Orgonite Easter Eggs

We have finally managed to make some good Easter eggs with powerful orgonite. Apart from the good memories they bring back from childhood and their connection, in general, with fertility and abundance rites, the Easter egg has a peculiarly powerful shape.

In Russia it is considered sacred geometry, all church capitals have this egg shape.

Even the famous matrioshka dolls (dolls that are put inside each other) are based on the shape of the egg.

The Orgonise Africa team at St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, 2016.

This characteristic shape is often referred to as a onion shape, but an egg can also be superimposed on it. The pyramid and the sphere are also included in this shape.

Some of the geometric aspects of the egg shape are shown in the drawing.

There is no doubt why the famous French jeweller Fabergé was so successful in Russia with his gold-finished porcelain eggs.

Cheap imitations of these amazing creations can be found in every Russian souvenir shop.

Original Fabergé Egg given to my great grandfather by Czar Alexander

In Africa, the egg is also venerated. The San (bushmen), survivors in water-scarce environments, used ostrich eggs to keep the water fresh and alive. The combination of the evaporation and cooling processes that occur in the egg, as well as the vorticity of the egg itself, keeps the water alive and well.

Painted ostrich egg by Angelina Ndimande

Our Easter eggs contain an orgonite core with crystal quartz and garnet and are made of different coloured resins. Thanks to their special shape, you can feel an amplified flow of energy. Get yourself a different Easter egg this year, one of these will continue to bring you joy from now on.

Orgonise Africa Orgonite Easter Eggs

Dimensions: width - 47mm, height - 65mm

(This product is handmade and the final product might differ slightly)