Recently many people told me that they use shungite to protect themselves from negative influences.
I have red some resources (mostly soviet doctors who made a shungite room to enhance mental and physical recovery) online explaining how this mineral works, but I am not entirely convinced.
Some people grind this mineral into dust and add it in paint and paint their houses/rooms with it, some wear it, some put it in water, some break a shungite rock in half and place 1 piece into a natural fresh water source and another half in the object that needs cleansing, etc.
Based on this, I wonder what is the mechanism of work of this mineral. It is called noble(elite) shungite.
If it works the way some people say, maybe it operates not like quartz cristals, which according to my understanding can be charged with energy and can direct energy. Perhaps shungite can cancel any programming.
If my guess is correct, maybe we should not keep our C's crystals next to shungite?
Or can shungite be useful?
Should we ask Cs about it?
The term "shungite" was originally used in 1879 to describe a mineraloid with more than 98 percent carbon. More recently the term has also been used to describe shungite-bearing rocks, leading to some confusion.
[3] Shungite-bearing rocks have also been classified purely on their carbon content, with shungite-1 having a carbon content in the range 98-100 weight percent and shungite-2, -3, -4 and -5 having contents in the ranges 35-80 percent, 20-35 percent, 10-20 percent and less than 10 percent, respectively.
[3] In a further classification, shungite is subdivided into bright, semi-bright, semi-dull and dull on the basis of their
luster (the terms lustrous and matte are also used for bright and dull).
[4]
Shungite has two main modes of occurrence, disseminated within the host rock and as apparently mobilised material.
Migrated shungite, which is bright (lustrous) shungite, has been interpreted to represent migrated hydrocarbons and is found as either
layer shungite, layers or lenses near conformable with the host rock layering, or
vein shungite, which is found as cross-cutting veins. Shungite may also occur as
clasts within younger
sedimentary rocks.
[3]
Shungite has to date mainly been found in Russia. The main deposit is in the
Lake Onega area of Karelia, at
Zazhoginskoye, near Shunga, with another occurrence at Vozhmozero.
[1] Two other much smaller occurrences have been reported in Russia, one in
Kamchatka in
volcanic rocks and the other formed by the burning of spoil from a coal mine at high temperature in
Chelyabinsk.
[5] Other occurrences have been described from Austria, India, Democratic Republic of Congo
[1] and Kazakhstan.
[6]
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