There's A Rock For That: Medicine Bags and Magical Boxes Today on There's A Rock For That! Radio

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Thursday, April 17, 2014

Medicine Bags and Magical Boxes Today on There's A Rock For That! Radio

Today on "There's A Rock For That!" radio show I will be talking about medicine bags and magical boxes. I love keeping my crystals in special containers! I'll share some of the things I use to store them in as well as ideas on making your own bags and boxes and where you can find ones already made. My "Crystal Guest" for today's episode is Clear Quartz!

Additionally, I will be reviewing a wonderful book that has ideas for making your own medicine bags, "Healing Crystals" by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner. The book is available from the authors' website www.enchantedworld.com

The show starts at 4PM EST today on Blogtalkradio.com. You can call 347-637-3372, to listen to the show on your phone. Be sure to press "1" if you have a question or want to share your ideas on medicine bags, magical boxes or working with clear quartz. And, you can listen to the show online and join the fun in the chatroom by going to this link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rainbowpsychics/2014/04/17/theres-a-rock-for-that

It's going to be a fun show. Hope to see you there!

Meanwhile, here are a few examples of boxes and bags that I use for my crystals.

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