Southern Missouri is quite breathtaking, especially during the spring and autumn months, when Mother Earth shows Her true colors. The diversity is of God.
While the world is of tall buildings and monuments that shield insecurities within the ‘man’- it is the trees, towering to the heavens, that tickle the foot of God. It is here, in the forest, that He laughs and smiles, doting upon His beautiful creation. It is to no question why, time and time again, He speaks to His children here.
IndianRock.art – Where God speaks through Meditation.
IndianRock.art – all of nature is of God, and humans are not apart from that connection.
IndianRock.art Cherry Hills Stone – IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, quartz, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, revealing, spin art
Cherry Hills is an affluent neighborhood in the Cherry Creek district, a few miles from Denver, Colorado. This stone is one of two stones from Cherry Hills. Together, along with specimens from surrounding metro-Denver locations, they make up the ‘Denver Collection’.
IndianRock.art Cherry Hills Stone – IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, quartz, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, revealing, spin art
IndianRock.art Cherry Hills Stone – IndianRock.art authenticated, rss, quartz, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, revealing, spin art (spun 180)
He that rains jewels from the crown, worships not the Lord and Savior. As is, he that feeds others from the root, teaches not of ‘the way’. Guide from the heart.-IndianRock.art
IndianRock.art Indianhead Stone – IndianRock.art authenticated, presumably undisturbed Indianhead Site, composition not identified, ultra-rare, flawless, ultra-premium, with stone tools, location of Chief/Chiefess Stone #1 discovery, mysterious unbelievable backstory
When the sun shines onto the stone, at a specific angle, details emerge that form the facial features, making this stone ‘come to life’. More than that though, this stone has an unusual water feature that makes it cry in the mornings, when the dew falls!
The nose and chin were exposed, protruding from the topsoil. When I removed the surrounding dirt, I uncovered, what appeared to be, three additional stones: two that were representative of a feather and one being the stone #CC1. The stone feather seemed to be pointing in a certain direction. I followed the imaginary line for about 30′, to a small outcropping. There, I uncovered the stone #CC2!
The Indianhead Stone is the center of the Indianhead Site, which has not been visited in about four years. I hope to get over there in order to apply a more knowledgeable angle on the unusual attributes of this stone, including the deep mortise carved into the top of the head that receives the #CC1 stone! Yeah, these ancient people were operating on a superior level of artisanship.
IndianRock.art Indianhead Stone – IndianRock.art authenticated, presumably undisturbed Indianhead Site, composition not identified, ultra-rare, flawless, ultra-premium, with stone tools, location of Chief/Chiefess Stone #1 discovery, mysterious unbelievable backstory
The apparatus is malfunctioning, because there is a bug in the machine, as it were. System failure is inevitable, when the computed results are manipulated to hide truths that would normally initiate a warning under similar circumstances.
In Missouri, the moth appears every spring, as a vital contributor to the natural cycles of Mother Earth: All return to the dust. This includes money, power, and fame. Best to see life in its totality; and in doing so, begin to collect Heavenly treasures while still able.
IndianRock.art – all of nature is of God, and humans are not apart from that connection.
The light of the Christ is a spark, within. The flame awakens when freeing from the attachment, that is of the mind, aka- the suffering. It is within the process of purification. This is the baptism. This is the Protector- born again, from the quench of the eternal flame, Phoenix rising. This is the bearer of the witness, the warrior, and the comforter. -IndianRock.art
IndianRock.art Bird Hatchling Stone – rss, cni, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, found at Castle Pines area, Colorado
This is the only stone from the Castle Pines, Colorado area. I installed a bunch a woodwork off of Happy Canyon Rd. I didn’t have any time to venture for stones, but I did discover this little gem. If you’ve ever held a helpless tiny creature that couldn’t support its own weight, then you know what it feels like to hold this stone. The bottom is cut to match the curvature of the holder’s palm. And yes, the left hand cradles the stone, as if to protect the baby bird. This is the only stone that I have parted with. I gave it to a fellow carpenter that told me some stories about how Jesus entered into his life. I did go to his church, one time. It was before I left Colorado. It was a fun service. I met a guy way shorter than me, that operates a boxing gym in the area. He was a cool-cat, for sure. I can’t remember the name of the church. I do remember that it was their last service before they moved to the new location. It was near Greenvalley Ranch, Aurora. I pray that they are growing in numbers and blessings, and that my carpenter friend is doing good. They were very nice to me.
IndianRock.art Bird Hatchling Stone – rss, cni, ultra-rare, flawless, premium grade, found at Castle Pines area, Colorado
