Crystal Skulls: Ancient Tools for Peace, Knowledge, and Enlightenment

Description

Crystal skulls are human-skull hardstone carvings often made of clear or milky white quartz known as "rock crystal." They are allegedly pre-Columbian Mesoamerican artefacts and can be found in the permanent collections of a number of world-class museums, including the Smithsonian and the British Museum. In occult and metaphysical circles, the skulls have magical and healing qualities *Anna Mitchell-Hedges (owner of a particularly famous skull) claimed that the skull could cause visions and cure cancer and that its magical properties could be used to kill. *Drunvalo Melchizedek claims in Serpent of Light that he stumbled upon descendants of the ancient Mayans who possess crystal skulls for use in religious ceremonies in Yucatan temples. *Jamie Sams writes of the skulls' association with Native American mythology. In this book, best-selling occultist and crystal expert Judy Hall provides a basic primer on crystal skulls - what they are, where they are found, their role in legend and lore around the world and their possible uses for physical and psychic healing as well as an examination of the prominent "skull keepers" of the past 100 years. Finally she explains to readers how to use and communicate with a crystal skull and how to select one that is right for them.

A trained healer and counsellor, Judy Hall has been psychic all her life and has had experience with many systems of divination and natural healing methods. Judy has appeared 4 times on the Watkins list of the 100 most influential living spiritual writers and was voted the 2014 Kindred Spirit MBS personality of the year.

As a relative newcomer to the world of crystal skulls, I found this book a fascinating mix of a walk through history with really workable and easy to understand suggestions on how to start to work with them. It is an extremely good read. I thoroughly recommend it. --Stephen Chapman, President, College of Psychic Studies, London-- "Reviews" This is a book on crystal skulls I would absolutely buy--which is unusual for me as I find most books out on the skulls either too strange or too dry. --Edwin Courtney, skullkeeper, spiritual teacher, and channel-- "Reviews" Wow. That's a slow, stopped-in-the-tracks and reverential wow, the wow of someone who really enjoyed the opening of this book, recognising quite how special the subject is. It ticked the boxes for me--informative, fun, enticing. I simply hadn't anticipated the solidity, the depth of the crystal--not to mention colour, pattern, chaos, order . . . Please pass on my apologies to Horace, I underestimated him in my imagination! --Richard Bryson-- "Reviews"