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Verdite

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Verdite is the trade name for a Fuchsite based rock found in South Africa. Fuchsite is a common phyllosilicate mineral within the mica group, which are complex hydrous potassium-aluminium silicate minerals. Fuchsite is a chromium rich form of Muscovite, which gives it its rich green colour often with a sparkling shine from the small crystals. Verdite also contains minor Albite, Chlorite Group, Corundum, Diaspore, Margarite, Quartz, Rutile and Talc minerals.

Verdite is associated with Serpentine in the green stone belt of eastern South Africa and Zimbabwe. The Serpentine group is by far the most common occurring. While Verdite is confined to two main areas, one in eastern Zimbabwe and one in South Africa.

Verdite stimulates the heart, solar plexus, sacral and root chakra. Verdite encourages the advancement of one hearts desires with a vitality and zest for life. Meditation with Verdite can provide insights and visions from ancient civilisations.

Verdite can stimulate the Kundalini, and should be used with caution when meditating for this purpose. It opens the inner ear, attuning to spirit voices, your Higher Self, and intuition.

 

Verdite can be used to reveal both deceit and truth of a relationship trust or distrust issue.

Verdite promotes honesty, reliability, and strength. It promotes action and intuition. It improves courage, change, insight, spiritual growth, and the development of new skills. It helps make successful business decisions. It helps with the flow of Qi.

Emotionally, Verdite has a soothing effect on the sympathetic nervous system and may be helpful to reduce feelings of anxiety, nervousness, and stress while alleviating insomnia and fatigue. It is thought to release blocked energy, taking away drains and giving you more authenticity, patience, and stamina. It is good for dreams, dream recall, and carers. It interprets the noises your body makes when picking up subtle signals. It brings order out of chaos, it clears environmental negativity.

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