Need to clear your conscience?



Need to clear your conscience?                                                                                             written by Ange, Kultcha Collective’s staff writer,
music loving, medicine woman, adventure Fiiking
photographer



What is it about these rocks that inspire such wonder and longing?  Is it the way they reflect all the beauty around them with such simplicity?  Their ability to catch light and hold it just long enough to entice you to pick them up to examine their illusive trickery?  Or is it their innate and intuitive healing and transformational qualities that have our hearts skipping with a single glimpse?

(Photo – Kultcha Collective - Clear Quartz Crystal Necklace)

Whatever it is, crystals have had us exploring, climbing, digging and risking our lives to discover these gems within magma, red clay and earth since the beginning of time.  Turning the biggest skeptics and scientists amongst us to use words like “In the presence of such beauty and strangeness, people cast around for familiar metaphors.”  As they refer to the Crystal Palace of Mexico’s Chihuahuan Desert as being like the Sistine Chapel – “In both cathedrals and crystals there is a sense of permanence and tranquility that transcends the buzz of surface life.  In both there is a suggestion of worlds beyond us.” (Cavern of Crystal Giants by Neil Shea for National Geographic)

(Photo – Carsten Peter –nationalgeographic.com)

Crystals have long held a fascination for me and as I type this, clear quartz ring on hand, I sense a stillness that makes everything ok with the world.  Their impressive six-sided prisms of pure light and energy, which sparkle the entire colour spectrum, have me fondling their structures with pure joy.

(Photo – Kultcha Collective and Buffalo Girl Rings and Cuffs)

And I’m not the only one - Ancients believed these stones to be alive, taking a breath once every hundred years or so.   Almost every civilization from the Aztecs to the Egyptians to as far back as the folk of the Atlantis have used these stones for healing, meditation and spiritual development.

(Photo - Tumblr)

So if you need a little clarity during this crazy waning gibbous moon like I do - let go of the notion that jewels and gems and just for Mystics and Gypsies.



(Image - Cristinare.com)
(Image - Tumblr)

Adorn your body with these gifts from the earth and allow their natural beauty and wisdom to filter out distractions and help to empty the mind.  Why not clarify your thought processes and emotions and increase inspiration and creativity and call it fashion?!

(Photo - Kultcha.com.au)

Beauty that balances energies, brings harmony and sets us free…
I’m into that…


(Photo - Kultcha Collective - Our New 'Nixie' Range - Raw Quartz Crystal with Russian Amazonite Stone)




















Who Knew I'd Wear Fruit?



                                      

   Who Knew I’d Wear Fruit?                                                                        –written by Ange, Kultcha Collective’s staff writer, 
   music loving, medicine woman, adventure Fiiking,
photographer


 


 Who knew I'd wear fruit?!
 Well not fruit exactly.  
 But the colour of a pinkish-fruit. 










Let’s face it - I’m not a girly girl.  I was always more of a tomboy.  Not the butch kind, I just preferred surfing, trekking, the Blues, never wore make up or shoes and hated anyone touching my hair. 

Image - Tumblr

I was still feminine, I was just wandering the road less travelled.  I preferred the beat of my own drum, let’s say.

Image - Frank Todd - ArticPhoto

Pink just wasn’t my deal.  Not to be seen in my wardrobe, house or car even.  To be honest I loathed it.  Nice on other people, but that’s just it – nice.  Somehow it made me nauseous wearing it.  It always felt like I was pretending to be something I wasn’t.  Not that I’m not nice!  I don’t know. 

Kature Peach - Kature.com

Favim.com

Image - Peach Fash 1 - Pinterest

Maybe it was all in my head, but whatever it was, it’s now being swayed.  

Image - snazzyaren'twe.blogspot.com


These sunny spring days and salty skin have me diving into peach before you can say Roald Dahl.

James and the Giant Peach - Roald Dahl


I’m really digging it.  It’s soft.  It’s feminine.   And it’s not really pink.

Image - www.janaka.com - Ange, wearing Shakuhachi peach silk pants


And I say embrace the Peach!  It's the enticing colour found in sunsets and sunrises.  The fruit kind is almost in season and totally delicious. 

Image - Ange


I mean, what’s not to love?!  So if you need to yin a little of your yang – try some peach today.


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Model – Ingrid Pullen
Wearing – Kultcha Logo Dreamcatcher, Hand-printed Singlet (Peach S66)– Kultcha Collective
Leather, Turquoise Cuff – Buffalo Girl
Leather, Turquoise, Bone and Silver Neckpiece – Kultcha Collective