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STRIKE: Serpentine Cobra Carving
The word “Serpentine” derives from the word “serpent.” While this name was almost certainly chosen because of its green colour, it also reflects many ideas about the Serpentine stone’s qualities that date back to the ancient world.
Historically these stones have been used to detect negative energies, and protect us against both bad luck and intentional malicious behaviour.
The spiritual meaning of Serpentine is connected to the Kunalini energy. This is the life force energy that runs through our bodies and is often represented as a snake.
Serpentine is also said to be helpful in stimulating psychic abilities and enhancing meditation. It is also said to be helpful in protecting against negative energy.
Serpentine is a group of green stones found all over the world, everywhere from Canada to Greece to Korea to New Zealand.
Historically, Serpentine has frequently been confused with Jade, but the chemical composition is actually quite distinct.
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