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Latest revision as of 05:42, 28 December 2025
Star sapphire, a very rare stone, focuses the star of your I AM Presence. It is a gemstone of the first ray. It has been called the “stone of destiny.” The three bands that form the star are said to represent the virtues of faith, hope and charity.
People throughout the East believe sapphires and star sapphires have the power to protect the wearer from the evil eye and witchcraft. Gemstones don’t have power in themselves, but they have a molecular structure that has the capacity to be, as it were, a capacitor or an electrode as you would store electricity. They can store tremendous power when you are letting that power flow through you to those focuses.
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Star sapphire
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The Star of India, 563 ct, one of the largest star sapphires in the world
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Elizabeth Clare Prophet, February 12, 1988.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, April 15, 1988.