This was a total surprise Rosetta Stone starbrary quartz wand and you will have to examine him with a loupe to see the intricacy of his glyphs. He is a 3.8 oz, 4.2” by 1” by 0.85” slightly-opalescent Brazilian Lemurian quartz with slanted and healed base. On his sides, there is an amazing assortment of starbrary glyphs – Coronus, Ursa Minor, Pleiadian and Draco … he is a Rosetta Stone among these peoples! The glyphs are astounding – some subtle, some textural and all loupe-worthy! He has a very deftly-twinned termination with two polished faces and although he has some assorted tiny dings, he is nothing short of magnificent!
Starbraries are recognized by the presence of glyph-like markings, symbols and geometric patterns plus usually a doorway or key. By aligning fingers with the doorways or keys, you can unlock different layers, depending on orientation. Companion crystals are important - they either come with the crystal (purchased with or given with) or appear shortly thereafter. They don't have to be quartz, but work with the main crystal to unlock different layers or even gain access to the crystal itself. All Starbraries work like that - the companions facilitate access, although it's possible to gain access just from the Starbrary itself.
All of the starbrary formations hold information of peoples who had a positive influence on human growth and evolution. The records were left here so that in the event of catastrophe, there would be a permanent record to help Earth rebuild. Starbraries were placed in many locations so the records could be accessed by peoples all over the world. There are sets of crystals - like chapters or series. When one comes to you, all of a sudden, you will find many more. It is important to ask the order to read them.
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Slightly-Opalescent Twinned Lemurian Seed Rosetta Starbrary Quartz Wand
