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The purpose of this workbook is to provide an understanding on how to build crystal grids to use as a meditation practice to focus your intentions. It’s an effective way to foster clarity, along with alignment between the conscious and subconscious mind.

If you are collecting crystals, you are probably creating crystal grids, even if you are not aware of it! A crystal grid is created when you place or combine two or more crystals in proximity to one another. This combination creates a unique synergy between the crystals that feels different than each of the individual crystals on their own… not better, just different.

Some examples of possible crystal grids you may already have in your home or office might be a small dish of crystals beside your bed, or on a shelf in the family room where you keep and display them. You may have garden crystals that you’ve arranged in your outdoor space. As you add or remove crystals or stones to any of these collections, it shifts or changes the way that collection feels. Each collection of crystals is a grid! You may have already set some intentions with these grids whether you’re aware of it or not. As an example, you may be placing the collection on the shelf with the idea that the colors and shapes will add beauty and interest to the space. The beauty and visual impact of these crystal grids then affects each person who experiences your collection.

If you would like to take your crystal grids to the next level and really amplify their potency, start building them with purposeful intention! To do this, simply decide what you want the grid to represent. Once you have chosen an area of focus or reason for the grid, there are several other things to consider—like the location, size and shape of the layout and perhaps the length of time the grid will be in place.

The primary emphasis will be on building crystal grids as a meditation practice, although many of the ideas and suggestions presented will be applicable to long-term and/or static crystal grids as well.