Horned Crystal Skull - Quartz Geode - Unique

Horned Crystal Skull - Quartz Geode - Unique

Natural quartz geode from Brazil .
Interior of the rock crystal geode (so-called mono-crystallized quartz)
In agate matrix (so-called micro-crystallized quartz)

Dimensions of this horned crystal skull: 11.5cm long by 12.5cm high by 5cm wide
Weight 1.581kg

The work is entirely handcrafted and required weeks of work by highly skilled master stone carvers .

This horned crystal skull is obviously a unique, collector's item.

In Greek mythology, several deities sport horns:
Pan: Pan is a nature deity, often depicted with horns. He is the god of shepherds, flocks, music, and is often associated with a pastoral life.

Dionysus: Although Dionysus is most commonly depicted with a vine crown, he is sometimes also associated with horns, symbolizing his connection to nature and his connection with wild aspects.

Zeus Ammon: This representation of Zeus, the king of the gods, is depicted with ram's horns. Zeus Ammon is associated with oracular and divinatory cults.

Achelous: A minor deity, Achelous, the god of rivers, is depicted with bull or ram horns.

In other mythologies we find:
Khnum (Khnum) - Egyptian Mythology: Khnum is an Egyptian deity associated with the annual flooding of the Nile. He is depicted with ram's horns, symbolizing creative power and renewal.

Cernunnos - Celtic Mythology: Cernunnos is a Celtic deity associated with nature, fertility, and the animal kingdom. Depicted with stag horns, sometimes interpreted as ram horns, he symbolizes the cycle of life and death.

Freyr - Norse Mythology: Freyr is a Norse deity associated with fertility, love, and prosperity. Although usually depicted with a boar, he can also be associated with deer or ram horns.

Pashupati - Hindu Mythology: Pashupati is a prehistoric form of Shiva in Hindu mythology, associated with animals and fertility. depicted with ram's horns.

Marduk - Mesopotamian Mythology: Marduk, the supreme god of Babylonian mythology, is depicted with ram's horns, symbolizing his power and authority.

Teshub (Tarhun) - Hittite Mythology: Teshub is the storm god in Hittite mythology. He is depicted with ram's horns, symbolizing the power and strength of the storm.

BENEFITS OF PRACTICING MEDITATION WITH A HORNED CRYSTAL SKULL:
Meditating with a horned crystal skull in view of the ancient gods proves to be an enriching and symbolic spiritual experience:

Power and Inner Strength: Horns are associated with power and strength. Meditating with a horned crystal skull helps to channel and strengthen your own inner strength.

Renewal and Transformation: Horns also symbolize renewal and growth. Meditation with a horned crystal skull is an invitation to explore the aspects of your life that would be transformation and renewal.

Connection with Nature: Horns are often linked to nature. Meditating with a horned crystal skull strengthens your connection with nature and helps you harmonize with its cycles.

Spiritual Fertility: In many cultures, horns are associated with fertility. Meditating with a horned crystal skull is a symbolic exploration of spiritual fertility, creativity, and inner growth.

Protection and Guidance: Horns symbolize protection. By meditating with a horned crystal skull, you evoke feelings of spiritual protection and seek inner guidance.

Balance of Energies: Horns also represent balance. Meditating with a horned crystal skull is a way to seek balance between the different forces or energies present in your life.

Self Exploration: Meditation with symbols such as horns can be a deep exploration of self.

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