The Backstory of The Blue Chalcedony Formula
To develop the GEMFormulas’ necklaces, Isabelle consults with her Gemstone Therapy teachers in the higher planes or the gemstone guardians in charge of the gemstones used. Here, Isabelle shares some of her personal experiences behind the scenes in the development of this necklace.
My experience with Blue Chalcedony began in 2010 when I discovered it was the symbiotic gemstone for Mother of Pearl. In early 2011, Blue Chalcedony began to appear with Blue Sapphire in the remote gemstone therapy sessions that I give. The gems were clearly nourishing and relaxing the mental body of my clients.
At first, I didn’t connect the two gems. I assumed Blue Chalcedony was simply helping the mind relax, and Blue Sapphire was there independently to nourish it with the blue color ray. In a conversation with one of my gemstone suppliers, I casually asked about Blue Chalcedony spheres. I forgot about our conversation until, about 9 months later, a package of 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm Blue Chalcedony spheres arrived unexpectedly.
My cutter had begun a search for top-quality Blue Chalcedony, successfully found it, and cut them for me. Obviously, the Universe was saying it was time to release this necklace. I strung it with two Blue Sapphires and began experimenting on myself. But wearing it was tough. The necklace’s energies just weren’t coming in, and I couldn’t sleep with it nearby.
At about the same time—in an incident that I thought was unrelated—another supplier sent a parcel of Blue Topaz. I do not recall the dreams that must have prompted me to combine these 3 gemstones together. I just remember the morning I woke up and knew it had to be done.
Fast forward to an inner-world meeting I finally had with the Guardian of Blue Chalcedony. It was the first conversation with him that I consciously remember. He is a quiet, soft-spoken man who radiates kindness. His many-folded robes of fabric in blue chalcedony color, drape like falling water over his plump, round body. Listening to him was like listening to music.
“I have been trying to contact you for a long time, but your mind has been too busy with other things,” he said.
He was emanating too much compassion for me to feel guilty, but I took careful note to pay more attention in the future.
He continued, “So, the gemstone council and I worked without your conscious knowledge to make available the gemstones you’d need for the Tranquility necklace.”
So the arrival of the Blue Chalcedony and Blue Topaz wasn’t coincidental.
He continued, “You now have nearly a full set of the subtle-body nourishing necklaces: Core Four for the physical body, White Flash Moonstone/Emerald for the supraphysical, HeartSong for the emotional, Golden Eagle for the causal, and now Tranquility for the mental body.”
“Those who cherish their mental opinions and delight in busy thinking may resist this necklace’s effects. They may recognize their need for Tranquility, but when they try to wear it, they feel uncomfortable. They should instead keep it nearby, and it will work more gently in their aura. Or they may hold it on painful areas or ask someone to rub the necklace along their spine. This can soften tension in the nervous system put there by mental pressures.”
The back of my neck was feeling stiff, so I bunched the Tranquility necklace and held it there.
“You’d be surprised how much pain is self-induced. When rigid thoughts clash against a greater truth, the physical body suffers. So, play freely with this necklace by holding it on areas of concern and watch what thoughts arise. They are likely associated with the pain in some way.”
“You probably won’t recognize that your thoughts have drifted to a topic until you’ve spent some time thinking about it. When you do become aware of the thoughts, take note of them. Know that their subject matter could use further contemplation. There’s something about the subject that stresses you, because you aren’t yet seeing the whole picture. Or at the other end of the spectrum of possibilities, what you’re thinking about is actually misguided or wrong. Be kind to yourself in this process. Invite a new viewpoint. In the state of tranquility, you’ll feel okay about the possibility that a new viewpoint may loom on the horizon and okay that the one you presently hold may become outdated. You’ll also be okay to let go of this viewpoint and openly accept the new one when it comes. This is what it means to surrender.”
After I’d placed the necklace on my neck, I noticed a period of mental peace. My mind seemed almost blank. The next thing I knew, my mind had drifted and landed on a particular subject. I couldn’t believe I had a rigid or outdated opinion about the topic—let alone that I might actually be wrong about it.
“It isn’t easy to admit that our thoughts fall short of their highest potential,” he explained.
“It helps to know there’s always a greater truth. Every thought can morph into a freer, more expansive one.”
He let me consider this and then asked, “Is the pain in your neck better?”
“Yes,” I answered.
“If the pain abates with placement, then the gems’ energies were able to soften, melt, and disperse the associated mental blockages, which were the primary cause of the pain. You don’t necessarily need to know what exactly these blockages were about. If the pain doesn’t go away and you’ve identified the topic of the thoughts associated with it, then it’s wise to keep silent before making decisions or taking actions on it. Give yourself time to process the thoughts, and invite your viewpoint to rise higher and expand.”
We then spoke about much of the content on this webpage.
He left me with the following:
“In general, there are two types of mental activity, which can be illustrated with a line and a circle. A line represents thoughts moving in a creative flow. They originate at the highest levels of your mind and flow downward until you manifest them in words and actions.
Such thoughts are fresh and nourish the mind. A circle represents thoughts that circulate about a particular topic. These thoughts are concentrated and focused, and can manifest as viewpoints, attitudes, opinions, and concepts. Thought-circles can grow by accumulating more thoughts, and they may turn so that you see these thoughts from different angles, but the circles are otherwise fixed.
We break out of a circle of thought when another thought comes to us that doesn’t fit inside the circle. We suddenly see how to resolve, improve, or let go of the situation the thought-circle describes. The circle opens and transforms into a line. Then we are mentally free.
The healing gems in Tranquility help us open circles of thoughts so they can flow freely once again.”
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