Glass Tektite from the Libyan Desert: Ancient Gemstone of the Pharaohs and Builder of Cosmic Bridges of Love
The paraphrased words on Moldavite from “Love Is on Earth” author Melody: “An interdimensional gateway to the highest galactic energies, bringing higher forms and thought patterns through the Earth plane. A passageway multidimensional to other realms” apply equally to the Libyan Desert Crystals. The difference between the two is that Libyan Desert Glass is said to operate with a direct focus on the Vishudda (throat) and Anahata (heart) centers, rather than operating on the higher Chakra realms. This quality of your essence creates a source and contact for universal love and harmony, as it acts as a channel to bring cosmic energies directly to the center of being. It is for this reason that Libyan Desert Glass was Tutankhamun’s jewel, designed to be worn over the heart in his breastplate, making it a highly sought after gemstone for pharaohs and royalty.
As a tektite, it is very unusual in being almost transparent and a beautiful pale yellow to green color and sometimes with hints of amber to greenish brown. The vast majority of tektites (natural glass rocks up to a few centimeters in size, which scientists say are formed by the impact of large meteorites on the Earth’s surface) are black, with the exception of the beautiful green moldavite. cosmic. This brilliant impact glass from the Libyan desert ranges from opaque to translucent. Sometimes golden in color and even with opaque white areas, Libyan desert glass also varies in surface texture, from having an extremely smooth quality to being covered with small to medium-sized circular indentations, reminiscent of the surface mole.
Known to scientists since the 1930s, it is believed, based on scientific knowledge, that this tektite arose from a meteorite collision with Earth nearly 29 million years ago (about 28.5 to be more precise) and was found alone in a remote area of Egypt’s Great Sand Sea near the Libyan border. Relatively abundant, they are found in massive deposits and some estimates say there may be up to 40,000 tons above the desert surface in a small area measuring about 130 x 52 km. For others, the origin of the Libyan Desert Glass remains a mystery, some attribute its existence to an ancient nuclear explosion, others to involvement in extraterrestrial activities, some believe they are pieces of our moon, but modern science explains their creation as the result of a meteorite impact, although no adequately sized crater or other supporting evidence has ever been found nearby. Regardless of their mysterious creation, it is certain that they are of extraterrestrial origin.
Libyan desert glass is an exceptionally pure form of silica glass formed primarily at extremely high temperatures, too high for normal volcanic activity. According to the theory of a meteorite impact hitting the Earth’s sand, which is also mainly composed of silica (silicon dioxide), it caused a melting of sand with intense heat and pressure. However, there is research supporting this theory to be incorrect based on homogeneity studies, which in summary show that the thin segments of thousands of tektites studied were found to be virtually free of structural inclusions, except for small bubbles. Impact glasses, such as obsidian, will always contain terrestrial inclusions due to the impact of the Earth by heated material. Homogeneity was also observed in individual tektites discovered side by side or merged showing significant differences.
This, along with the typical meteoric material and high iridium content (an indicator of extraterrestrial origin) that are present indicate their classification as tektites, but it may also be that these tektites were formed by an oblique strike from some large extraterrestrial object. The truth may never be known, but there is a lot of speculation and disagreement, you can imagine. Regardless, this ancient stone has been around for quite some time.
Stone Age people knew this tektite very well, discovering glass in the Paleolithic and living in the area hundreds of thousands of years ago before it became a desert. They had pragmatic ways of using the stone in tools, where it was used as a substitute for flint stone in the form of sharp blades and graters. However, it is the ancient Egyptians who found less practical uses for this “special” stone, as they considered it to be very precious and powerful in energy. At the time of the great Egyptian pharaohs, the area was only accessible to hardy nomads who must have regularly traded with those living in the Nile Valley. Therefore, due to its rarity and esoteric value, it became part of the artifacts religious as the amulet carved in scarab of Tutankhamun, as the centerpiece of his breastplate. The fact that it was carved in the shape of a scarab, which is the symbol of the Sun god Ra, would seem to indicate that the ancient Egyptians were aware of the powerful cosmic connections that this stone attracts.
Today, Libyan desert glass is not only a valuable and expensive gem for collectors, but its esoteric energies attributed to this “rock of the god” are very powerful. Its high costs are attributed to the cost of recovering it on a remote expedition from the uninhabitable desert. However, its incredible qualities, with a price similar to that of moldavite, are well worth the cost of having at least one in your collection. Only recently have those who work with stones and crystals begun to realize and understand the enormous potential that these unique tektites offer.
Some of the metaphysical properties include a long and prosperous life, balancing the masculine and feminine polarities, stimulating growth and karmic fulfillment, strengthening the auric field, facilitating communication between the third dimension and the origin of the gem, tool for meditation and connect with others. realms and advanced consciousness, stimulating greater cosmic flow, which can result in increased heart rate, spatial sensation and out-of-body experiences, strengthening and energizing the heart and chest areas and is said to bring great luck to the possessor according to ancient cultural belief. It is also a teaching stone and strongly resonates with the energy of the Hermit card from the Major Arcana of the Tarot deck; the wise teacher who searches within himself for the answers of the universe and receives them in silence.
The way they create interdimensional connections between many realms lends energy to seeing them as “bridge builders” helping to integrate and harmonize all of existence through the merging of the heart at a universal level of collective consciousness. This energy, among others, will become increasingly important and essential as we shift our consciousness and vibrations into the new Golden Age of being.
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