@walter your patio garden is amazing and so are your crystals. What a peaceful place to sit and work your magick. It looks great.
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@Saulamay thank you so much! Yes, its so peaceful. Except for the mosquitos! LolâŚThey are so bad this summer! I like to unwind with tea, lunch or dinner.
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@walter it really looks like a nice place for meditation and tea and a bummer about the mosquito issue, have you tried citronella oil or candles? I think lavender oils may do the same thing. Just a thoughtâŚblessed be.
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Thanks again for your crystal wisdom shared in the other thread, @IrisW- great job! 
Hope you got some good rest, @DerBraucher- may you have more downtime and time to relax soon 
Thanks for exploring Flint (and sharing the resources as well!)- like you say, it may not be as shiny as some of the crystals, but itâs such an important stone with very significant meaning! 
May you enjoy your lovely rock collecting 
Thatâs a great point @walter- follow your intuition, as itâs sure to lead you towards the crystals that can best benefit your magickal practice! 
Beautiful spellwork and stunning pictures- I love your magick garden! 
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Beautiful crystals and stunning stones- thanks to all who joined in and shared their crystal healing talents!
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Blessed be! 
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@Saulamay , yes i have two candles. I put one on each side of seating. However, the get my legs lol. Im good from the waist up lol⌠i need to buy another one and try put by my feet when i sit down. Thank you for the advice!
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@BryWisteria , thank you so very much!
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@walter you should try mixing some lavender oil with some witch hazel for your legs. Try it one part oil to 10 part witch hazel and put it in a spray bottle.
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I highly recommend Tiger Balm- rub a little bit on your ankles and it does wonders!
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My partner and I were in the park the other day and a swarm of bugs came. A dab of Tiger Balm here and there and poof! 
The bugs left us alone- itâs amazing stuff! 
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Omg! @BryWisteria thank you so much! I will definitely give it a try!
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I just ordered it! Even better, great for sore muscles! Ive been weight training and been pretty sore. Cant wait to try it!
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@Saulamay thank you i will try it. I already have witch hazel in my medicine cabinet.
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Tiger Balm was a lifesaver when I was backpacking- it really has so many uses! Last time I was in Thailand I stocked up on it We use it to keep bugs away, take the sting and itchiness out of bug bites, clear stuffy noses, and ease sore muscle aches. You can even use it to cover up bad smells (like stinky hiking shoes 
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I hope it helps you as much as it helped me, Water! 
Thatâs a fantastic recipe, Saulmay! Iâm sure it smells amazing too- lavender is a wonderful scent and perfect for the summer 
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Iâd love to be able to use Tiger Balm for my aches and pains but unfortunately Iâm allergic to it, as I am to many other ointments due to my aspirin allergy⌠
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Thank you once again guys! Truly grateful!
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Sounds like Flint is the right stone for you, @DerBraucher! Iâm very glad you found that chunk, it sounds interesting.
Beautiful crystals and a wonderful garden set up, @walter! Youâve got a green thumb!
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I like flint!! I had a nice pics but I lost it along the years. 
Thank you for the great entry!!!
Youâre right because not everyone likes the rocks that arenât âcrystalsâ lol but flint is a stone and a mineral I learned about along the way. Iâd love to see a picture when you have time from your bust schedule. 
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You mentioned a very good idea!!! Thanks for reminding me.
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Your garden is absolutely gorgeous!
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Thank you so much @Rowan 
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