Tiger Eye 50mm Healing Crystal Gemstone Munay Ki Pi Donut

What is Tigers Eye?

Tiger's Eye is a popular and distinctive crystal gemstone known for its unique appearance and metaphysical properties in crystal healing. It is a type of quartz with specific characteristics that give it its striking appearance.

Tiger eye, also spelled Tiger's-eye, semiprecious quartz gem displaying chatoyancy, a vertical luminescent band like that of a cat's eye. Veins of parallel, blue asbestos (crocidolite) fibres are first altered to iron oxides and then replaced by silica

Tiger Eye (Protection Stone)

A stone of protection, Tiger Eye may also bring good luck to the wearer. It has the power to focus the mind, promoting mental clarity, assisting us to resolve problems objectively and unclouded by emotions. Particularly useful for healing psychosomatic illnesses, dispelling fear and anxiety. Useful for recognising one’s own needs in relation to the needs of others. Balancing yin-yang and energising the emotional body, Tiger Eye stabilises mood swings, imbues us with willpower, purpose, courage and self-confidence, and releases tension.

Benefit's of Tiger's Eye;

Protection: Tiger's Eye is often associated with protection against negative energies, whether they come from external sources or internal doubts and fears. It's believed to create a shield that helps keep negative influences at bay.

Grounding: Tiger's Eye is thought to promote grounding and stability, helping individuals feel more connected to the earth and providing a sense of security.

Courage and Confidence: Tiger's Eye is associated with boosting courage, confidence, and inner strength. It's believed to help one overcome challenges and take action, making it a popular stone for those seeking to overcome self-doubt.

Balance and Harmony: Tiger's Eye is thought to promote balance and harmony in various aspects of life, including emotions, energy, and relationships.

Focus and Clarity: Tiger's Eye is believed to enhance mental focus, clarity, and insight, making it a useful stone for decision-making and problem-solving.

Chakra Association: Tiger's Eye is often linked to the solar plexus and sacral chakra, which is associated with personal power, confidence, and vitality. It is believed to help balance and activate this chakra.

Birth Sign Zodiac Association: Tiger's eye is not traditionally associated with specific zodiac signs, but it's more commonly linked to the astrological sign of Capricorn, as it is believed to align with the practical and grounded nature of Capricorn individuals. However, this association is not as widely recognized as other gemstones' ties to zodiac signs.

Element: Tigers Eye is associated with the Earth element is often associated with grounding, stability, strength, and a connection to the physical world. It's seen as a stable and nurturing element that helps individuals feel rooted, balanced, and connected to their surroundings.

Usage: Tiger's Eye is commonly used as a talisman, a pocket stone, or worn as jewelry to harness its purported healing energies. It may be placed on chakra points during meditation or energy work. Some individuals carry Tiger's Eye with them as a symbol of protection and courage.

It's important to note that the perceived healing properties of crystals, including Tiger's Eye, are based on traditional beliefs, metaphysical practices, and holistic approaches. While many people find benefit in working with crystals for personal growth and wellness, these benefits are not scientifically proven. If you're interested in using crystals for healing purposes, it's advisable to approach it with an open mind, personal exploration, and respect for your own beliefs and experiences.

Tiger's Eye is a stone of protection, it may also bring good luck to the wearer. It is associated with the Sacral Chakra it has the power to focus the mind, promoting mental clarity, assisting us to resolve problems objectively and unclouded by emotions. Particularly useful for healing psychosomatic illnesses, dispelling fear and anxiety. Useful for recognising one’s own needs in relation to the needs of others. Balancing yin-yang and energising the emotional body, Tiger Eye is said to stabilises mood swings, imbues us with willpower, purpose, courage and self-confidence, and releases tension.

The 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.

What is the difference between Tigers Eye and Tigers Iron?

Tiger's Eye vs. Tiger Iron:

Tiger's Eye: Golden to brown stone with chatoyancy.

Composed mainly of silicon dioxide.

Properties: Promotes courage, confidence, and good decision-making. Associated with the solar plexus chakra.

Tiger Iron: Blend of golden Tiger's Eye, red jasper, and hematite.

Combination of Tiger's Eye, hematite, and red jasper.

Properties: Merges grounding and protective qualities of hematite, nurturing energy of red jasper, and balancing aspects of Tiger's Eye. Enhances strength, vitality, and overall well-being.