Large Natural Creedite Specimen

Creedite is a rare hydroxylhalide mineral. Creedite usually forms from the oxidation of fluorite ore deposits. Creedite was named after the location where it was discovered in 1916 in the Colorado Fluorspar Co. Mine at Wagon Wheel Gap, located at Creede Quadrangle, Mineral County, Colorado Creedite connects the higher intuitive energy centers with those of action and creativity. Connecting to one's vision allows one to have a better understanding of the personal power one's creativity may yield. By meditating with Creedite one is able to burst through blockages by removing stagnant and stubborn energy that is stuck by not allowing space for one's perspective to shift to a place of seeing. Creedite reminds us that in movement we are able to shake up blockages and allow ourselves vantage points previously not viewed. We may sit and ponder all day, but, for those of us who thrive in activity, we're asked to work with dance, walking meditation, painting, and automatic writing. The action of doing, and, and facilitating the energy of flow in our lives will allow us the messages we've been waiting on.