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Its colors, brown, black,
cream, and various shades of gray often form the patterns of abstract
landscapes. A major clue to the meaning of this stone can be found from the
process through which these patterns form.
Picasso jasper (also called
Picasso marble or simply Picasso stone) is metamorphic limestone, Metamorphosis
is one of the three ways stones are formed (the other kinds of stones are
igneous and sedimentary). Geologically, a metamorphic stone forms deep in the
earth, its essential nature altered by heat and pressure. It may go through
metamorphosis more than once, and each time new elements are added to its
composition. Only those aspects of the stone which are impermeable to pressure
and heat are preserved.
Of the metamorphic stones,
the patterns of Picasso jasper are particularly striking, and I see them as
maps (in whatever natural or polished shape it occurs) of the crystal's
transformational path. I regard this crystal as an important helper for those
who wish to consciously transform with ease and comfort.
Some believe this crystal
can most easily assist in transformation in the area of relationships.
Specifically, it is said to attract like minded people who become loyal and
trusted friends. It can also help to renew old friendships that have been lost.
I
would also suggest using it for the transformation of one's creativity. Anyone
feeling an artistic block, whether new or lifelong, can benefit by letting the
eyes travel through the patterns of Picasso jasper and allowing thought to
dissolve. |
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