Black Obsidian Arrow Head || protection, grounding, transformation

You will receive ONE Obsidian Arrow Head from Mexico - it will be picked intuitively for you.  Stones will vary as this is a hand carved piece by Mexican artisans and no two pieces are exactly the same.

Why pick an Obsidian Arrow Head vs a tumble stone?  Read on for some specific symbolism and why you might consider adding an Obsidian Arrow Head to your collection!

1. Protection: Obsidian arrowheads are often used as protective talismans. Their sharp edges and association with the energy of obsidian make them powerful tools for shielding against negative energies, psychic attacks, and harmful influences. 

2. Spiritual Practices: Obsidian arrowheads are commonly used in spiritual practices such as meditation, energy healing, and ritual work. They can be placed on the body or used to direct energy during healing sessions. Some people also use obsidian arrowheads in divination practices, such as scrying or dowsing.

3. Symbolism: Arrowheads have a long history of symbolism across various cultures. They can represent strength, courage, protection, and the ability to overcome obstacles. Incorporating an obsidian arrowhead into your collection can serve as a reminder of these qualities and inspire you to stay focused on your goals.

Overall, having an obsidian arrowhead in your collection can add a unique and powerful element to your spiritual and energetic practices, offering protection, grounding, and a connection to ancient wisdom.

Chakra: Obsidian primarily resonates with the Root Chakra, grounding and stabilizing one's energy. 

Metaphysically, Obsidian is renowned for its powerful protective properties, shielding against negativity and unwanted energies.

• It is also a stone of grounding, helping to anchor one's energy and connect with the Earth.
• Additionally, Obsidian facilitates deep introspection and self-awareness, making it an excellent tool for inner transformation and personal growth.

Mantra:  "I am grounded, protected, and empowered.