Zeolite Healing Energies

Zeoloite (including Inesite, Okenite, Apophyllite, Prehnite, and Stilbite...) aid the reduction and removal of environmental toxic products and odours. Their energies are extremely beneficial to assist the potency and appropriateness of Reiki. They release toxins from the body and aid recovery from alcohol addictions.

Photo shows a classic round Okenite crystal in a geode.

Zinc Healing Energies

Zinc enhances personal power and assertiveness. It attracts others into your life. Zinc provides vitality, energy strength and dynamism. Work with it if you want to get things moving or completed. It helps with dis-ease of the male reproductive organs and prostate gland.

Photo shows massive Zinc.

Zincite Healing Energies

Zincite is a powerful meditation tool, particularly when used by a group of lightworkers.

Blue Zincite encourages truthful expression.

To enhance and develop all forms of creativity work with Orange Zincite.

Red Zincite is stimulating, dynamic and passionate, increasing the level and intake of Universal energy into the root chakra. This brings renewed motivation, a commit to relationships and feelings of joy and passion. Do not use Red Zincite if you are a very competitive person.

Yellow Zincite brings confidence and assertiveness,.

Zincite works even better alongside other crystals and amplifies their energies. For example, work with Malachite to detoxify your body and Zincite to transmute the removed energies. It benefits hair, skin and nails.

Photo shows Zincite crystals in several colours.

Zircon Healing Energies and Mineralogy

Zircon brings together the layers and levels of the body (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual); providing a powerful synergy. The unified layers amplify each other and the combined energy speed is increased ten-fold. Zircon aids meditation, astral travel and communication with other dimensions. It benefits the nervous system, bones and muscles. N.B. Zircon may cause dizziness. Avoid if epileptic or using a pacemaker.

Photo shows Zircon crystals in matrix.

Zircon (not to be confused with the artificial gem material Cubic Zircona) has the chemistry ZrSiO4, Zirconium Silicate and is a member of the mineral class Silicates, Subclass Nesosilicates.
Typically, a simple Zircon crystal is a tetragonal prism terminated with four-sided pyramids at each end, however the prism may be lacking. Colours may be brown, red, yellow, green, blue, black, and colourless and if heated treated, beautiful blue and gold. Crystals are transparent to translucent and have an adamantine lustre. Cleavage is indistinct in two directions, fracture is uneven and hardness is 7.5. The crystal system is tetragonal.
Associated minerals of Zircon include Albite, Biotite, Garnets, Xenotime and Monazite. Notable locations include Norway, Pakistan, Russia, Ontario, Canada and New Jersey and Colorado, USA.

Zoisite Healing Energies and Mineralogy

Zoisite encourages individuality and the realisation of your own ideas. It encourages recovery following illness or trauma. Zoisite aids fertility, detoxifies tissues, neutralises over acidification and stimulates and regeneration of cells.
Photo shows Zoisite rough rock.

Ruby in Zoisite facilitates spiritual development and past life memory. It enables individuality whilst connecting to both the rest of humanity and the cosmos. It empowers the subtle bodies. It aids fertility and potency, regenerates cells and enhances the immune system.

Tanzanite stimulates the throat, third eye and crown chakras, increasing spiritual development, intuition and insight. It aids linking with higher realms and beings as well as other dimensions. It offers protection whilst undertaking spiritual advancement. Tanzanite brings a sense of calm and peace, both for the individual and the environment. It is beneficial for the skin, and sores.

Thulite stimulates the life force. It promotes positive emotions and feelings and enhances charismatic characteristics. It boosts fertility and reduces dis-ease of the reproductive organs. Thulite stimulates regeneration of the cells and fortifies the nervous system.

Zoisite (Thulite) has the chemistry Ca2Al3(SiO4)3(OH), Calcium Aluminum Silicate Hydroxide and is a member of the mineral class Silicates, subclass Sorosilicates, Epidote group. Zoisite, like all Epidote minerals, is a structurally complex mineral having both single silicate tetrahedrons, SiO4, and double silicate tetrahedrons, Si2O7.
Zoisite has been known for nearly 200 years, however the blue gemstone variety known as Tanzanite (after the country of origin Tanzania) was found as recently as 1967. The pink variety of Zoisite is named Thulite after Ultima Thule, the old Greek name for Norway, where it was first discovered in 1820.
Thulite is usually found in as massive. A brilliant green variety of Zoisite is associated with medium grade rubies, which are often distorted and irregularly spread throughout stone.
Crystal habits include long, prismatic or tabular crystals often having poor terminations, massive or granular. Zoisite crystals are transparent to translucent, lustre is vitreous and the crystal system is orthorhombic. Cleavage good in one direction lengthwise, fracture is uneven to conchoidal and hardness is 6 - 7.
Minerals associated with Zoisite include Calcite, Biotite, Hornblende, Quartz, Corundum, Andradite Garnets and other metamorphic minerals. Notable locations include Tanzania, Tennessee, USA, Switzerland, India and Austria.