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Everything Is Spirit
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The brand, Everything Is Spirit, affirms the notion that all things, material and immaterial, have an inherent energy about them. Energy, frequency, and vibration are universal properties which underly all objects and processes. This channel is devoted to exploring these harmonic relationships and with specific emphasis on minerals, the primal enchantments of the Earth.
Let's take a dive into nature to unveil the mysteries beneath mineral formation, learn where to discover crystals, prospect, play, polish, and indulge in the great depth of beauty and magic held within each of these sacred geometric forms. Let's embark on a journey into a terrestrial world where Everything is Spirit.
Let's take a dive into nature to unveil the mysteries beneath mineral formation, learn where to discover crystals, prospect, play, polish, and indulge in the great depth of beauty and magic held within each of these sacred geometric forms. Let's embark on a journey into a terrestrial world where Everything is Spirit.
Amazonite & Smoky Quartz Pocket Play | Crystal Collaboration in the Tarryalls
The discovery of this pocket was introduced in the last video that took place in the redskin stock of the Tarryall Mountains, Colorado.
Discovery: While en route to a different pocket, Travis Pearson demonstrated his adept crystal-ray vision when a lone piece of pegmatite caught his eye. It’s wild to me that I saw the same rock and didn’t make anything of it. However, the longstanding relationship that Travis has built with minerals provided him with a different interpretation than my own. He commented, “We should definitely test here before continuing our trek.” I curiously obliged and began scanning the surface for any fragments of quartz or feldspar. There was absolutely no faced forms on the surface, just that one piece of pegmatite with small interlocking grains. Minutes later and at a depth of ~15cm, small smokies and a pale blue amazonite appeared. Once again Travis, amazing tracking skills in locating this pocket.
This video documents three days of pocket play with Travis, Gatlind, and Noah Pearson. The third day commences with nature spirit Megan Pinkston (Crystals of Arkansas collaboration).
As of November, this is the best pocket featured on this channel. In gratitude, there will be a giveaway for an assortment of smoky quartz and amazonite crystals collected from this pocket. Thank you everyone for your support and uplifting comments which motivate future videos. Giveaway will take place on the winter solstice of 2024, be sure to check this video for the details.
Travis Pearson: Can You Dig It Colorado
Instagram: canyoudigitcolorado
Video chapters:
0:00 First Day: Discovery
2:13 Second Day: Pocket Play
14:53 Third Day: Testing Pocket Extent
17:07 Post Cleanup and Giveaway
I encourage everyone to venture into the forest to see what curiosities lie within the earth. Knowledge of active claims and regulations in your area will permit you the freedom to explore. Always reclaim your dig sites to keep the future of prospecting bright and beautiful.
Discovery: While en route to a different pocket, Travis Pearson demonstrated his adept crystal-ray vision when a lone piece of pegmatite caught his eye. It’s wild to me that I saw the same rock and didn’t make anything of it. However, the longstanding relationship that Travis has built with minerals provided him with a different interpretation than my own. He commented, “We should definitely test here before continuing our trek.” I curiously obliged and began scanning the surface for any fragments of quartz or feldspar. There was absolutely no faced forms on the surface, just that one piece of pegmatite with small interlocking grains. Minutes later and at a depth of ~15cm, small smokies and a pale blue amazonite appeared. Once again Travis, amazing tracking skills in locating this pocket.
This video documents three days of pocket play with Travis, Gatlind, and Noah Pearson. The third day commences with nature spirit Megan Pinkston (Crystals of Arkansas collaboration).
As of November, this is the best pocket featured on this channel. In gratitude, there will be a giveaway for an assortment of smoky quartz and amazonite crystals collected from this pocket. Thank you everyone for your support and uplifting comments which motivate future videos. Giveaway will take place on the winter solstice of 2024, be sure to check this video for the details.
Travis Pearson: Can You Dig It Colorado
Instagram: canyoudigitcolorado
Video chapters:
0:00 First Day: Discovery
2:13 Second Day: Pocket Play
14:53 Third Day: Testing Pocket Extent
17:07 Post Cleanup and Giveaway
I encourage everyone to venture into the forest to see what curiosities lie within the earth. Knowledge of active claims and regulations in your area will permit you the freedom to explore. Always reclaim your dig sites to keep the future of prospecting bright and beautiful.
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Smoky Quartz Crystals of the Redskin Stock | Collaboration with Travis Pearson
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You never know what mineral wonders patiently await your arrival on the surface; all that’s needed is a curiosity for what’s out there. This video takes place within Colorado’s redskin stock, a pluton complex situated on the boarder of the much large Pikes Peak batholith. The Tarryall Mountains are the principle range associated with this igneous formation and provide an opulent setting for pro...
Prospecting Minerals of Wigwam, CO | Part 2: Mapping a Mineral Zone
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This marks the second stage of a mineral zone mapping project in Wigwam and Lost Creek Wilderness of Jefferson County, Colorado. Three days are spent backpacking through Kenosha mountain terrain to define the relationship between late stage plutons and the formation of pocketing pegmatites. The first two-thirds of the video documents field prospecting over great distances throughout the area. O...
Smoky Sunday: Finding Four Pockets in a Day | Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
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Smoky Sunday: Finding Four Pockets in a Day | Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
Prospecting South Tarryall Peak (Trip 4: Topaz, 200cts) | Collaboration with Gage Kinkoph
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Prospecting South Tarryall Peak (Trip 4: Topaz, 200cts) | Collaboration with Gage Kinkoph
Prospecting Minerals of Wigwam and Lost Creek Wilderness | An Introduction
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Prospecting Minerals of Wigwam and Lost Creek Wilderness | An Introduction
Crystals of Arkansas | Optimizing Crystal Vista, Pockets, and Prospecting
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Crystals of Arkansas | Optimizing Crystal Vista, Pockets, and Prospecting
Reading a Ridgeline Pegmatite in Colorado Front Range | Exploratory Prospecting
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Reading a Ridgeline Pegmatite in Colorado Front Range | Exploratory Prospecting
Specific Gravity Test with High Precision (Beryl Vs. Quartz)
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Specific Gravity Test with High Precision (Beryl Vs. Quartz)
Locating a Pocketing Quartz Dike in Colorado Back-Country | Exploratory Prospecting
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Locating a Pocketing Quartz Dike in Colorado Back-Country | Exploratory Prospecting
How to Find a Crystal Pocket from Scratch (Comprehensive) | Crystal-Ray Vision
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How to Find a Crystal Pocket from Scratch (Comprehensive) | Crystal-Ray Vision
Talking Minerals in a Narrow Pegmatite, South Platte | A Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
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Talking Minerals in a Narrow Pegmatite, South Platte | A Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
Prospecting a Quartz Floater Pegmatite, South Platte, CO | Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
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Prospecting a Quartz Floater Pegmatite, South Platte, CO | Crystal Collaboration with Travis Pearson
Tailing Piles Gone Wild | Episode 1: Turquoise
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Tailing Piles Gone Wild | Episode 1: Turquoise
Radioactive Mineral Identification Mission in Metamorphic Deposit
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Radioactive Mineral Identification Mission in Metamorphic Deposit
Prospecting More Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type) - Newly Discovered Location
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Prospecting More Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type) - Newly Discovered Location
Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 3) - Interpreting and Mapping
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Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 3) - Interpreting and Mapping
Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 2) - Comprehensive, Geologic Maps
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Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 2) - Comprehensive, Geologic Maps
Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 1)
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Prospecting a Pastel Fluorite Pegmatite, South Platte Area (Part 1)
Prospecting a Miarolitic Cavity in Granite of Pikes Peak Batholith (Part 2)
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Prospecting a Miarolitic Cavity in Granite of Pikes Peak Batholith (Part 2)
Locating a Miarolitic Cavity in Granite Boulders of Pikes Peak Batholith (Part 1)
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Locating a Miarolitic Cavity in Granite Boulders of Pikes Peak Batholith (Part 1)
Prospecting Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type) - Preview
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Prospecting Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type) - Preview
Prospecting Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type)
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Prospecting Tourmaline in Metamorphic Pegmatites (LCT-Type)
The Legendary Crystal Peak, Smoky Hawk Claim Amazonite and Smoky Quartz (CMS Field Trip)
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The Legendary Crystal Peak, Smoky Hawk Claim Amazonite and Smoky Quartz (CMS Field Trip)
How to Identify a Mineral by a Specific Gravity Test (Topaz Vs. Quartz)
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How to Identify a Mineral by a Specific Gravity Test (Topaz Vs. Quartz)
Prospecting the Tarryalls (Trip 3), HQ Quartz and Topaz in an Old Cliffside Pegmatite
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Prospecting the Tarryalls (Trip 3), HQ Quartz and Topaz in an Old Cliffside Pegmatite
Prospecting the Tarryalls (Trip 2: Topaz), Thorough Investigation of Miarolitic Regions
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Prospecting the Tarryalls (Trip 2: Topaz), Thorough Investigation of Miarolitic Regions
Many years ago stumbled on a big quartz crystal wa coat in some black coating. Start exploring found many crystal like it along with perfect fluorite crystals, I really like your videos ty for your experiences
Salut a vous je gratte en France, dans les pegmatite,et je trouve exactement les mêmes quartz,et de temp en temp des quartz morion de plusieurs kilo
Une chose que j’aime dans la géologie, c’est que des modèles similaires peuvent être trouvés partout dans le monde. merci de partager votre succès depuis la France!
Salut a vous je gratte en France, Ardèche,dans les pegmatite,je trouve les mêmes quartz morion et fumé, que les vôtres,le plus gros que j'ai trouver en plusieurs années,fait 12kilo,55cm
Salut je gratte les pegmatite en France,pareil,quartz morion,belle vidéo
Awesome! Beautiful finds, & such skill! So I hope I'm not being annoying, but are those tattoos on your fingers? (It's a bad eyesight day.) They look like they have some deeper significance..? (Reminds me of some actual tribal tattoos, not the 90s "tribal" ones.) Or you just have an eye for placement & linework and it's "just" a cool design. Any which way. Cheers!
Aquamarine, hexagonal. Great pocket!
Crystal-Ray Vision is real! Pulled a clear quartz point directly out of a large vein of massive on Thursday. And dug out a little smokey point on K-spar matrix today! I discovered both within 10 minutes of digging at both spots. Needless to say it's been a good week. Keep up the awesome work Hunter! 😎
Aaaa, I’m new to your channel but sooo freaking hooked, y’all are just killing it out there 🙏✌️
I’m blown away that area, congrats on all of the great scores 👍✌️
TYSM mate^_^)>
Soundtrack is smokin like those crystals! Thank u so much for the amazing opportunity to dig with such knowledgeable fun and passionate people, it was truly a magical experience. For flatlanders, the elevation is rough at first but its worth it! 🥞🍯🍫🍭💎⚒️✨️
It was hard to find a tune to remotely match that smokin smile of yours. You're so welcome! You are splendid company and I look forward to the next mineral expedition💫
Makes me want to move to Colorado 😅
Move to CO!! We have quite a few clubs and if not a full move, the best time of year to visit for prospecting the high alt mountains is May-mid November. Cheers
Absolute favorite has to be Labradorite, it's in the triclinic system.
Loving the vibes from this 🔥
Thanks big grizzly, I had fun making this one. ( :
You have me hooked, such amazing crystals
Thank youu!! This was totally the pocket of the year (at least for me personally). Hopefully more like this to come!! ( :
@ definitely one of the best I’ve seen on UA-cam this year & I watched a ridiculous amount of rockhounding videos
This area that you’re in for these videos is freaking spectacular, it makes me wish we had more public land in our area for rockhounding
Thanks for your comment! Most of these videos take place 2-3 hours from home but always worth the drive. ( :
Awesome video!! Shout out to Megan 😊 So many Favorites but first was the -> Clear Quartz belongs to the trigonal crystal system ❄️💎❄️
That cool man!
TYSM!
Fluorite! Belonging to the isometric system. Awesome video like always man i really like watching your videos i learn something new everytime, thank you for entertaining and educating us!
Is he on UA-cam?
Travis doesn't have a UA-cam channel so when we collab, I post the vids here. More to come on some of the rad projects Travis is working on in his areas ( :
Nice
Precciate chu bro🙏
the children yearn for the mines
Amen to that!!
Quartz is my fav, especially those of the Co. locale, so super stoked for this opportunity. Apparently quartz only crystallizes in a hexagonal or trigonal system, learn something new every day.
Aquamarine hexagonal system I saw this post on Colorado Rock hounding, and watch your videos all the time. Thanks for all the education you provide as well. Im new to this and want to learn all that I can. I live in Colorado Springs, but love to travel and find stuff as well. Just got back from a trip to Utah.
My favorite crystal is the next one, of natures random lottery system.
Dang you guys gathered so much! I love all the information you include throughout your videos, I learn something new every time o.0 It seems to be tetragonals that most often catch my eye..& if I had to choose a favorite mineral - which is extremely difficult - I think I might have to say hematite!
cool
My favorite mineral is Azurite, which is a monoclinic crystal system. Thanks for having the giveaway!! Amazing finds!!
My favorite mineral, which belongs to halide minerals is FLOURITE! & it crystallizes in isometric cubic habitat, although it's said octahedral and more complex isometric forms are not uncommon 😊💙💚💜
So awesome. Really cool to see the wildly different states and formations of smoky quartz found on the channel. Also love how many options we have to find minerals here in Colorado, even despite the mining claim lockdown of certain regions. Tourmaline is probably my favorite at the moment, elbaite and schorl in particular--trigonal system.
Wow, y’all are just killing it out there
I long to find some great topaz (orthorhombic). Thought I found a 3 1/2 C colorless fragment (PP granite east of PP summit), which would indicate they were dropping out of the cliff face above, but alas... s.g. was only 2.60. It would have been worth digging out the climbing gear to explore further. Love the vibrant color possible with amazonite (triclinic). Found a massive vibrant-green slab on pink k-spar and embedded smokey in the k-spar, while on a hike, and pretty close to the location of my false topaz. Unfortunately I was crossing someone's claim, so no collecting. Someone had stashed slab in the trees just below the diggings (or it slid/rolled there). Too big to easily carry, I've been toying with the idea of looking up the claim owner and offering to buy the slab as it sits, then using a kid's plastic sled to drag the slab some 3 miles back to the car. It was really stunning. Don't get out to your area all that much, but I try to do Bison Peak once a year. PS: I bought a lot in Crystal Park last year, so I'm allowed access. Want to build a home there in '26 or '27. The area were Richard Fretterd is said to have found his 9 and 10 ounce topaz crystals is about a half mile from my lot. Also, I'll be 70 after Christmas, but I'm still kickin' it.
Wow, what an epic score, I don’t know if I’d survive all that. Great finds… Garnet/ isometric
Feeling grateful and thank youu. Tbh I was pretty beat until catching a glimpse of blue, then came a little second wind
@@EverythingIsSpirit I bet, you’ve got to love the rush that comes with finding something awesome ✌️
Class is in session.
Wow man you guys killed it. Good stuff. Subbed,
I am only 8 minutes in and this is already fire. Made me realize I was in the perfect spot earlier today..definitely going back. Great work.
Pyrite is beautiful and isometric. It's common, but I really like.
Soundtrack is perfect 👌
Thanks lovely✨
I wanna goooooo!!!❤
Shout out from Manitou Springs! Thx for the videos, informative and motivational 😊. I enjoy spending my time on the PPB, because it's my home❤. Going with Amazonite, triclinic.
I hit my first pocket in wig wams close to the parking lot. Sweet purple fluorite with green centers, smokys with albite and microcline 1993..love the channel bro sweet vibes...
Awesome video and epic finds! I have to say my favorite mineral is quartz because of the many different varieties and locales. It belongs to the trigonal system. Keep up the hunt!!
Good rocks and good music ❤
Dope video!! I love how you can see Gatlind’s Omnipod! T1D doesn’t stop my boy!! Great job guys. Seriously impressive!
Thanks Chelsea!! Gatlind and Noah never cease to amaze me. Happy, healthy, and very well integrated with their fam and world around them. Cheers. ( :
Black opal. Amorphous. Nice finds. The kid is living his best life with you guys out there🤙
Aw yeah, I think so too ( : Btw, nice call on the crystal system of black opal.👌
Great video and awesome finds!! I have to rep an Ontario classic for my favorite, titanite, it's monoclinic. Titanite's wedged shaped crystals are just way too cool.
You guys killed it ! Well done ⛏⛏👍 But its time for some new gloves dude
Thanks! Facts bruv🤣none of my devices recognize my fingerprints anymore for bc I sand them off😅
I hunted 3 months this summer in park county, no such finds! But had fun doing it. My search continues. You make it look easy!
Though there have been good days, I will say that I still have MANY days where not even a single piece of quartz is found. Day in and day out. There are also times where I spend a full day tracking indicators and never find the pocket. Having a good attitude regardless and as you mentioned, "the search continues" mentality is what will ultimately yield successes for us. Keep it up homie.💪⛏️
For me it’s the trigonal beauty of Quartz and it’s vast range of varieties
I would loooove to mine for this! It’s a shame like 99% of CO land is private property 😢
Just subed👁️✨👍🔔