Originally posted by ~*??Gl?W-ߴԩk??ԒJ±?*~
I remember hearing about a crystal skull, it was clear and made to look like a human skull, they said the craftsmanship was amazing and it was precise enough that it had to be cut with a laser but they are saying it was made by... I am going to need help here, but I want to say Mayans. Does anyone have any information on this? I remember seeing this on a news special when I was a child. I have also read that Hitler was obessed with the occult and tried(did?) find and take the skull for himself.

I know it has a special name but my memory is failling me, if anyone has any information, please share.

Legend says that there are 13 crystal skulls spread throughout the world, and as times become worse in our world, a new skull will be revealed. The last will supposedly be revealed in the final hour of our world and will join with the other 12 and heal and renew Earth, as well as unlock the mysteries of the universe to man. That is about the best that I can do to sum it up, but here's a link to a pretty good article about it. www.crystalinks.com...

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Originally posted by SampledSoul
www.diagnosis2012.co.uk...

"The information is held in the molecular crystal lattice, as in the silicon chips we use today, but can be accessed by consciousness. The Mitchell-Hedges skull was tested by Hewlett-Packard, who could find no tooling marks on it, and concluded that it would have taken 300 man-years to make."

The Lubaantun skull is 13 cm high, 18 cm from front to back and 13 cm wide, and was allegedly carved from a single block of quartz, although the mandible is detachable (and, according to Anna Mitchell-Hedges (born 1910), was found some time after the “cranium”, which may explain why two separate discovery dates are given). It is rather smaller than an adult skull. It has been claimed that the skull is some 3,600 years old, although it is not clear how this estimate of age was arrived at. A crystal carver, Frank Dorland, obtained permission to have the skull submitted to physical analysis in 1970. According to the story, tests carried out by Hewlett Packard Laboratories showed that the original block had first been chiselled into a rough shape before grinding and polishing with water and sand. This is not an unusual technique in working with hard stones, although ‘fringe’ writers tend to imply that it is and that employing it would mean that it would take between 150 and 300 years continuous work to produce the skull, which is clearly ludicrous. Frank Dorland himself is a promoter of New Age beliefs about crystals and their alleged healing properties, so he is not quite the dispassionate scientist the story tends to make out.