Labradorite Ganesha Stone of Magic and protection 4546

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Labradorite Ganesha 'the Remover of Obstacles' gemstone from India. Element: Wind Chakras: All Weight: 6.4 oz( 193 grams) Dimensions:3" x 2" x 1:(8 cm x 3cm x 5cm)Labradorite gives us strength of will and a feeling of inner worth. It strengthens and protects our aura and aids us in communicating with our highest self and with the creator. Labradorite is said to represent the �temple of the stars�, assisting one in sustaining and maintaining, while providing for the understanding of the destiny one has chosen.

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3/20/2014

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Labradorite Ganesha 'the Remover of Obstacles' gemstone from India. Element: Wind Chakras: All Weight: 2kg 692g(5lbs 14 7/8oz) Dimensions: 8 1/4" x 4" x 4 3/4"(20 1/2cm x 11 1/2cm x 91/2cm)"Labradorite gives us strength of will and a feeling of inner worth. It strengthens and protects our aura and aids us in communicating with our highest self and with the creator. Labradorite is said to represent the �temple of the stars�, assisting one in sustaining and maintaining, while providing for the understanding of the destiny one has chosen.

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Indian G_DS The word Deva has come from the root "div" meaning shining or emitting light. They are special beings who take care of this world performing their assigned tasks. Some of the devas or gods are : a) Surya/Aditya : The Sun giving life and warmth to all beings b) Agni : The god of light and heat c) Vayu : The god of air/wind d) Varuna : The god of water e) Indra : The chief of gods who rules over Deva-loka (the world of devas), also the rain god f) Brahmaa* : The creator of this world g) Vishnu* : The nourisher/sustainer h) Shiva/Rudra/Shankar* : The destroyer Indian Mythology The current top ten: 1st : SHIVA 2nd : KAMADHENU 3rd : INDRA 4th : GANESHA 5th : BUDDHA 6th : VISHNU 7th : KADRU 8th : LAKSHMI 9th : BODHISATTVA 10th : RUDRA http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/indian-mythology.php