
One of my favorite raw food educators is Laura Bruno, whose e-book The Lazy Raw Foodist is a pleasure to read and way at the top of my recommended reading list. Especially for those new to raw foods, the Lazy Raw Foodist really covers the gamut of everything you want and need to know about getting started. Those who are already well-versed in the raw foods diet-lifestyle will also love this book for its inspiring essays on topics such as "living with a non-raw partner" and dealing lovingly with cooked food cravings, not to mention all the scrumptious recipes that can be made in minutes.
Beyond raw foods, Laura Bruno is, among other things, a gifted medical intuitive and a fabulous creative writer whose new novel, Schizandra and the Gates of Mu, is Book One in a series I can't wait to devour. (No pressure, Laura, but please hurry up with Book Two!) Although I finished Book One weeks ago, Schizandra took me on a journey into the earth and spirit worlds from which I have yet to emerge.
The plot turns around the experiences of a newly orphaned 13-year old girl, Schizandra Ginger Parker, who has just moved to her grandmother's home in Sedona, Arizona. The story features a colorful cast of characters including a beautiful, cacao-addicted Lemurian Queen, twin maiden aunt reflexologists, portentious tarot cards, 2012 symbolism and an assortment of telepathic, information-charged crystals.

Lemurian Seed Crystals are believed to promote Oneness - between humans, sky beings, the spirit world and entities residing within Earth. They are thought to be the premier stone for opening the heart. Lemurian Seed Crystals are also said to help one connect with innocent, pure, authentic emotion and to support the development of intuitive abilities and perception.
I met my first Lemurian Seed Crystal yesterday, at InSpirit Common in Hadley, where I was hoping to find a travel yoga mat for my upcoming trip to California. Instead of a mat, I was gifted with two stones: a beautiful and powerful quartz point (I'd like to call it a singing quartz crystal: it's vibration is so strong) and a small, wire-wrapped Lemurian Seed Crystal, ready to be worn as a necklace. Unlike a normal quartz crystal, every other facet of the Lemurian is ridged with horizontal lines - supposedly etchings of downloaded information, embedded in the quartz by the Lemurians. Coolio! Here I am with mine.

Love and light, Diana
5 comments:
Hi Diana,
Your lemurian seed crystal is beautiful! What a fascinating story behind them. Were the Lemurians anything like the Atlanteans?
xox
Cathy
Hi Diana,
Thanks so much for the surprise review! I hope you enjoy your crystal. Looks lovely ... xxxLaura
Laura, of course: my pleasure!, and Cathy, thank you! Lemuria is the Pacific counterpart to Atlantis. It is said: "people lived in rare harmony" there, "and possessed a sophisticated technology that allowed them to harness the weather, defy gravity, and conduct genetic investigations far beyond what is possible today. When disaster struck Lemuria, the survivors made their way to other parts of the world, incorporating their scientific and mystical skills into the existing cultures of Asia, Polynesia, and the Americas. Totem poles of the Pacific Northwest, architecture in China, the colossal stone statues on Easter Island, and even the perennial philosophies all reveal their kinship to this now-vanished civilization."
Blavatsky wrote about it, too.
and here's a thought as to whether Lemuria really existed or not: if we can imagine it, it's existance is real.
Just like a poem, which may describe something that is not "real", it is nevertheless "true"...
I cannot wait to read "Schizandra and the Gates of Mu"!
Cathy
Meg, Thank you for your comment. I looked at your website and your Lemurians are absolutely beautiful! Light blessings, Diana
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