Crystals & the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids

Many books have been written on the subject of crystals and their properties, but the underlying principles of why crystals really are Stones of Power are often completely neglected. It may be a mystery, but its no secret.

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Let’s take a look at the kind of knowledge that was previously the exclusive domain of the adepts and initiates of the mystery schools.

Crystalline structures are defined by their regular shape. A crude example would be that the difference between a pile of sand (also mostly quartz) and a quartz crystal is that  in the crystal the silicon and oxygen molecules are arranged in a mathematically precise, rigid structure.  This geometric precision and harmony have been investigated and utilized by many cultures, most famously, the ancient Egyptians.

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The seventh wonder of the ancient world, the Great Pyramid of Giza is a triumph of engineering that cannot be repeated with any number of computer-aided graphics or massive machinery. Every angle and measurement of the Great Pyramid reflects the mathematical proportion (called the Golden Proportion) that has been contemplated and utilized by seers for thousands of years.

At this point, many of you may be wondering what  the Great Pyramid and those

pretty little quartz crystals have in common.

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Well, the profound qualities and geometric beauty possessed by the

Great Pyramid are a t least partially present in the tiniest and most humble quartz crystal. The tips of all quartz crystals and angled exactly like the

Great Pyramid - 360/7 or 51.43 degrees.

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reference: Kacha Stones Ethically Mined Crystals