Chad Anderson

As a child, I always wanted to help and heal those around me. This desire led me to become an EMT and fireman. Unfortunately, I suffered a career-ending injury that changed my path for several years. However, I never lost my drive to help others, though I did it in different ways.

I had been collecting crystals for a while and felt they had a greater purpose. I got my first lemurian crystal from Treasures n Creations in Salt Lake. When I walked through the store, it seemed to call out to me, and I had to take it home, no matter the price. I wasn’t sure how to use it at first, but it marked the beginning of my journey. The crystal fit perfectly in my hand, and it felt like an extension of me.

My wife had a broken ankle and underwent two surgeries but was still having a hard time healing. I wanted to help her but struggled to find the right way. I tried rubbing her ankle with some stones, but it didn’t work well. Then, I visited a local crystal store for a reading. The woman there told me to stop trying to heal and just do it, saying I had the ability to help.

That night, I took my lemurian crystal and worked on her foot. I imagined my hands, with the crystal, cutting into her foot to release two nerves that were pinched by the bones. I healed the wound and filled her with healing light without any physical cuts. She recovered quickly.

This experience showed me that my medical knowledge and training were useful again. I learned from various teachers how to help others, and I’ve successfully assisted many people with their physical and emotional pain. It has been a journey of love, and I embrace this new way of life. I feel called to help others, and I look forward to guiding them on their healing journeys.