Petrified wood contains ancient earth energy and is associated with rejuvenation and higher wisdom. It is said that skilled practitioners can channel this energy.
Petrified wood is a 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness.
Chakras:
Third eye & root

Mental level:
Are you one of those people who like to get bogged down and digress again and again? Petrified wood helps you to stay focused and concentrate on the really important things. The gemstone gives you the necessary groundedness and calms your mind.

Tree fossils, also known as wood fossils, silicified wood. It originated from trees. About 150 million years ago, due to geological influences (or volcanic eruptions or crustal movements), trees were buried underground due to the lack of water in dry environments. Underneath, or because the wood is not easily decayed with air, and in the long geological process, the silica is replaced by silica and the shape of the branches is preserved.

After several geological changes, the shoals of the sea and the land rise, so that these burials The trunk of the underground is revisited. Its wood cells are filled and replaced by minerals. The iron and manganese oxides dissolved in water are yellow, red, purple, black and light gray. Gold fossil tree fossil fossils.

Petrified wood has a relaxing, centering and collecting effect. It encourages you to take time for leisure and reflection. It is an excellent meditation aid for beginners. Because of its grounding properties, petrified wood is a component of water stone mixtures.
Petrified wood is assigned to the first chakra, the root chakra. Astrologically, it matches the signs Gemini and Leo.

As it is a fossil, petrified wood is also of interest to science. It is also processed into unusual pieces of jewelry and serves as a raw material for the furniture industry.

But there is another reason why we should all own petrified wood. As it is not just a fossil, but also a healing stone, it has energies deep inside that we can use for ourselves.

When a tree dies, it takes some time for bacteria and fungi to decompose the wood. The wood rots and turns into natural humus. However, this decomposition process requires oxygen. If this is missing, a dead tree can turn into fossil wood.

During volcanic eruptions, for example, entire trees can be buried completely airtight under hot lava. If dead tree trunks end up in a river, they are covered by mud and debris and can also turn into fossil wood.

Occurrence

If there is a large number of fossil tree trunks in one place, it is called a petrified forest. Petrified forests can be found not only in Germany but also in:

• Greece
• USA
• Namibia
• and Argentina

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