Reed: Red Jasper

By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024

Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a crystal or stone.

The Celtic month of Reed, September 5 - October 2, is associated with:

Stone: Red Jasper

Jasper comes in dozens of colors, each with their own specific properties, but in general jasper is grounding, restores balance, and imparts determination and follow through. It vibrates to the number six and especially supports Leo energy.

Red Jasper is good for protection, stabilizing, fertility, and assists in releasing feelings of failure, guilt, shame, or imposter syndrome. It is known as a symbol of life and its revitalizing energy boosts personal growth, inspires and motivates.

Red brecciated Jasper enhances organizational skills, animal communication, and aligns chakras, especially the sacral and root chakras.

You might feel drawn to red jasper if you've been seeking deeper spiritual meaning. It can be a good connection to earth when we are assimilating a new spiritual connection or level awareness.

Do what lights you up,
Sadie

Please note: Some people start the tree calendar with Birch in January, which follows the solar calendar. However, I learned them in an older tradition, which aligns with the 13-month lunar calendar. It's up to you to discern what feels right for you, of course.

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S.F. Skyheart

Author of The Recollection of Trees book series. Fifth generation intuitive. Kitchen witch. she/her.

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