I lived in Colorado for decades. If you venture outdoors, you’ll see signage reminding visitors to ‘pack it out’ and to ‘leave it cleaner than you found it’. I pray that Missourians continue to cherish their open spaces by implementing and enforcing strong measures, like Colorado, that keep her parks and waterways pristine for generations to come. Until then, don’t be afraid to contact your representatives, in order to voice your concerns about the declining conditions of Missouri’ forests and waterways: If you see it, report it. The little water snake will appreciate your efforts.
IndianRock.art – all of nature is of God, and humans are not apart from that connection.
IndianRock.art Sasquatch Stone – rss, cni & fossilization, ultra-rare, flawless, high grade, true 3d sculpture
If a large bipedal creature, with a cloth-strap draping over the shoulders, squatted down to pick up a boulder that was carved into the likeness of another creature’s head, it would look like the depiction sculpted in the Sasquatch Stone.
There are several characteristics of this stone that tie it in with a few common themes at IndianRock.art, but there is one that is upliftingly youthful in its presentation and aged powerfully in its delivery. Can you spot it?
IndianRock.art Sasquatch Stone – rss, cni & fossilization, ultra-rare, flawless, high grade, true 3d sculpture
IndianRock.art Grizzly Stone – random surface stone, composition not identified, ultra rare, medium grade
This is a typical 3digit pecking tool with an ultra-rare depiction of a grizzly bear: neck and face profile. It is one of only two known bear representations at IndianRock.art.
IndianRock.art Grizzly Stone – random surface stone, composition not identified, ultra rare, medium grade
Imagine, the watchful eye of a curious artist recognizing the beauty in this stone. That artist would be a stone carver: a sculptor. That sculptor asked a question on spirituality; and so, skillfully carved on the subject of the unknown and perplexing. The results of that expression are evident in this rendition of the ancient Hamsa symbol, carved into stone at IndianRock.art.
IndianRock.art Hamsa Stone – rss, cni & fossilization, rare, flawless, premium grade, Starstone, peep stone, symbolic, revealing, Hamsa supernatural, #04
It is the mystery that is left to linger, after the facts have faded into obscurity. IndianRock.art- amateur archaeology, in service to the Indigenous of the United States of America: We, The People.
Which man holds high the eternal flame? Point Him out, so that we may follow in His light. For even the strongest of a nation, must lean on Him- legs weary, adorning the flag: torn and tattered. Where is He that speaks to the Creator and the one that speaks from the stone? Cometh, he that listens, without judgement brought by his father. Deny not, what was unknown by his father, now known by you. For, if not by the word written, then by the stone from which He calls your name. Where is He, so that a nation may follow? – IndianRock.art
IndianRock.art 33-degree Starstone – rss, cni, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, the stone that unearthed the lost Star, aka the New Star or the 33-degree Star.
From this stone, I created the New Star. Without it, IndianRock.art could not have engineered the secure foundation that it rests upon, today. The Starstone #02 ranks within the top three stones at IndianRock.art. It is the tiny miracle stone, largely overlooked. Its positive impact on humanity will shine for eternity. Frankly, there is nothing quite like it. Thank you, God.
indianRock.art 33° Rule and the 33° STAR
Nothing is separate. There is only one. What you do to others, you do unto yourself: Unity from source, and source from unity.
IndianRock.art 33-degree Starstone – rss, cni, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, the stone that unearthed the lost Star, aka the New Star or the 33-degree Star.
The only constant in this equation is God and the geometry within the human structure; that is, the constant that connects the stone carvers, Leonardo da Vinci’ works, and IndianRock.art. In this construct, all else is a result of this connection. So then, it’s no wonder why I obtained a skeleton. The wonder, instead, is why I’m seeing the same repeating patterns, again. What does this mean? What was Leonardo really looking for when he carved into cadavers? There is something just beyond logical explanation that is truer than any words can be said to the contrary. This is the mystery that must be solved, and it’s just below the surface at IndianRock.art.
I’ve run into this a few times now: stones that fit into skull cavities. I haven’t paid much attention to this oddity, but it does exist. I’ll have to locate the ones that I already have and keep an eye out for more. …a complete set would look pretty cool!
This is a duplicate post. A critical error caused the deletion of the original post. Unfortunately, I can’t remember the content. I’m sure it was cool & meaningful, or way out in leftfield. Anyways, let’s move forward.
These three stones are pretty cool. They speak in volumes, no? What they suggest is probably nothing, or not.
IndianRock.art Boulder Stones, Boulder, Colorado. Collected on private residential construction lot w/prior permission from builder. IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, cni, rare, premium grade, flawless, Star Stones, Standing Stones, Repeating Patterns, & twin sister Cornerstone, revealing, set of approximately 65 carved stones of varying grades and sizes. – Starstone w/human and non-human profiles
IndianRock.art Boulder Stones, Boulder, Colorado. Collected on private residential construction lot w/prior permission from builder. IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, cni, rare, premium grade, flawless, Star Stones, Standing Stones, Repeating Patterns, & twin sister Cornerstone, revealing, set of approximately 65 carved stones of varying grades and sizes. – Starstone w/elongated skull
IndianRock.art Boulder Stones, Boulder, Colorado. Collected on private residential construction lot w/prior permission from builder. IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, cni, rare, premium grade, flawless, Star Stones, Standing Stones, Repeating Patterns, & twin sister Cornerstone, revealing, set of approximately 65 carved stones of varying grades and sizes. – Starstone w/seeing eye
For me, these stones lead to the question answered, when God exposes it.
The New Star – The irrefutable truth; by which, all will be judged.
IndianRock.art Boulder Stones, Boulder, Colorado. Collected on private residential construction lot w/prior permission from builder. IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, cni, rare, premium grade, flawless, Star Stones, Standing Stones, Repeating Patterns, & twin sister Cornerstone, revealing, set of approximately 65 carved stones of varying grades and sizes.
At work, the trencher dug out a small portion of the yard to lay the main electric line. That’s where these stones came from. I showed up to set cabinets. The electric company laid the line, and the trench was filled within 72 hours of the initial dig. The timing of this Colorado stone discovery is mind boggling. It is a perfect example for the term ‘Godspeed’.
In the presence of these stones, as a collection, a spirit stirs up the emotions. If the bearer is casually observant, even in passing, the stones will reveal secrets from beyond the known.
IndianRock.art Boulder Stones, Boulder, Colorado. Collected on private residential construction lot w/prior permission from builder. IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, cni, rare, premium grade, flawless, Star Stones, Standing Stones, Repeating Patterns, & twin sister Cornerstone, revealing, set of approximately 65 carved stones of varying grades and sizes. (Minus a small percentage, all of these stones stand on the matching edge!)
At times, when God allows, I begin to see clearly: everything that was and will be. Kindly, I wonder. In your cradling hands, what secrets would be revealed?
IndianRock.art – The Boulder Collection
Be a mirror, absorb everything around you and still remain the same. – Leonardo da Vinci
One must harness, cultivate, and project the Christ. Which, by the way, is peace: not war. – Paul S Marak
