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Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones

Uranus in Taurus New Moon – 2019

May 9, 2019

On May 4th we had new moon in Taurus being conjuncted by Uranus which is the planet of the unexpected.

It is time to plant exciting seeds!  Make that call!

Aries, this relates to money you earn

Taurus, your wishes

Gemini, all spiritual and/or creative pursuits

Cancer, your dreams

Leo, this relates to your career

Virgo, everything related to expansion

Libra, all things relating to transformation

Scorpio, all things relationships

Sagittarius, this relates to your dream job and vibrant health

Capricorn, romance, fun, pregnancy, and children

Aquarius, home and family

Pisces, this relates to communication projects.

 

Sylvia ESP

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Filed Under: Feng Shui, Inspiration, Intuition, Mediumship, Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones, Spiritual Guidance, Uncategorized, Wellness

Dallas Power Feng Shui Jewelry Bling

August 23, 2014

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ALEXANDRA SHAW’S GOLDEN COIN NECKLACE SYMBOLICALLY CIRCLES HER IN POWER FENG SHUI PROSPERITY & GOOD HEALTH.

If you desire to change your luck, you must consider your jewelry.

For thousands of years, men & women have adorned themselves with ornaments going all the way back to the bones displayed on the necks of cavemen and women. 6,000 years ago Feng Shui jewelry began with Chinese Imperial Emperors loving their Jade, which they called the Stone of Heaven. It is still extremely lucky to wear today. Bling is not new.

Wearing a necklace, watch or ring is simply encircling yourself with the energies of Gold that will bring you Prosperity & Good Health or if you choose Silver it enhances your Compassion, Mercy, Travel, Friends, Mentors & Helpful People in your life. It works like a charm to manifest quick results.

Go to www.PowerFengShui.info, click on the Articles Link & the lst one, The Feng Shui Power Key has all of the Colors featured there to help you blast your jewels with the desired effect you wish to achieve.

Black lifts Career/Self &Destiny options.

Red makes you more famous, bringing you more recognition & ensures your Future. People remember you when you wear red jewelry.

Purple, my personal favorite blasts the Wealth & Empowerment in your life. Pink is all about Love & Relationships and creating & enhancing them.

Blue brings you Wisdom/Knowledge & Spiritual Enhancement. Blue Holy Icons double this.

Greens will empower you in your Community, that’s at work, in the family, service
organizations, on your block, not just your town or state or country, your charities & whatever communities you associate yourself with. Your children’s schools are also your community.

White is all about Creativity & Children & Intellectual Descendents.

The Icon representation of Crosses, Rosaries, Angels, and even replicas of their wings lifts your Spirituality & draws a Holy Protection Blessing to you. I have a precious friend that is Catholic and visited The Vatican during Pope John Paul’s time and had a Rosary blest for me. I must admit that when I wear it I feel a very different energy and a sense of protection even though I am not Catholic, and will never be. Have your own personal favorite things blest by the Holy leader you follow after in your own personal Spirituality. You will be shocked at the energy shift it has after that.

Shapes are key to “firing up” or “igniting” energies. Pyramids or triangles flash the symbol of a flame, the Fire Element and literally will “Fire Up” energy, the most significant connection being the Egyptian culture of the Pharaohs and all of their Power symbols. These are called Power Draws, believed to draw Power to you, as in the Age of Kings.
Circular shapes are the metal element. A huge percentage of the jewelry, made of metal or glass, sets off the Thought provoking, “Think, think, think” energy, promoting fresh concepts & creativity. If you need to create, circles are your Best Bling Bet for summoning what I call your “Creative Fire Energy.”

The wavy, flowing or undulating shapes, even kidney shapes are all about the Water Element with its renewal of Money and Spirit.

Using Square shapes, symbolic of The Earth Element make you feel much more “grounded” & connected to your life, love, work, body & soul.

Of course anything made from Wood that you choose to wear is all about “Fresh Growth” in your life, new opportunities.

Whatever jewelry color, shape or element of Power Feng Shui you use to adorn yourself with will cause the flow of Ch’i, the Cosmic Breath of God to activate for you.

Feng Shui is all about engaging the 5 senses, Taste, Sight, Touch, Hearing, & Smell. I would recommend that you “fine tune” your ability to “smell” a bargain. Use your own Good Taste, by displaying a world of colors for all to “See”, sending out the highest vibration of color and prompting the “Sound of you” arriving and the memory after your departure, of how good you look and sound.

I encourage you to feel Feng Shuied by your personal statement of bling, overstated or understated, with the impression you wish to leave on your audience. After all life is not a dress rehearsal. It is the real deal… We only do this once.

Your jewelry is your personal statement of your art, intrigue and mystery…
There is not near enough of any of these in life… I encourage you to create some for yourself.

Let me know how that works for you. Write me at iconalex@aol.com. Happy Feng Shui jewelry to you. Remember to make it FUN and it will “Keep The Conversation Lively!!!

Websites:  www.PowerFengShui.info & www.AlexShawPowerFengShui.info
972.504.6824 :& Tollfree 1.888.551.4869   Email:  Iconalex@aol.com

Copyright to Alexandra Shaw 2010

 

Filed Under: Feng Shui, Inspiration, Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: Bling, Jewelry, Jewelry Power. Empower Your Jewelry

Kyanite – Stone Of The Month

September 16, 2013

The name Kyanite is derived from the Greek word Kyanos, literally meaning blue. It is a form of Aluminum Silicate (Al2 SiO5 ) that forms in blade crystals and has a hardness rating between 4.5 to 6.5 on the Mohs Scale.
It is a typically blue silicate mineral, commonly found in aluminum-rich metamorphic pegmatites and/or sedimentary rock. It occurs in various locations around the world, but the best quality of Blue Kyanite is mined in Nepal and Tibet.
Other colors include Indigo (India/Nepal), Green (Pakistan), Black (from Brazil), and Orange (found recently in Tanzania) and more rarely in White, Gray, Pink, and Yellow varieties.
Occasionally it contains enough clean gemmy material to be cut into beads and polished pieces.  Since it falls into the rare polymorphic group – one that displays varying hardness within one specimen – these polished pieces are rather uncommon.  Much like Diamonds, Kyanite has perfect cleavage in one direction, this combined with its varying hardness makes Kyanite quite a challenging gem to cut and polish.
I will concentrate on the most readily available colors.

 

Orange, Black, Blue, and Green Kyanite

Orange, Black, Blue, and Green Kyanite

Kyanite’s message is one of cleansing and alignment.

All the colors effect the entire system, but they also influence their individual chakras strongly.  They are all well known for their ability to align the chakras and open the energy centers. This occurs without the user needing to direct it by thought.  Just carrying a piece will help bring the energy centers into alignment, but if it is consciously directed, its effects will be greatly magnified.
Additionally, the stone does not accumulate negativity and can be used continually without needing a cleansing period. It is particularly beneficial for recovery from injuries, re-aligning the subtle energies that were disrupted.
Using it at the beginning of a meditation session allows the user to begin with chakras opened and aligned.  It also helps to calm the mind and to achieve the meditative state more easily.

The Blue and Indigo varieties resonate most strongly with the throat and third eye, facilitating the opening of the third eye during spiritual work and the throat chakra for communication of the information gleaned during the session. They are also very beneficial for working with group energies, whether these be in a healing or prayer circle or in a business meeting, kyanite helps the co-creative process flow more smoothly and lessens conflicts.

Black Kyanite resonates strongly with the root chakra.  It deepens our connection to the physical, natural world. It brings power and strength, relieving fears associated with the physical existence here on Earth and shields from psychic attack.
Much like Jet, it offers protection and a retreat, the safety of being hidden from your enemies. It is excellent for acessing childhood memories and helping to relieve the effects of early trauma, facilitating healing form our past.  Additionally, it amplifies grounding energies, supports environmental healing, connecting with those who are pulling pollution out of the earth and assisting the evolution of the planet. It is a fine stone to include in grids to rid areas of negative or malignant energies – like hauntings – since low frequency entities cannot tolerate it.

Green Kyanite focuses on the heart chakra. It helps one to see where another’s “heart” lies or what the truth is when working with others.  Carrying it with you can help when in the company of others of whom you are unsure, by helping you to look within the heart of that person to see their true motives behind any statement or action. It also helps to overcome depression by offering hope and support for the internal adjustment and growth needed to bring about positive physical changes.
It can be used to facilitate communications with the Devic realm and nature spirits.

And lastly, Orange Kyanite resonates with the sacral chakra, bringing its uplifting and optimistic energy to the user.  It encourages us to bring light and high vibrational energies to our creative pursuits and to explore our passion for life. It may also be benificial for those seeking fertility, both physically and spiritually.

Kyanite is a beautiful stone and packs quite a powerful punch in any of its forms.

See you at the Fair!

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: Gemstones, Healing, Meditation

Divine Healing with Rebecca Hall

September 13, 2013

We are excited to share our interview with Rebecca Hall! She works with crystals to deliver messages of the highest truth. It was beautiful listening to her message about crystals & spiritual guidance. I know you’ll enjoy it too. 🙂

Meet Rebecca

She says the core of her grid at the fair is clear quartz because our bodies have the same vibration. The versatility of the stones are vast! They can pick up past lives and also see what lessons you are presently learning. She recognizes that most people enjoy receiving messages about their family, love life or career. Yet, for these areas to be in harmony – We must have spirtual healing for ourselves. Here is what Rebecca has to say —

“My readings run deeper to create spiritual healing. We can’t get our love life in order until we get our own heart in order. We can’t get our heart in order until we are aligned with the Divine heart. So, if you want your career, family and love life to be healed and perfect, then let’s heal your heart. It has to be healed with getting aligned with your God or Goddess within, and the rest will fall into place.” Saying “I’ll be happy when I get things into place” is backwards. Rebecca says, “Be happy now and it will fall into place.”

Q: What stones would really help people through this transformation?

A: If you want to be on this path, stick to the simple ones — rose quartz, clear quartz, and amethyst. They are the basic three that help with spirtual, physical and emotional.

Thank you, Rebecca Hall for sharing!

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones, Spiritual Guidance

Indigo Gabbro – Stone of the Month

August 9, 2013

Indigo Gabbro is a stone that is one of the best facilitators for energy transference.

Gabbro in general is a igneous stone, and the Indigo variety is mined mainly in Madagascar with some material coming from Alaska.  It is formed of silicate [SiO2, or quartz] that is rich in magnesium and iron. It has a chemical equivalent to basalt, but with decidedly different energies.
Indigo Gabbro contains a combination that can include feldspar, chlorite, serpentine, muscovite, pyroxene, hercynite, and magnetite in a charcoal colored matrix; it may also contain small amounts of olivine, chrome garnet, actinolite, and biotite; It can also contain valuable amounts of chromium, nickel, cobalt, gold, silver, platinum, and copper sulfides. The material that I have obtained shows a lovely iridescent sheen across the chocolate colored parts of its surface.

Slab showing crystalline structure of Indigo Gabbro

 Indigo Gabbro is said to amplify the energy channeled by various forms of Lightwork such as Reiki, Color Healing, Earth Healing, Gridding etc. This is facilitated by holding a piece of Indigo Gabbro in each hand during the work.  The stone grounds you firmly into the Earth’s “battery” and opens the spiraling gates for both the energies of Heaven and Earth to move through the practitioner into the subject at a greatly accelerated rate.  It further anchors the vibration of intention into the healer/practitioner and the Earth while helping the practitioner move into harmony with their greater or Soul’s purpose.
It seems amplify and adjust the energies of any other stones being used during the treatment.  I particularly like its interaction with selenite, nuummit, and covellite.  I am experimenting with this further as of the writing of this column.
It is said to adjust the energies of “hot” stones such as Moldavite, Phenacite, or Danburyite so that the user may more easily adjust and resonate with the stone, easing the vibrational “oomph” caused by the rapid rise in frequency- all without moving the subject out of balance due to overload.  This is said to allow the subject to more fully access the information of the stone.
It is believed to work to open the Third Eye, facilitating the training of psychic and intuitive abilities and increasing the user’s sensitivity to the “unseen”.  It has been said to facilitate communications with the spiritual realm and with the natural world – plant, mineral, and animal.
It is also said to help clear the aura and remove energy attachments, entities, and implants by the application of the stone to the base of the skull for 15 to 30 minutes while focusing energy on clearing the subject’s physical and etheric bodies.  The stone works to vacuum the energies out of the subject.  Keeping the stone in close  proximity to the body while meditating or sleeping is said to work to maintain the freedom from energy implants, negative entities, and drainers.
The stone should be cleansed after use by placing in a container of salt that is reserved solely for the cleaning of stones and crystals, for at least 24 hours – up to two weeks for really nasty removals.
This has been a very fun stone to research and experiment with, and I look forward to sharing my future findings and the findings of other practitioners with you as the information becomes available.

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: Gabbro, Gemstones, Healing

Opal – October’s Stone Of The Month

October 14, 2012

While both blue and pink Andean Opal, Fire Opal, Ethiopian Opal, and Australian Opal all share the chemical composition of SiO2n(H2O),  currently  the most common material on the market is mainly Australian opal. Note, Ethiopian opal is as flashy as the Aussi material and rapidly gaining a market share in the jewelry trade.
All opal shares a Mohs hardness between 5 and 6, but since it has an amorphous crystalline structure and is very hydrated, it can crack or craze due to sharp temperature changes or dryness.  Rings set with opal should be worn with care because of this.

For many years, the opal suffered rumors and old wives tales about being bad luck. Legends have persisted about this stone, tales designed to discourage those who might otherwise find themselves drawn by its fiery brilliance.   Throughout history, while many stones were prized for their positive magical qualities, others were denounced as vessels of evil. No gem was more vilified than the poor opal. Often associated with scorcery and witchcraft, Medieval Europeans dreaded the opal because of its resemblance to “the Evil Eye,” and its superficial likeness to the optical organs of cats, toads, snakes, and other common creatures with affiliations with witchcraft.  Opals today are still viewed with prejudice in many parts of the world which is unfortunate for such a wonderful, healing stone.  In general, research into opal’s folklore turns up the belief that opal  is a stone of inspiration which can enhance imagination and creativity. It is said to help one release inhibitions and enhance memory. Opal is also a very spiritual stone, and is said to help one be “invisible” in situations where they don’t care to be noticed.
There are a multitude of opal varieties, each with its own nuanced energies.


Boulder Opal (precious opal threaded in an ironstone matrix, most commonly from Australia) is said to do many things for us on the metaphysical level.  It is said to assist us in communication of all forms; verbal, psychic, etc.  Some like to use this stone to assist in communication with their guides, angels, animal guides, nature devas, and other  entities.  Boulder Opal is also a good choice for clearing blocked Chakras, and for strengthening and adding light into the aura.  It produces stability. Boulder Opal is also a very spiritual stone, it has long been used by native people in ceremonies and rights of passage.


Ethiopian Opal increases your psychic abilities for incoming and outgoing questions and answers.  It helps one to discern areas in need of change.  Ethiopian Opal connects the Base Chakra, Heart Chakra, and Crown Chakra, helping balance your Chakras and Aura

Fire Opal, most commonly from Mexico, shares the properties of all opals and also has its own personality and energies. Fire opal brings vitality and a creative energy to endeavors. It also had energies of ability to handle change well and comfortably. Fire Opal is also a stone of sensuality and sexuality, enhancing those energies. It is often used in clairaudience as well.


Blue Peruvian (Andean) Opal is mystically known as a stone of courage and ingenuity. It is said to improve self-esteem and self-love. It is also said to be an aid to creativity and communication of all types. It is reputed to help one find a confidant. Peruvian blue opal is also said to help with stress reduction, fatigue, and weight loss. Crystal healing lore reputes that Peruvian (Andean) blue opal is physically healing for fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, metabolic balance issues, iron absorption, dizziness, and brain disorders. Blue Peruvian opal is associated primarily with the throat Chakra.
It is great for stimulating thoughts and communication skills.  Use on the fifth Chakra to voice your opinions in a clear fashion.  It is about freedom of speech!  Some like to use this opal to connect with others.  Peruvian opal is a very creative stone, especially for writers and those who need to get their thoughts down on paper.  Some say this stone balances metabolism and helps those with fatigue.
Pink Andean Opal can be found occasionally.  It is a stone of love and gentleness. It brings energies of gentle love and kindness to both romantic relationships and relationships of other kinds. That said, its energy is not a cottony soft energy, but instead, a vibrant, active energy, like laughter.  It raises the spirits and elevates your mood.  As with other opals, it also brings inspiration, imagination and creativity. It can help release inhibitions and brings happy dreams. It also eases the process of change. Pink Peruvian opal is associated primarily with the heart Chakra.
Opal is a varied and beautiful stone I enjoy working with and would highly recommend.

See you at the fair!

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: change, creativity, Gemstones, psychic booster

Carnelian – September’s Stone Of The Month

August 24, 2012

Carnelian is a variety of chalcedony that often shows agate’s banding.  It has a 6.5 to 7 hardness on the Mohs scale, making it a sturdy stone for jewelry use, and it was occasionally used to make marbles in the last century!  It has a chemical composition of SiO2, which places it in the wide-ranging Quartz family of stone.  It is a cryptocrystalline form of silica,  composed of very fine inter-growths of the minerals quartz and morganite.  It is colored by impurities of iron oxide, namely hematite. The color can vary greatly, ranging from pink, pale orange, to an intense almost-black coloration.  When it occurs with black, white, and red bands it is called Sard or Sardonyx.
While the material from  India is regarded as the finest, it is also found in several other places throughout the world including Africa, Australia, Brazil, Madagascar, Russia Uruguay, and the United States.

Carnelian has a long and distinguished history, being one of the 12 stones representing the twelve tribes of Israel set in the breastplate of the Jewish high priest in Biblical times.  During Roman times it was often used make the engraved gems for signet or seal rings for imprinting a seal with wax on correspondence or other important documents.  Hot wax does not stick to carnelian.

In Egypt, it was also highly popular. They believed the stone had great spiritual power, particularly with regard to the afterlife. It was routinely carved into a scarab and placed with the mummified dead because they  thought that it would help to ensure a soul’s passage from the land of the living.

Egyptian Scarab New Kingdom

While widely used in both the East Indian and Pre-Columbian cultures for carving, jewelry, and trading, it is unknown to this author if it had any special metaphysical meaning or association in those cultures.

Metaphysically, Carnelian is said to awaken one’s talents and to produce inspiration from spiritual worlds.  It was believed by the Romans to give the wearer courage in battle and to help timid speakers become eloquent and bold.

Melody states that it enhances analytical abilities and precision.  Protecting against anger, fear, and rage, she says it helps to banish sorrow from the user.  Pink carnelian is noted especially to be effective in fostering love and understanding between parents and children, and between parent and parent.  It fosters compassion while dispelling apathy, indolence, and passivity. The orange variety is said to better focus the mind, especially during meditation.
She goes on to state that Carnelian, when  used with chlorite and ruby crystals in troubled spaces are said to help dispel earthbound spirits and end hauntings!

Others believe this stone represents confidence, boldness, initiative, dramatic abilities, assertiveness and outgoingness.  It encourages celebration and brings awareness of suppressed feelings.  It is said to be an excellent stone for those recovering from childhood neglect.
This stone helps one feel anchored and comfortable with one’s surroundings. Carnelian provides a connection to the past or to historical events. It can improve motivation. This is why is is commonly believed to help one achieve greater success in career or personal matters.
Since it is believed to be a strong energy booster, it is ideal for those who wish to increase their overall vitality during illness.  It is said to stimulate the will to live, help with mental focus and improve appetite.
Its association with the second Chakra also lends it to fertility work, helping to dispel sexual blocks, and it is said to strongly influence the reproductive organs.  Additionally, it is used to help relieve painful menses and stimulate sexual passion.  Not a bad stone to slip between the mattress and box spring!

In  Feng Shui, Carnelian is used in the Center area for harmony and balance, in the South area for success, in the West area for creativity and in the Southeast area for self worth.

In other traditions, placing Carnelian near the front door is said to invoke protection and bring abundance to one’s home.

See you at the fair!

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: courage, creativity, energy, fertility, Gemstones

You Can Lead a Horse to Water…

August 13, 2012

Are you old enough to remember that old saying, “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.”? For this post it just simply means that you can give someone the opportunities and the tools to succeed and grow but you can’t make them take advantage of them. You can’t make them use those opportunities and tools for their personal growth.

When we give so much to someone in hopes that they will succeed and grow but then they turn those opportunities away, we can take it very personally. Believe me I know this to be true! The truth of the matter is, we can’t take it personally because we did our job! We laid out those opportunities and tools for use. We did our job and their job is to either accept them or not. Plain and simple. We can’t make people do what they are not ready to do.

So next time you feel disappointed because someone didn’t take advantage of those opportunities and tools just be content in knowing that you did all you can do. You can’t do their growing for them!

Keep leading them to water but stop trying to shove their heads in the water!

Download a free audio meditation by going to www.annettebingham.com.

Let me know if I can be of service to you!

Filed Under: Inspiration, Intuition, Mediumship, Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones, Spiritual Guidance Tagged With: animal, inner guidance, inner voice, inspiration, intuition, spiritual guidance, spirituality

Peridot – August’s Gemstone of the Month

August 12, 2012

August’s Stone of the Month

Peridot is a green crystalline stone ranging in color from bright lime to emerald,  called Olivine when the color shifts to a more yellow or the stone is of lower quality and clarity, and known to the ancient Egyptians as “The Stone Of The Sun” and the Greeks as Chrysolite, and even found in meteorites and called Pallasite meteor.

Pallasite – Meteoric Peridot

Mined in antiquity from wide range of sites from Hawaii, where it is associated with the Goddess Pele, to parts of Africa, Sri Lanka, China, Aztec Mexico, and the oldest known mining site in the ancient world in Egypt, it has always been a highly sought stone.
Though it is found worldwide, 80%-95% of the available gems are mined here in the USA, from Peridot Mesa on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona.  It is (Mg, Fe)2SiO4 and its hardness runs 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale making it suitable for pendants, earrings, and for the more careful – rings.

Peridot’s metaphysical message is as multifaceted as it’s crystal structure.  Most of our knowledge comes from the Arabs, Romans, and Greeks who tell us that it was used to lessen the pain of childbirth and speed delivery, to ward off evil when worn on the left side, and to dispel “Terrors of the Night” when worn set in gold.  Beads of Peridot were said to be particularly effective and prized by our ancestors.

It has also been associated with the energy of the Archangel Raphael for those in need of healing, wholeness, and unity.

Melody reports it as acting on all the organs of the torso with a strong healing, protective, and cleansing action.  Its protective action is believed to be so strong in fact that she recommends removing peridot jewelry when receiving energy work so that the practitioner can better access the patient’s field.   Then, after the session, the stone will protect the wearer’s newly aligned energy from outside influences.  Any internal influences must be addressed by the wearer.  Labradorite or Tourmilinated Quartz would be well paired with Peridot for protection.  For the brave, it could be paired with Obsidian for facing and exorcising any internal emotional issues.

Further, she states that Peridot helps us to recognize detrimental patterns in our lives and helps us to release them and move on.  It is a healer of emotional wounds, helping us to let  go of hurt feelings, bruised egos, and heartbreak.  It reminds us to be more open and accepting in love relationships as we all come with baggage. For this, I would pair it with Rose Quartz for its gentle self love and acceptance.

It is considered a stone that is lucky for prosperity, business, and for bringing in money.  I would keep it in the cash box and pair it with Citrine for holding on to that cash and using it wisely.

Finally, Peridot is associated with finding lost items, so it couldn’t hurt to hold it while you say St Anthony’s prayer to find that lost item!

Peridot’s energy is gentle and uplifting, suitable for people of all ages and mental states.  Truly a gift to humanity.

See you at the Fair!

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: Gemstones, Healing, Protection, Relationships

Welcome to the Stone of the Month

August 10, 2012

Welcome to the Stone of the Month

Filed Under: Rocks, Minerals and Gemstones Tagged With: Quartz

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