Often, and wrongly so, we will associate a skull with a dead person. We all possess however a skull as living human beings, even if hidden under our skin. The skull plays a role in the shaping of our face, our morphology and the image we project to others. Moreover, the skull houses the brain, the motor organ for the human body and the guardian of our knowledge and our memory.
We also associate the spirit or mind to this area, the cradle of our emotions.
The skull is therefore more of a symbol of life than death.
The skull can symbolise knowledge, spirit and human reflection.
Hidden inside all individuals, we can also see it as a symbol of introspection and exposure.
In this regard, the human skull carved in crystal – the material offered by Mother Earth Gaia – symbolises above all life and humanity.
This crystal waves can also be used as an entry point to meditation, a channelling tool or for energy healing purposes. Everyone finds – or doesn’t – their own use for the crystal skull. One thing is for sure, they leave nobody indifferent.