Eclipse egg

The Sestino National Antiquarium contains interesting Roman remains dating back to the eleventh century BC, including a Venus from Sestino, and a special circular funerary temple shrine, discovered in 1904, protoaugustea of ​​age who had to have a stairway access, disappeared. For the amount of the exhibits, the museum has been divided into three areas which are distributed vertically in three buildings to the square of the church of San Pancrazio, the main church of the city. Sestino is an Italian town of 1,385 inhabitants in the province of Arezzo in Tuscany

The museum houses a rather curious object, not shown, so that the vision must ask. It is the Egg of Sestino or egg eclipse, a simple chicken egg shell which reports on a strange natural engraving showing a solar eclipse. It is good to emphasize the circular body and the rays, a regular pattern, as if he had been impressed by an intelligent hand. Instead, it was found in a chicken coop, a farmer, the next day to a solar eclipse. How can one give evidence hen egg with a similar effigy.

Natural phenomena have always had a particular lineage of plants, humans and animals, and a rare and exceptional event as a solar eclipse, which suddenly changes and short-term day into night, has certainly influenced the animal psyche. We often underestimate the power of the mind, especially to animals, forgetting that many living beings in the course of evolution have changed their bodies following a strong mental desire. This explains what our spirit is linked to the body to the point of creating actual physical metamorphosis.

Men and animals flee in the face of what we do not know, venting the energy of terror in the race, in search of a refuge. A hen about to lay an egg unable to leave their nest, it might have restrained anxiety, convergendola in the body fluid, impressing on the egg what he had seen or had just received ... a darkened sun. An amazing phenomenon, which pushes us to ask questions on the intelligence Psychosomatic animal, perfectly able to communicate their feelings. Sure it may have been just a coincidence, but in Sestino existed another egg "figuratively", unfortunately destroyed, still remembered by the people because on its shell was impressed the image of the moon.

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