Donut en pierre précieuse de guérison en aventurine verte de 50 mm Munay Ki Pi

Green Aventurine Symbolic Meaning:

Green Aventurine is often associated with luck, prosperity, and abundance, and is believed to bring positive energy into one's life. It is also considered a stone of opportunity and is thought to aid in the manifestation of one's goals and desires. Some people use Green Aventurine for heart chakra healing and emotional balance. In the realm of alternative medicine and metaphysical beliefs, Green Aventurine is said to have various properties, including promoting physical well-being, supporting the heart and circulatory system, and easing emotional stress. It is sometimes used in practices like crystal healing, meditation, and chakra balancing.

Often used in jewellery. Wearing this crystal absorbs electromagnetic smog and can protect against environmental pollution. A wonderful stone to reinforce leadership qualities and decisiveness. Also brings us in touch with ones compassion and empathy.

Associated Chakra: Green Aventurine is often linked to the heart chakra. It is the same colour as this chakra, which is the center of love, compassion, and emotional balance. It is believed that wearing or holding 'Green Aventurine' close to the heart may help open and balance this chakra, promoting feelings of love, empathy, and forgiveness.

Emotional Healing: Green Aventurine is thought to have a soothing energy that can help calm and balance emotions. It may be used to alleviate anxiety, stress, and emotional turbulence, bringing a sense of tranquility and well-being.

Prosperity and Luck: In some beliefs, Green Aventurine is associated with luck and prosperity. It is believed to attract opportunities and good fortune, making it a popular choice for those seeking abundance in various aspects of life.

Physical Well-being: Some practitioners of crystal healing claim that Green Aventurine can have positive effects on physical health, particularly in supporting the heart, circulatory system, and promoting overall vitality.

Positive Energy and Manifestation: Green Aventurine is considered a stone of opportunity and manifestation. It is believed that using this crystal can help focus intentions, visualize goals, and attract positive outcomes.

Pi stone is used for transmitting 9 Inca Rites. Also can be worn as a necklace as a decorative, meaningful kuya or power stone made from a type of gemstone crystal tied with a lace, leather tie which can be purchased separately.

What Is the Munay-Ki? 

The prophecies of the ancient Americas speak about a period of great transformation, and foretell of new humans appearing on the planet—persons of wisdom and power who live free of fear and abide in their eternal nature, accepting stewardship for all creation.

Based on initiatory practices of the shamans of the Andes and the Amazon, the Munay-Ki is made up of nine rites of initiation to become a person of wisdom and power. They are energetic transmissions that heal the wounds of the past—the genetic and karmic inheritance we are born with. They transform and upgrade the luminous energy field and re-inform our DNA, enabling us to grow a new body that ages, heals, and dies differently.

A Pi Stone, Munay Ki stone is a a decorative polished stone shaped like a donut. It can be worn as a necklace and is popular for individuals to use this with a leather or synthetic neck tie and wear as a piece.

A torus or donut shape is said to be an envelope of energy that revolves inside and out making the pi stone donut so symbolic as it mirrors the body's auric energetic field.

Stones with holes in have been used for centuries and have other significances as a key stone or anchor stone.

The Munay Ki Initiation Rites is gifted with a Pi Stone donut to hold ones personal journey and relationship to this very important sacred geometry and personal transformation.

The rites of the Munay-Ki are the Seers Rite, the Harmony Rite, the Bands of Power, the Healers Rite, the Daykeepers Rite, the Wisdomkeepers Rite, the Earthkeepers Rite, the Starkeepers Rite, and the Creator Rite.

In the Quechua language, “munay” means “universal love.” “Ki” is from the Japanese word for 'energy'. Together, these words mean “energy of love.” After you go through the nine rites of the Munay-Ki, you can begin to dream the world into being—the world that we want our children’s children to inherit.

Translated and shared by Alberto Villoldo The Four Winds Society Light Body School is internationally recognized as the Gold Standard in shamanic education, preparing wise and ethical energy medicine practitioners