Rhyolite Skull

Rhyolite Ancient Uses
The first known use of Rhyolite is believed to have taken place around 11,500 years ago. The native people in present-day eastern Pennsylvania (United States) discovered large veins of this mineral and soon after began crafting weapons and tools out of it. Although it was not the strongest material (the hardness being a 6), this Rhyolite completely diminished the limits of their own capabilities

Meaning & Energy
Rhyolite helps one better understand themselves and the complex universe around them. Energies full of strength, endurance, drive, and transformation flow from this stone, just like the magma that once created this volcanic rock. This flow helps one balance their polarities and realign your chakra column. As this is occurring, one’s emotional and mental state will slowly change due to the foreign presence moving into your “core”. As you build a deeper connection with the energies being channeled through you, you may find comfort in absorbing and releasing the blockages that are built up within your soul. These emotions can stem from past traumas or fear for what’s to come. As one is unable to reverse the past or control the future, they must live in the now.Rhyolite awakens the strength within you, helping you power through the day and achieve some form of joy and happiness. It helps to serve as a daily reminder to take time for yourself to actively create and pursue goals. These are vital to building one’s confidence so that you can show yourself, and the universe, your true capabilities. You are capable of anything if your heart, soul, and mind are aligned. The limitation is not external, and never will be. * Amplified intention – In many crystal traditions, the carving itself is thought to focus the energetic qualities associated with the stone. A rhyolite skull, for example, might be chosen by someone seeking grounding, resilience, and personal growth, while the skull form symbolizes insight and awareness.