Orthoceras

Orthoceras, also known as Orthoceratites, is a genus of extinct nautiloid cephalopod. Its name is derived from the words “straight horn”, referring to it’s long, conical shell. These creatures roamed the seas during the Ordovician Period (485 million - 443 million years ago). They are the ancient ancestors of ammonites and squid that can be found in sizes ranging from a centimeter to over 14 feet long. Orthoceras are commonly found on a rock matrix, most of the time being limestone. A majority of specimens on the market have been coming out of Morocco, Scandinavia, Sweden, and the Baltic states.

Orthoceras will activate our root chakra by grounding us down to earth with ancient energy. This fossil pushes us on a path of transformation, from who we were, to who were are and to who we want to be. We can use the information gathered by visualizing these past lives and then apply it to who we are today. History is constantly repeating itself and only by learning from our mistakes can we move forward and grow on the path of altruism. Getting connected to this ancient creature may be a bit challenging, but the reward is well worth it.

Chakra: Root

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