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The Known History of the Ancient Crystal Skull known as “Synergy”
In 2001 while visiting the U.S. on business, George suddenly gave the skull to Sherry Whitfield Merrell. When asked why he would want to do such a thing he replied "I don't know. I think too much with my head and I need to go with my gut, my heart." George’s intensity and the sincerity of his words struck a chord within Sherry, and she accepted the skull and the responsibility. Fascinating information about the history of this skull came to light in 2005. A representative of an aboriginal tribe, living on an island near Australia, saw a photo of Synergy in a newspaper. He came to see and experience Synergy for himself. It was a profound reunion for him. When he traveled back to the island, he took photos and a small carved amethyst skull that had been with Synergy. He presented them to the tribal Chief. When the members of the tribe saw these things, they spent an entire night rejoicing, feasting and telling stories about their ancestors. Their story is that they had had Synergy in their care for many generations before they 'sent it out' via a reed boat or canoe from the island, to South/Central America. It was to await the 'right person' who would eventually come for it and take it elsewhere. The tribe reveres skulls and has other old crystal skulls in their possession at this time and they are an integral part of their religion and beliefs. Their story also indicates that Synergy was not carved there - it was a legacy from a lost civilization, even back then. Where was this crystal skull carved? It’s doubtful we'll ever know. It seems to be too old to follow back past any point that the tribe’s oral history can account for. A forensic scientist, who reconstructs faces from the actual skulls of deceased persons, examined Synergy. In his professional opinion, this crystal skull was definitely made to closely match the skull of an actual human being. He was sure that using a special type of clay, he could reproduce a face on the crystal skull. He explained that it is not possible to take an art object that looks like a skull to the unpracticed eye, and then use it to reconstruct a face that actually looks like a human, no matter how carefully the artwork was constructed. An actual skull had to have been used as the original model for Synergy.
Clairvoyant since early childhood, Whitfield has an unusual background, having worked as a "Sensitive," in a medical doctor’s office for several years, assisting the doctor in gaining insights into atypical or difficult medical and psychiatric conditions. Additionally, she has collaborated with scientific researchers at the University level, working to understand subtle energies and states of consciousness. Based near Tucson, Arizona, USA, Sherry also has extensive experience in business as a consultant and has owned several businesses, including a wellness center and five nature themed art and gift galleries. A prolific
author, Sherry has written columns about practical spirituality for several
papers and newsletters in the U.S. and Canada, a number of instructional
workbooks, as well as maintaining three extensive websites. She is well known
for her practical, down to earth and gently humorous approach. Thousands of
people have used these simple techniques to gain valuable insights into
themselves and their life situations.
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