Stonehenge Energized Crystal Skulls

Summer Solstice - Sunset to Sunrise

Energized directly under/within the tallest Trilithon
- just next to the Bluestones and the Altar Stone -
with the skulls directly on the sarsen stones...

Stonehenge is an ancient complex site known throughout the world for its awe-inspiring stone circle, the size of which can only be truly appreciated when one is standing within the stones. It is a Neolithic and Bronze Age ceremonial site that was in continuous use for around 2,000 years between 3700-1600 BC. The enormous size of its multi-story megaliths, impossibly erected in an exquisite and sophisticated architectural design with a concentric plan, and the precision with which it was built, makes Stonehenge one of the most impressive prehistoric megalithic monuments in the world.

The earliest structures known in the immediate area are four or five pits, three of which appear to have held large pine totem-pole-like posts erected in the Mesolithic period, between 8500 and 7000 BC. The large stones that form the Outer Circle of Stonehenge are known as ‘sarsens’ - they are over 24 feet high, covered with a variety of ancient lichen. They are hard, resistant sandstones thought to have been collected from glacial moraine deposited within the local Salisbury Plain environment.

The stones that form the Inner Circle and the Inner Horseshoe, known as the ‘bluestones’, are not native to the Salisbury Plain. These massive monoliths are rare Preseli Bluestone, a variety of blue/green igneous dolorite dotted with white feldspar that comes from the Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire Wales, 250 miles away. No one knows why the Preseli Bluestone was so important to our Neolithic ancestors that they would endure a seemingly impossible feat of human engineering, moving huge blocks of this stone 250 miles in order to build one of the world’s most iconic ancient monuments. The bluestones were set up in the centre of Stonehenge in about 2900 BC.

The megalithic stone circle of Stonehenge can only be accessed overnight on special occasions during the Summer and Winter Solstices, because this ancient structure was designed to align with the Sun on the Solstices. During this time, it is a mystical experience to witness the sunset and the sunrise within the stones... dozens of drums beat throughout the night, like a heartbeat awakening the stones, activating the primordial energy and morphogenic resonance of all that they have stood in witness of for thousands of years.

Stonehenge Energized
Libyan Gold Tektite Crystal Skulls

Libyan Gold Tektite, also known as Libyan Desert Glass, is an extremely rare golden yellow tektite (comparable to Moldavite) that is the result of a meteorite falling to Earth over 26 million years ago. It is found in the Sahara Desert along the border between Libya and Egypt. Libyan Gold Tektite has powerful metaphysical properties for protection, and for manifesting abundance and prosperity.

All of these crystal skulls have the powerful Solstice energies of the Ancient Stone Circle of Avebury, after being energized overnight within Stonehenge under the tallest Trilithon, and also at the mystical sites of Glanstonbury/Avalon, including the sacred Chalice Well.

Egypt Energized
Libyan Gold Tektite Crystal Skulls

TEMPLE OF KARNAK

The Temple of Karnak near Luxor is a “fortified village” comprised of a vast mix of temples for approximately 20 gods and goddesses, including the Sun God AMUN and the Lion Goddess SEKHMET. To the ancient Egyptians, Karnak was known as Ipet-isut, meaning “most select of places”. It is considered to be the second most important ancient Egyptian site after the Sphinx and pyramids at the Giza plateau in Cairo.

The Temple of Karnak has the tallest surviving ancient obelisk on Earth, built by queen Hatshepsut, who was the second female Pharaoh (often depicted with a Pharaoh's beard!). A special group of Libyan Gold Tektite crystal skulls were custom-made for us for this journey. They were energized in the Sekhmet temple at the foot of the the sacred black statue of the standing Lion Goddess, with 7 chakra gates leading up to it. Sekhmet is the Egyptian goddess of the Sun, war, destruction, and healing. She is one of the oldest deities and one of the most powerful.

Sekhmet, along with her husband Ptah, the god of creation and wisdom, had a son Nefertum, the god of sunrise - which made it even more extraordinary to experience the awesome sunrise over the high altar at Karnak. Because we were there just before the Solstice, the Sun rose directly over the Sanctuary of the High Priest and shone precisely through the small window and directly onto the High Altar. The Libyan Gold Tektite crystal skulls were energized on this High Altar at the "Holy of Holies".

The temple of Karnak is built around the "foundation stone" from the lost continent of Atlantis. The Libyan Gold Tektite crystal skulls were powerfully energized directly upon this Atlantean stone following an exceptional near-Solstice sunrise with the "Black Sun" of the Great Central Sun.

Libyan Gold Tektite was considered so sacred to the ancient Egyptians that it was the central gemstone in the Breastplate of Tutankhamun found directly over his heart. This ancient cosmic gemstone was carved into a golden scarab for the funeral necklace of the young Egyptian Pharaoh to give him greater powers in the afterlife! It is surrounded by lapis, carnelian, and turquoise, which were precious stones to the Egyptians found in all the treasures of the Pharaohs.

Egypt Energized
Libyan Gold Tektite Crystal Skulls

Libyan Gold Tektite, also known as Libyan Desert Glass, is an extremely rare golden yellow tektite (comparable to Moldavite) that is the result of a meteorite falling to Earth over 26 million years ago. It is found in the Sahara Desert along the border between Libya and Egypt. Libyan Gold Tektite has powerful metaphysical properties for protection, and for manifesting abundance and prosperity.

A special group of Libyan Gold Tektite crystal skulls were custom-made for us for this journey. These Libyan Gold Tektite crystal skulls were energized at the Temple of Karnak, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is one of the most awesome and powerful ancient temples remaining in the world today.

Testimonial: "My handsome Libyan Tektite Shaman skull still takes pride of place in my small circle of Tektite/Meteorite and Moldavite skulls"
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