 Bezoar
or mustika: Mustikas are unusual objects formed in
animals and plants. They may assume the shape of
regular oyster-pearls and tumbled stones or in
unusual shapes and sizes. In their unpolished /untumbled
state, they have a rough texture. Unlike oysters
that form pearls out of irritation, Nature forms
these pearls in the bodies of diverse animals,
plants and fruits for some reason unknown as yet to
us. They are unusual creations that may correspond
to human cancers, cysts, and tumors. Not all animals
or plants of the same species form these pearls, but
they possibly do occur in almost every living being.
It would be appropriate here to explain the word "Mustika":
it is from the Kawi language, of an old Javanese
origin and translates as, "magic jewel," or
"precious stone." Some Indonesian occultists use the
word to refer to any magical object or power.
Magical pearls are held in great regard not only
because of their scarcity, and sometimes beauty, but
also because of the power that resides in them.
These pearls are formed with the help of elementals
spirits--gnomes, elves, and other enteric beings of
Nature. Some mustika are fossilized parts of an
animal or a plant,
such as the eyes of a creature. After
thousands or millions of years these eyes through a
natural process have crystallized, hardened and
acquired occult powers. A mustika-pearl is still
more powerful than an ordinary gemstone or crystal
as it possesses the energies of the Guardian
Group-Spirit or Intelligences (Animal Totems/ Plant
Devas) of the animal/plant species embedded in it.
Centipede are one of the many creatures that form
pearls. These pearls are formed by the mucous of the
giant centipede, which it plays about with its
mandibles and then places it on top of its head
where it crystallizes and in time falls off to the
ground. Some centipede pearls are formed in the
stomach. Genuine centipede mustika pearls are prized
by gamblers for the luck that it bestows upon its
master. Pearls from elephant heads, bamboo stems,
boar heads, fish mouths, and conch shells are
lusterless, even though possessed of other
auspicious qualities [Not all crowns of animals are
lusterless--some have clear crystalline-structures
and do give forth a sheen;
 some
bamboo pearls also have luster]. Pearls from conch
shells are usually the size of a large kona (the
large end of a drum stick), and they possess a color
similar to their host shell. Lots of bamboo pearls
come from Ujung Kulon, Java, which secret sources
say is one of the remote places where the Indonesian
Spiritual Masters regularly convene.
Cloud pearls rarely reach this earthly
world, because
they are usually taken away by the demigods.
According to Garuda Puran, even a low born man would
become supreme ruler of the entire world if, as
result of some past pious actions, he were to come
into possession of such a pearl. The appearance of
such a man on earth who obtained a cloud pearl
during his lifetime would bring good fortune not
only to himself, but to the entire human race as
well. No form of
 evil
could even touch the land within
an 8,000 mile radius of his birthplace.
A Naga-mani gives rare good fortune, and
eventually becomes illustrious as a leader of men,
complete with a great collection of all precious
gems. A man in possession of such a snake
 pearl
will never be troubled by snakes, demonic beings,
diseases, or
disturbances in any form. Most of the Mustika Pearls
& Bezoar
stones come from Indonesia. They are found
only in places where nature is undisturbed, and the
elemental and spiritual energy is very high.
Mustika pearls gives good luck and all round
success. We collect them after lots of efforts by
shamans. To get these beautiful and lucky stones
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