Stone Ribbon Acrylic Print

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Fundamentally, the meaning of stones and rocks deal with solidity, stability and being grounded. They are representations of gravity, having been pulled from their source by their own weight over time, and then submerged into the Earth by the force of gravity as well.

Rocks are everywhere, and such unassuming things—they’re easy to take for granted. But in truth, stones are a very big deal. In fact, they were used for currency in many civilizations.

The meaning of stones as a currency deals with value, power and even history. Why history? Because currency (whether stone, or current-day paper money) passes through many hands, and usually sticks around for a long time. Energy is residual, so stone money will store a bit of history from every person who had it in their possession.
Highlights of the meaning of stones: time, cold, heavy, subtle, silent, memory, stable, rooted, matter, comfort, patience, strength, constant, grounding, immovable, permanence, foundationa...

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