{ "id": "t_NL4N4rltg", "title": "PEACOCK ORE (Chalcopyrite): My Accept The Situation & Life Experience Crystal.", "cleaned_at": "2026-10-30T09:57:46.812004", "text": "Hi, in this video I'm going to be talking about this beautiful multi-colored stone, peacock ore.
This is a stone that I must confess was one that I never ever thought that I would ever purchase, because I had heard that it was treated. And yes, it is a treated stone.
It is a form of calcified stone that has been treated with acid, and as a result it produces these strongly tarnished colors.\n\nThis particular piece has purple on it and blue on it and brassy or yellow goldish looking color on it, and even streaks of green.
It truly, truly is a beautiful piece. It's small, but don't let the size fool you.
I love big stones, but this particular piece had a very, very important message for me, and it pulled at my heartstrings.\n\nEven though I always had a thing about treated stones, I followed my intuition, I overrode the mental, and I got this stone.
And it brought in a very, very powerful, a very, very supportive, a very, very empowering message that is helping me through these times.
And that message is: accept the situation as it is occurring in your life, and accept the situation as it is occurring in other people's lives.\n\nThis stone was a stone that obviously I had dismissed, but it kept telling me to accept it.
Which is almost like, Caroline, listen, I know that I am treated, I know that I am a treated stone, forget that, accept me, because I can help you.\n\nSo in a way, by accepting, to override the judgments that I had about these stones, it brought forth the greater blessing into my life.
And it taught me that even though we might have a lot of things in our heads, we might read up on a lot of things, there might be general information about how things are, the most important thing is to be in the moment and listen to our intuition.
Because situations can shift, and even though we had judgments about a situation, in the moment, that thing that you are ignoring and dismissing can have that very important lesson.
And that is what this stone taught me.\n\nNumber one lesson: accept me, accept peacock ore, accept the fact that it is treated, and I will help you. And I listened to that message.
I overrode the mental, I listened to my heart, I accepted it, and it brought me the greater lesson of acceptance.\n\nSecond thing that this stone has taught me, after I accepted it and brought it into my space, it taught me how to remember, how to accept the situations and the experiences that other people are going through.\n\nI have been going through a difficult situation in my life.
Sometimes, of course, I know that there's a lot of energies that are coming through, and there's a lot of shifts that are happening in people's lives.
There's a lot of letting go, a lot of growth, a lot of expansion, a lot of separation that is happening in the lives of people, and sometimes those people are the people that we love.\n\nSo I've really been having a lot of difficulties in accepting the changes, or some of the changes, that are going on in the lives of some of the people that I really, really love.
And maybe it's because of the emotional attachments, I don't know.
But it has really been difficult for me to accept that people are changing and shifting and moving and expanding and making choices that are not things that I would make.\n\nI mean, why should they even be things that I would make?
But it's just been a difficult time to accept the life choices that people that I love have been making. And it's almost like I want to control the situation, I want to make them safe, I want to protect these people.
And this stone has been teaching me to accept the situation and to honor the divinity in the lives of the people that I love, just as they honor the divinity in my own life.\n\nIt's not easy by any means.
And it doesn't mean that by accepting the situation that I agree with the situation. Some of these situations are really, really painful to watch. I'm just like, Caroline, what is going on in this person's life? How can I change this situation?
How can I help this person? How can this thing be much better?\n\nBut I'm learning to accept that every person has made decisions in their lives that are helpful in their soul's growth and evolution.
They have made decisions in their lives to help in the growth process, in the evolution process, the same way that my own decisions are helping me in my soul's growth and my own evolution.\n\nThis has not been easy, but it's something that I'm beginning to honor and to see from a very different perspective.
I'm beginning to recognize and remember that everyone has their own guides and their own soul's purpose and path that they have to walk on. That they all have guidance, they all have source flowing through them, and that I must honor that divinity.
I must accept and allow them to walk through their processes.\n\nWho am I to step into the path of another being and try to stop it?
Who am I to dishonor the choices that others have made, the experiences that people have selected and chosen, and that they want to go through in order to take them to the next level of their lives?\n\nI'm beginning to see that I just have to observe.
And truly, in all these things, come from a place of love and acceptance.
That we are all powerful and we are all strong, and that we are all able to really handle our lives.\n\nSo this stone, peacock ore, has taught me that very important lesson. It is a stone that I never thought I would get.
I had judgments against it, but it truly brought that message of accept the situation, accept me.
I will show you how to accept the shifts that are happening in your life and the shifts that are happening in the lives of other people.\n\nAnother thing that this stone is teaching me about acceptance is to see that people are like this multi array of colors that are on this stone.
This stone has gold, goldish color on it, purple on it, blue on it, and green on it. And it just reminds me of all the higher chakra colors and the archangelic energies.
The gold of Archangel Gabriel, the purple magenta of Archangel Yofael, the green of Archangel Raphael, the blue of Archangel Michael.\n\nAnd it just reminds me that every situation is beautiful. The stones speak just by the formation of this stone.
I know that this is a very high upper chakra stone by the colors of the stone, by the archangelic energies that I feel, the protection that I feel from this stone, the message of this stone.
Just the reminder that we all have, first of all, multidimensional beings, and we all have multiple ways of expressing ourselves, of walking our paths, and it's all beautiful.
There's all different colors of doing things, of being, and that I must accept it because it's all beautiful.\n\nSome of these situations may cause grief and sorrow and sadness. Some of them may cause laughter and joy and whatnot.
But everything is beautiful in the end, and that I must accept it.\n\nSo this really, truly is my stone of accept the situation.
The message has really helped me remain balanced and not really teeter off and really become unstable, because I'm thinking so much about how I can save someone, or how I can help someone, or how I can try to keep someone on their path.
I mean, what do I know? What do I know? It really is ridiculous.
But this stone has helped to remind me of that aspect of allowing other people to be, and that it's all good, it will all work out, it all works out, we are all working out.\n\nAnd you know what, I'm just thinking about how beautiful a peacock is.
The tail and the feathers of a peacock are really, really beautiful, and that really speaks a lot about the name of this stone.\n\nSo do you have a peacock ore? How do you use it? I would like to know your personal experience with it.
Like I always say, there's a lot of general information, but what is the stone personally saying to you? I would love to hear it.\n\nIn the meantime, let's keep allowing, let's keep releasing, and let's keep accepting.
I think it's the best place to be, don't you think? See you next time, love you." }