Citations:Apache tear

English citations of Apache tear

• 2016, Maya Cointreau, Grounding & Clearing - An Earth Lodge Pocket Guide to Being Safe, Present and Comfortable on Earth, Earth Lodge (→ISBN)

  ... round pieces of obsidian. When you carry an Apache Tear, legend says, you will never cry, for the women shed enough tears for all.

• 2021, Harry Eilenstein, Magic for Beginners II: Astral Projection, Money Magic, Love Spells, Mandalas and More, BoD – Books on Demand (→ISBN), page 203:

  IV 4. a) Apache tear Experiment 16 Hold an Apache tear in your hand for one night during sleep. An apache tear is a smoke obsidian.

• 2007, Faith Hunter, Host: A Rogue Mage Novel, Penguin (→ISBN)

  It was an Apache Tear, a teardropshaped, obsidian nugget naturally rounded and smoothed by wind and water. Undrilled, it had been wrapped in copper and ...

• 2016, Nicholas Pearson, The Seven Archetypal Stones: Their Spiritual Powers and Teachings, Simon and Schuster (→ISBN)

  Cultures that encountered obsidian often wove myths around its unusual ... that anyone in possession of an Apache tear will never cry again.5 OBSIDIAN AS AN ...

• 2021, Harry Eilenstein, Magic Research for Beginners: Questions, Experiments, Conclusions and Models, BoD – Books on Demand (→ISBN), page 46:

  An apache tear is a smoke obsidian. This is a drop of lava that was spewed from a volcano and fell directly into the sea, where it solidified into a piece ...

• 2016, Adams Media, The Encyclopedia of Crystals, Herbs, and New Age Elements: An A to Z Guide to New Age Elements and How to Use Them, Simon and Schuster (→ISBN), page 50:

  ORIGINS Obsidian, also called volcanic glass, is molten lava that cooled so ... The legend says that anyone who holds an Apache tear never needs to cry ...

• 2002, Ellen Cannon Reed, Circle of Isis: Ancient Egyptian Magic for Modern Witches, Red Wheel/Weiser (→ISBN)

  His stone is an apache tear, a form of obsidian that appears opaque until it is held up against the light. Its effects are somewhat gentler than obsidian, ...

• 2021, Ellen Cannon Reed, Ancient Egyptian Magic for Modern Witches: Rituals, Meditations, and Magical Tools, Weiser Books (→ISBN), page 44:

  His stone is an apache tear, a form of obsidian that appears opaque until it is held up against the light. Its effects are somewhat gentler than your fear.