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According to ancient Hindu belief, topaz is a gemstone that is believed to engender health, caution, sagacity, and prevent sudden death. In the Middle Ages, topaz was worn to sharpen the intellect, calm anger and engender tranquility. [[Edgar Cayce]] called it “a source of strength.” The ancient Greeks used it widely in healing. | According to ancient Hindu belief, topaz is a gemstone that is believed to engender health, caution, sagacity, and prevent sudden death. In the Middle Ages, topaz was worn to sharpen the intellect, calm anger and engender tranquility. [[Edgar Cayce]] called it “a source of strength.” The ancient Greeks used it widely in healing. | ||
According to the teaching of [[Lord Lanto]], the topaz focuses the [[Holy Spirit]] for the opening of the [[crown chakra]]. It focuses the wisdom of the heart and the development of the [[five secret rays]]. | A topaz directly connects with the frequency of your [[crown chakra]] and your [[Holy Christ Self]], or Higher Mind. According to the teaching of [[Lord Lanto]], the topaz focuses the [[Holy Spirit]] for the opening of the [[crown chakra]]. It focuses the wisdom of the heart and the development of the [[five secret rays]]. | ||
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