How do i identify changes of a Rattling egg ?

Explanation:

how do i identify changes of a Rattling egg ?

This Emu Egg rattle choice is painted red.  We call it the Womb Rattle, pictured above. 

Please note these are hand painted natural emu egg rattles.  Egg size and color may vary, as may the artist's painting, as would be true for most natural products, and hand painted treasures like these!

The Egg has held mystical symbolism throughout cultures, throughout history.  It symbolizes the mysteries and powers of Creation, and especially symbolizes the mysteries of the Sacred Feminine.  Many students of the feminine and Earth mysteries know this.  For those who do not, the eggs of our Easter celebration are but one remnant of the ancient Sacred Feminine mysteries left over from our indigenous ancestors of European decent. 

These unique creations are the work of our very own Dorothy Stone (see her Medicine Drum paintings.)

They are Emu eggs, which present a very hard shell with the yoke removed, cleaned and dried.

She infuses these with the very soft and soothing sounds of small glass beads.   (Watch our short video on their sound quality at bottom of page!)

She will custom make them with crystals and other objects inside (these will be also be listed here as they are available.)

Some are left natural, charcoal color. 

Some are gold leafed.  Silver leaf is also an option.  (Size and shape may also vary, these are natural eggs, but will be similar in size.)

Some are made with astrological glyphs and constellations, or sun and moon, and are now available.

She can also custom paint one for you.  Contact us.

Hear the soft, compelling sounds of these beautiful rattles.

Feel and imagine this as an Egg of Creation you are holding in your hand, joining in sacred unity your thoughts and prayers with the sounds of the rattle.

Add your soft, compelling heartfelt prayers and intentions of invoking, inviting the Great Mother into your life and practice.

plants need sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make food. plants use the raw materials of water, nutrients they absorb from soil, and carbon dioxide to make sugars the plant can use. energy from the sun and chlorophyll are also needed.