The Wee Peeple Newsletter
June 2010 Issue 40
The Holey Stone
(aka Faerie Stone, Odin Stone)
a Stone with at least one naturally eroded hole going all the way through it
Okay, so... What made the hole?
That was the Dollmaker's first question.
Was it an ancient worm?
Tunneling through the mud creating long hollow tubular shaped burrows-
Maybe these stones are cross-sections of worm tunnels!
hmmm... or....maybe not....
...eons of rolling... pushed around by glaciers and rivers....
A lot can happen when stones roll!
Maybe the holes were caused by pebbles lodged in the stone, and the pebbles popped out!
Or maybe there were softer areas within the stone
which wore away quicker, leaving a hole.
OR!
MAYBE!
The Faeries did it!
Folks DO call them "Faerie Stones", after all...
Under
the Spell of the Fey
Looking through the Hole of a Holey Stone
is said to grant hapless Humans the Power of Second Sight!
That they might SEE (and be seen by) the Fey!
It was after collecting hundreds of Holey Stones
from local (Texas) riverbeds and beaches, over a period of years,
and having curiously peered through each and every one of their Holes...
that the Dollmaker became enslaved by Faerie Magic, without even realizing it,
while following a seemingly natural compulsion to create (around 8000) DOLLS...
Holey Stones are "Gateways" to new Behaviors!
This image is in the public
domain to the best of my knowledge. By Henry Maynell Rheam (
1859-1920 )
The Power of Stones to cause tectonic plate shifts in Career Direction,
revealed through incidents like these,
applies even (especially) to the modern Human
for whom the Mystical and Magical Aura of Stone Power
encourages the selling of (quite ordinary) Holey Stones on the Internet
for as much as $150 apiece! Yowza.
The Power of a Holey Stone!
Ah yes, my friends, never underestimate the lowly holey stone...
Here's why:
Amazing Amulets, Nature's Gifts
The following is probably the most common definition for the word amulet:
An amulet is a natural object used as a charm.
Amulets may include:
stones, crystals, fossils, bird feathers found on the ground or in trees,
four-leaf clovers, pieces of wood, nuts, shells
(especially cowrie shells), dried flowers or other herbs, and seeds.
A good example of an amulet is a holey stone. These have long been carried and worn as charms. The holes are considered doorways or portals through which someone can draw or repel energy. For example, the holey stone can bring luck or send away misfortune, bring wealth or banish deprivation, and so on.
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Many cultures use holey stones for divination. (knowing the future) To divine with a holey stone, the holder of the stone peers at the MOON through the hole to see visions and gain wisdom. |
Holey Stones are excellent for meditation and creative visualization.
Some fossils, such as this ammonite (ancient squid) also have natural holes in them and assume the same magical qualities as a holey stone. |
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Read more: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/charming-your-way-to-effective-magic.html#ixzz0sNXerKU5
Sleep well, with a stone by your side. Take a Holey Stone to the sleeping place of the one who wishes to be free of nightmares.
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Hung in doorways or windows to protect a home, business or shed |
Protection: a Stone's Main Function
Worn by a beloved pet or even hung near a pet's sleeping place
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Protection for trees and garden
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Healthcare:
Healing Lore and Folklore state
that Holey Stones are helpful for healing disease and maintaining general health,
particularly when the stone is rubbed on the body of someone sick. ok...
Personal protection
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They are also said to improve eyesight.
W What's on the Other Side? When one looks through a hole in a stone one mustn't be surprised to behold visions of non-corporeal entities!
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Stones talking to one another? The "Conspiracy of Communicating Stones" Theory roughly states that all stones are connected and may communicate with one another through their "common ground"....
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Wherever "Water" meets "Earth" all around the Globe,
forever and forever...
Pilgrims and Seekers of The Miraculous
have discovered Holey Stones
positively loaded with rare and mystical qualities,
in the possession of fishermen
who were using them as sinkers.
Let your thoughts
lead you towards
connection and support
within the web of life.
"In the garden more grows than the gardener sows."
Old Spanish proverb
SUMMER Vegetables! Everywhere!
Ah... the Dollmaker waits for this all year! Home grown tomatoes! yay!
This year there's even a new Farmer's Market across the road!
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And in the Back Yard....
Mason, the Dollmaker's faithful companion of thirteen years,
standing beside the Daylilies
Remember all those caterpillars a few weeks ago....
Walking out the back door, the Dollmaker spied
a butterfly hatching in the weeds...
Two little baby kittens joined our Household this month
Nacho and Pancho (little Manx-mixes)
Summer...ah....
Love this Greenhouse Design
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Check out this link: http://www.countryliving.com/homes/house-tours/nova-scotia-country-house-0705
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And now... a beautiful Film
"In discovering the shared language and poetic sensibilities of all animals,
I am working towards restoring the common ground that once existed
when people lived in harmony with animals. -Gregory Colbert
wow.
Such a Stillness...
Ashes and Snow
"...windows to a world in which silence and patience govern time.
-New York Times by Alan Riding 2002
This excerpt is entitled Feather to Fire,
and is narrated in three languages by Laurence Fishburne (English), Ken Watanabe (Japanese), and Enrique Rocha (Spanish).
More information about Gregory Colbert and Ashes and Snow is available at www.ashesandsnow.com.
Ashes and Snow® and Nomadic Museum® are registered trademarks of Gregory Colbert.
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