All Moldavite lover/owners read this!

[Astral Explorer]

Hey all my fellow Moldavite lovers and owners. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up that tomorrow evenings starts the next meteor shower. It is the Draconid meteor shower and typically it's most active during the early evening, instead of the late night like some of the others are. You might be asking "OK, well what is the significance of this meteor shower?" Well you may or may not know that a meteor shower is by far the absolute best way to charge your favorite lovely piece of Moldavite! So with that said do not forget to cleanse them sometime tomorrow during the day or early evening and then leave them outside in a safe place early in the evening to soak up that wonderful meteor shower energy. I am so excited I cannot wait to see the difference it makes in my Moldavite. I will be performing a cleansing ritual on all of my Moldavite tomorrow with water and then smudge sticks. If you cleanse your Moldavite with water just remember to be very careful and gentle in doing so and afterwards in drying it off. Moldavite is only a 5 to a 5.5 on the hardness scale and can very easily chip or crack thus leaving your wonderful piece of Moldavite slightly less than it once was. I hate seeing chips on my Moldavite so this would really erk me. Thanks guys I hope you enjoy this as much as I am going to.

[Astral Explorer]

Update: If you missed the Draconid meteor shower fear not guys. There is another one in the month of October! Here is a copy/paste on the information for our next chance to charge or re-charge those lovely and rare Moldavite specimens.

"October 21, 2012, before dawn. Orionids
With the waxing crescent moon setting before midnight (on October 20), that means a dark sky between midnight and dawn, or during the best viewing hours for the Orionid meteors. On a dark, moonless night, the Orionids exhibit a maximum of about 15 meteors per hour. These fast-moving meteors occasionally leave persistent trains and bright fireballs. If you trace these meteors backward, they seem to come from the Club of the famous constellation Orion the Hunter. You might know Orion’s bright, ruddy star Betelgeuse. The radiant is north of Betelgeuse. The Orionids have a broad and irregular peak that isn’t easy to predict. More meteors tend to fly after midnight, and the Orionids are typically at their best in the wee hours before dawn. The best viewing for the Orionids in 2012 will probably be before dawn on October 21.."

Enjoy! This meteor shower is going to be much more prominent than the Draconid was, so I expect this to be a much better charge on your Moldavite. I was upset I didn't have my Moldavite for the Perseids meteor shower in August, that one was supposed to be very active. Either way this next one should be a wonderful time and place to charge up those Moldavite pieces.