Crystal Skull Photos

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Synergy in Holland, Session Room	Sherry, Cesar, Synergy and Arthur	Sherry, Synergy and Arthur, in Session Room, in Holland
Sherry, Arthur and Synergy, in Holland	Elika and Els	The Dutch group: Elika, Els, Maarten, Sherry, Synergy, Arthur, Cesar
Arthur and Cesar's place		Left and Above: When Arthur reconnected with Synergy again, Sept. 2005, a large rainbow appeared in the back. Seen up close, it looks like a door or ladder.
Arthur's Healing Hands		At Left: Arthur van Steen, with a pastel drawing of the energy (aura) on, in and around his hands. Notice the intensity! This man is a born healer, who has spent years working with his gifts to perfect them. He is very precise with his energy.
	Left: Synergy on a side alter, Lady Chapel, Glastonbury Abbey. England Right: Synergy at Chalice Well, Glastonbury, England
	Left and Above: Both pics at Lion's Head Fountain, Chalice Well, Glastonbury, England. Synergy is being submersed in the waters by our friend Clare. Immediately afterwards, there were many new rainbows inside the crystal. Very strange and magical!

Joshua Shapiro and Portal de Luz, with Sherry and Synergy	Steve Merrell and Synergy	Synergy
Synergy with crystal skull 'Portal de Luz,' Joshua Shapiro, caretaker.	Jeffrey Anderson, Geologist and Crystal Skull admirer!

I've seen several ancient and/ or old crystal skulls and literally thousands of contemporary ones. None that I've seen even come close to the artistry and energy of this amazing artifact. Synergy is totally different. To give you an idea, it would be like comparing a sculpture made by a master to a plastic replica. Synergy is a near perfect re-creation of a real skull and the style, detail and technique used in creating it, puts it in a class of its own. And that's not taking into account the energy matrix and spirit, residing within.

I've been told several times that the face of this skull could be recreated, as Synergy was carved using a real skull for reference. If you look closely, you can see that the nose of the skull is slightly crooked, as if the original human model had a broken nose! I've decided, however, that Synergy was not made to have a face, it was made to represent all races and both sexes, therefore, while I am the caretaker, there will be no face recreated.


Joshua and Desy Shapiro with Synergy,	Portal de Luz and other skulls, Fall, 2004