GRIDDING

 

We have used Crystalline Phoenix® selenite pieces from 5 pounds up to 1200+ pounds for indoor and outdoor gridding and repeater projects, with total amounts per project from 65 pounds up to 4000+ pounds. Amounts will vary depending upon the requirements of the individual space, be it a bedroom, an office, a residence, an agricultural area, an animals’ home space, an industrial site, or a large ranch. We have found that animals appear to love selenite in their space. We use pieces from milky white to window glass clarity. For more detailed information on gridding and its many benefits, please go to 
“Shop: Selenite Gridding and Repeaters”.

What is a Gridding?

  By Trudy Ann Baker 

All property has its own history.  The residual “memory” of human events, even an argument, is “registered” where it took place.  That there is memory of the history of a site is a pretty safe assumption, even if this history is simply plant or mineral (like drought, flood, fire, etc.).  Most of us find locations where we feel good and those where we are uncomfortable.  This is one of the reasons: some history is beneficial to those living at a site and some is not.  A “gridding” involves tuning into a site and the surrounding area to see how the energies affect both the individuals and the area.  The site knows what is needed for clearing its own history and supporting the current inhabitants in their individual lives.  It guides us where to put what kinds of stones, how big they need to be and, with the input of the inhabitants, how those stones will be programmed (health, joy, abundance, support of one’s spiritual work or artistic path, or simply for one’s highest good — the programming possibilities are endless). 

So far, all of our outdoor gridding projects have called for 75 to 100 pound Crystalline Phoenix® selenite pieces at the major perimeter corners and 50 to 75 pound pieces at any other boundary angles of the property and on either side of all driveways.  A selenite crystal “beacon” is positioned in the interior of the property supported by several other stones.  The selenite can clear, harmonize and nurture the property. Certain other support stones assist in maintaining this clearing and in supporting the inhabitants in their life path and other programming choices.   In addition, selenite is often useful at the outside corners of buildings and sometimes in the corner of rooms, depending on the structure’s history. 

Ideally, selenite crystals would be programmed and inserted into the foundation corners of the structure during construction, again with other appropriate support stones. 

A completed gridding affects a much larger area than just the property where the stones are placed.  We have noticed that our griddings in many diverse locations have energetically connected with each other, creating an even larger grid of light.   This is perhaps the greatest benefit of all – the potential for supporting our entire precious planet!

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Selenite we donated in corner of church in New England.

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Selenite at grid site in Scottsdale, AZ

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Trudy with her new friend whose horse stall she just gridded

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Trudy & Mark gridding horse stall, notice selenite crystal between them.

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Selenite at residential grid site

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Selenite at grid site in Cave Creek, AZ

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Warehouse and office complex gridded with over 1300 pounds of selenite

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Selenite in corner of corporate office

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Selenite in corner of medical clinic

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Selenite at head of waterfall in Sedona

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Selenite beacon at ranch in Texas

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Selenite beacon at ranch in Texas

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Selenite at top of hill overlooking complex near Tesuque

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Selenite at ranch near Pecos, New Mexico

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Selenite at historic home near Pecos

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Selenite at historic home near Pecos

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Selenite at historic home near Pecos

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Selenite beacon stone at home in Phoenix

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Selenite beacon stone at ranch near Pecos, New Mexico

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Selenite at historic home near Pecos

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Selenite beacon stone at home in Sedona

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Inspecting the selenite gridding stone

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Trudy working with the horse before we gridded her arena, etc.

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Selenite beacon stone near Phoenix

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The yucca is pleased

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Selenite placed at each end of vineyard row

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Selenite grid pointing to Yellowstone and on ley line to South America

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Solar array that we gridded

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Selenite at entrance to property in California

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Selenite beacon at residence in Phoenix

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Selenite beacon crystal at residence in Tempe

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1200 pound selenite beacon, largest yet, going into residence undergoing renovation

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Beacon at grid site in Ashland, Oregon