‘L'Amore é l’Unico Potere’ brings you in a quite and hidden place where love comes to regenerate.
Come back to the springs!
L'Amore é l'unico Potere Emotion Diffuser one including 3 elements independent and interactive:
- An original Artwork 32x40" for your space, that reviving your energy points (chakras) thanks to the
seven colours and their infinity blend. We are deeply touched by a painting's beauty for its theme and its traits, however, we are not always aware about the impact of its colours in our subconscious. The
seven rays that we perceive come from the invisible light through our eyes, like a flame that springs from inside, thanks to the colour's harmony that the painting reflects.
- An original soundtrack to open multidimensional and timeless universes.The
seven notes and their variation allow to reach the highest positive vibration. Discover again the pleasure of the slow listening in different style, on a quality vinyl support.
- A mineral treasure, pure raw crystals playing a role powerful amplifier for the circulation of positive energy through your body and in the surrounding atmosphere.
Figaro de Montmartre use a variety of medium on canvas, including crayon, acrylic and a kind of modelling paste to express the theme.
Total dimension: Frame and Fine Artwork: 34"x42" depth 2"
Total Weight: 5kg
L'Amore é l'unico potere EDO is surrounded by Quartz, Amethyst and Howlite crystals.
Quartz is the "feel better stone", and it is recorded in many ancient manuscripts. It heals sickness and wounds, allows communication with spirits, and exhibits scientifically. Chakra: ALL. Astrological associations: ALL.
Amethyst magnifies energy of the other crystals. It helps negotiation skills, decision making, wealth, business success, coping with responsibility and change, and public speaking. It is useful for purification during ceremonies.
Howlite Chakra is Crown. This crystal is good for calm communication, discernment, memory, study, and action. It helps you to reach your goals. Combat selfishness, boisterousness, and vulgarity (The crystal healer by Philip Permutt).
