Can rocks/stones heal?

[Musicat]

@greywolf333

Different people have different religions, and people have their viewpoints about each. Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish and Wiccan. Crystals are definitely Wiccan, and therefore will not be for everybody.

So they only work if you believe in them? And if you don’t believe in them, they don’t work? So it’s the belief that makes them work?

I believe I’ll have a beer. Look! There it is!

[Jackmannii]

@greywolf333

bloodstone is a filter that removes negativity from me

Reducing the pore size in one’s gullibility filter ensures that less bullshit enters the brain, leading to positive critical thinking ability.

[Tethered_Kite]

I don’t know about healing but lot of women use them as a primitive method of birth control.

Just slip one into your lover’s shoe and it’ll make him limp.

[TreacherousCretin]

@Chefguy

greywolf333 Johnson is right. I’d also like to add that it’s as fine a bit of genuine new age blather and doublespeak as I’ve ever had the pleasure to hear.

Good one.

[Alessan]

@Tethered_Kite

I don’t know about healing but lot of women use them as a primitive method of birth control.

Just slip one into your lover’s shoe and it’ll make him limp.

Or hold one between your knees.

[Broomstick]

@purrtygirl

How many of you believe that stones and rocks have energy in them that can change your life?

I have researched this topic and cannot get a straight or credible answer from anywhere that this is actually possible.

That’s because it’s not possible. It’s woo-woo. It’s not real. It doesn’t exist.

Well, salt is a type of stone and your body needs it (although too much is not good either) so I suppose if you had a salt deficiency it could “heal” you if properly applied, but all that bit about crystals and stones and healing energy is just… not real.