Big Crystal Energy Podcast - Crystals, Glamour, and Magic for Liminal Spaces
Big Crystal Energy Podcast 🎙️✨
Welcome to Big Crystal Energy—the witchcraft and crystals podcast for people living between worlds. Hosted by Ashleigh Bodell, an Orthopedic Physician Assistant and practicing witch, this show teaches you how to integrate magic, tarot, astrology, and energy work into your everyday life.
Season 3: Season of the Veil explores liminal space, transformation, and the power of the in-between. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or crystal-curious, you'll find deep dives into: ✨ Crystal healing & metaphysical properties ✨ Tarot & oracle card readings ✨ Witchcraft practices & pagan traditions ✨ Manifestation & energy work ✨ Astrology & the Wheel of the Year ✨ Occult wisdom & mystical living
Through conversations with healers, spiritual guides, and magic-makers—plus solo episodes on everything from glamour magic to seasonal rituals—Ashleigh shows you how to be fully magical AND fully professional.
Perfect for witches, spiritual seekers, crystal lovers, and anyone ready to embrace their power in the liminal.
🔮 Tune in, trust your intuition, and step through the veil.
Big Crystal Energy Podcast - Crystals, Glamour, and Magic for Liminal Spaces
Larimar and the Myth We Wanted to Believe
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Larimar is one of the most recognizable crystals in the world—but almost everything you've heard about it may have come from the same handful of modern sources.
In this episode of The Crystal Library, we're diving beneath the surface of the beautiful blue stone often called the "Atlantis Stone."
You'll hear the familiar story: lost civilizations, divine feminine energy, ancient wisdom, dolphin medicine, and messages from Atlantis. Then we'll ask a much bigger question:
Where did those stories actually come from?
Together we'll explore:
- The real discovery of Larimar in the Dominican Republic in 1974
- Why its striking blue color comes from copper—not magic
- The fascinating geology behind this rare variety of pectolite
- How myths become accepted as fact through something called citation laundering
- Why conflicting crystal correspondences can reveal more than they hide
- A modern Larimar ritual that is meaningful precisely because it doesn't pretend to be ancient
- Why truth can be every bit as magical as mythology
Rather than dismissing spiritual traditions, this episode explores the importance of recognizing the difference between folklore, personal practice, and historical evidence—and why all three have a place when we're honest about what they are.
Sometimes the most extraordinary story isn't the one we've been repeating.
It's the one that was there all along.
Mentioned in this episode
- Larimar (blue pectolite)
- Pectolite
- Copper and crystal coloration
- The Dominican Republic
- Miguel Méndez
- Norman Rilling
- Atlantis mythology
- Sandra Kynes' Crystal Magic
- The Crystal Library
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And remember...
The truth was never the boring option.
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