I have a necklace that is made of Malichite and Azurite. I decided to make up a prayer with movements involving it, so as to hopefully invoke the propeties the peice of paper said it had.
MAL-AZ: Balance and Happiness. This stone combines the energies of azurite and malachite to lift depression, promote inner peace and understand our intuition.
I allow fate to pull me as it will, (Holding necklace at tip of band – L hand)
Yet I am in control of myself. (Wrapping fingers around stone – R hand)
I will always be peaceful and faithful. (Fingers, without thumbs, are in chain facing each other. One hand twists until it has turned 360 and hands are in prayer position with stone in palms)
I welcome that which perfects and evokes my calm. (Twist other wrist 360 until stone lays in open (book) palms)
I banish that which leads me to violence and agitation. (Gather stone in left palm and spin to back, following with right hand until palms and stone are invisible to eyes)
I am not bothered by that which is hidden from me. (Close palms like “which hand is it in” guessing game)
If it is for my eyes to see, it will reveal itself with patience. (Turn left palm up, unravelling knot and revealing stone)
I will offer myself to all in need. (Turn right fingers over bottom cord to lay flat on fingers of left hand with stone in left and cord crossing both, but not visibly connected)
I never hide the truth. (Flip right hand upside down to cover stone)
I will be who I want to be. (Scoop fingers over chain and unthread from left hand to loop fully around right with stone at front. Loop thumb and middle finger of left hand around right wrist.)
I will act how I want to act, (Thread under chain with left fingers till stone sits away from clenched palm.)
And this is with peace and serenity. (Take off upper chain loop from left hand until one loop of chain remains and the stone falls into right palm, Buddhist welcome posture.)
I am in control of myself, (Wrapping fingers around stone – R hand)
Yet I allow fate to pull me as it will. (Holding necklace at tip of band – L hand)
The actions probably don't make sense, and I supose I'm not really after reviews, but it would be nice for someone to tell me what they think of it. And maybe, to try it themselves. I find it very calming and I've been trying to remember it all.
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Hi, Mithrim!
I thought it was sweet. I tried really hard to follow the directions, but some of the explanations for the movements were confusing and I eventually gave up. Sorry!

Fortunately, I don't have much to review since it all lined up pretty well.
I'm also not big on my Celtic history (as in, I don't know much at all xD), so I can't really say anything regarding how realistic this type of prayer might be. I'd like to say it works just fine! I just don't know who the prayer is going to or if it's just solely a meditation. (It sounds like the latter.)
I also like how the beginning and of the prayer turn out to be the same. So the structure of the piece is very cool!
From what I could tell, most of the lines matched up with the movements. Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out the movements in the second half, so I can't say much on whether or not they align with each other.
It's very creative, though. Very beautiful. It sets some very good goals to aim for as you live your daily life.
Keep writing!
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