Chabazite Gmelinite GT295

Apophyllite has been used to create a conscious connection between the physical form and the spiritual realm. It allows one to both recognize and act upon the truth in all situations. Apophyllite has been used to facilitate astral travel and to provide a clear and definitive connection to the physical body during the travel. This is one of the stones which helps one to remain totally conscious while experiencing the activities of astral travel (access to Akashic records, exchange of communication with those of the spirit world, and past life experiences). Apophyllite can be used to enhance and stimulate ones intuitive vision. Chabazite is a Zeolite. This crystal helps bring structure to your life, if structure is needed. You will find yourself able to focus your energy to those areas that need help. In general your focus and ability to center will be greatly improved. It is an excellent meditation crystal. Chabazite helps our brains to adjust to the higher spiritual plane. This crystal is excellent to help addictive personalities make headway with their addictiom(s). Chabazite helps the addict to go into recovery and to get back in touch with their true self. You can take your life back. Gmelinite - Na2CaAl2Si4O12·6H2O Gmelinite is a somewhat rare zeolite that can be confused with chabazite. In the classic habit it forms what are described as 'UFO-shaped' crystals. They are six sided (hexagonal) terminated on either end in a shallow six sided pyramid. The confusion with chabazite arises from three problems. First, the gmelinite crystals found in the Amethyst Cove area are distorted so that alternating pyramidal faces are very tiny. The overall appearance of the crystal becomes rhombohdral, like a chabazite crystal. Secondly, twinned chabazites can often form a somewhat UFO-like shape with what appear to be six prism faces and shallow pyramidal terminations. Third, at places such as Two Islands and Five Islands, the gmelinite has grown as a thin layer over partially to mostly eroded chabazite. The result is a crystal with an overall rhombic shape, but with tiny lustrous triangular growth faces all over the crystal.