Charms for connection

Discover more about the two charms used in this ritual

Pikorua While there are deviations of this Maori symbol, it’s thought the original shape is based upon the Pikopiko fern, which grows in the shadiest parts of the New Zealand bush. The symbol lends itself to lovers who, when pulled apart, always come back together. It’s also used to unite family members, cement friendships, and even highlight the connection you have with loved ones after they’ve passed. Rose quartz This stone is known as the crystal of unconditional love and its use is said to date back as far as 7,000BC. It’s now a popular choice for jewellery, home decor and, of course, treasured as a charm. It’s said to boost all kinds of compassion, from healing bonds between families, bringing together soulmates, strengthening friendships and developing self-love.…

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Spirit & Destiny (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2022

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