The influence of Alexandrian Judaism is pretty clear in Zosimos's work, along with heavy influences from Hermetic and Gnostic theology.
Because of this, he has a hilariously literal take on the idea of tikkun olam. (The reparation of the world.)
Zosimos's take is that once you have enough understanding of god and the self, you can literally transform reality into a more divine shape.
Additionally, he sees the stars and planets as divine beings akin to Gnostic archons. Their job is to distract man from perfect knowledge of the self.
Implying that tikkun olam will eventually involve using alchemy to blow up the moon.