Crystal Codes: Identifying & Healing with Quartz Formations

Join author and crystal expert Nicholas Pearson to explore the geology and energy of different quartz crystal configurations in this livestream workshop.

From the tiniest grain of silica sand to the mightiest of mountains, quartz comprises a significant part of the earth's crust and is often regarded as the master healer in the crystal therapist's toolbox. In this workshop, Nicholas will guide you through the most common quartz crystal forms and help you decode their meaning, energy, and hidden gifts. 

This online workshop includes:

• Identify basic crystal formations, like single-terminated, double-terminated, clusters and other forms of quartz
• Explore the sacred geometry of transmitter, channeling, Isis, Dow, elestial, laser wands, twins and other quartz formations
• Learn the magic of record keepers, keys, trigonic crystals, starbrary quartz and etched crystals
• Practice meditations to help you access the codes within these crystals
• Journey to the overlighting Deva of all quartz

Book today to discover the potential your crystals hold.

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This workshop will be recorded. You will find the recording link in your College Account within two working days from the event - an email will alert you when it is ready. This recording will be available for replay for three months following the event. Please see our terms for more information.

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Previous participants say:

"I find Nicholas Pearson to be a treasure trove of knowledge and one who is very adaptable and willing to alter the materials to meet the needs of his students. He is very open to questions and thorough in his answers. I love taking his courses!"

"Nicholas Pearson is a great presenter - so eloquent and knowledgeable yet always approachable and down to earth. I learnt a lot plus enjoyed myself"

"Nicholas was his usual courteous and excellent self. Amazing knowledge!"

"Excellent, excellent and excellent. Amazing class. I loved it."

"Nicholas's breadth of knowledge was impressive. He more than managed to maintain interest for the 4 hrs. It was also interactive as he answered questions as they arose."

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