A question and input from all is appreciated. My h..

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A question and input from all is appreciated. My husband was an infantryman for 24 years. Has seen 7 deployments. He does fine, but has awful dreams that he doesn't talk about but, it can affect an entire day. How can I help to keep bad dreams from entering his peaceful sleep? Is there a ritual, or simply a pendant that I can have him wear. How would I charge it to keep his dreams peaceful. I would ask him first if that is what he would want me to do of course. I am looking for a remedy. Thank you for reading this. Happy Blessings to all of you.

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I have one deployment of 3 years and would love to know the answer to this for myself

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I send loving hugs to both of you. Along with your intent to help him metaphysically, I would ask, is he getting treatment for PTSD? Be well and be happy. xoxo

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It's so sad to hear of our vetrans and their families who go through PTSD like this. I also hope he seeks professional treatment for himself. I know that lavendar is commonly used to aide is peaceful sleep (like to spritz an essential oil mixture on his pillow). Also, celestite and amethyst are calming crystals to place on a bedstand or near to him in your room.

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This blog talks about several crystals and why they are good for PTSD. It's pretty in depth. They also say that crystal therapy is not a substitute for professional medical care. If counseling is needed, then it should be sought out. The article mentions a couple crystals that I use a lot, tourmaline and rose quartz. Lepidolite is also really good. https://maplecrystals.com/heal....th/best-crystals-for

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