiritual practice tool. Believers believed that wearing crystal prayer beads could calm the mind and pray for blessings. In feng shui culture, crystal was used to regulate the energy field and could attract wealth and protect the house.
Besides that. in Western energy healing, crystals are regarded as powerful tools that originate from the Earth and possess specific energy frequencies. They can be used to adjust and optimize the energy states of the human body, mind, and spirit.