When I was about eight years old, my neighbor across the street took me under his wing. He was like the grandfather I never had. We spent time together gathering wood from a nearby farm, bringing it back to his house, chopping, and stacking it. We would also collect walnuts, de-husk them, and crack them open for the nut inside. He took me camping and fishing. In many ways, perhaps I was like the grandson he never had. In the evenings, my father and I would sit with him and his wife on their porch and breathe in the peaceful country air.

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One day, he took me to visit one of his relatives' empty houses. As we were leaving one of the rooms, I saw a large clear stone. He told me it was quartz and asked if I wanted it. I said yes. That quartz became my very first crystal  From that moment I was captivated. I became obsessed with crystals and rocks.

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Eventually, my father told me I had too many. One day, we loaded up all my rocks, drove down an old country road, and dumped them in a gas line right-of-way full of weeds. When my father passed away in April 2017, I returned to that place. I searched for that original quartz crystal, but I could not find it. By then, though, I had come to understand something deeper: I was now far more connected to Earth, to nature, and to my true self. That crystal had stayed behind for a reason. I believe it was divinely guided to remain there.  To serve the land and the Earth’s energy grid in its own sacred way.

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Over the years, I continued to find special stones. Fossils in the creek at the local park, a piece of pyrite from an old coal dump field, shimmering anthracite coal—my connection to Earth only grew. I have always been fascinated with mines and tunnels. Maybe it is because I grew up in coal and steel country. During one of my internships at Lockheed in Marietta, Georgia, I discovered an old DeBeer’s Mine. There, you could purchase a bucket of dirt and sift through it to find unpolished rubies, garnets, and other gems. That hands-on experience felt like a homecoming.

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I have learned that you do not choose stones—stones choose you. Crystals have appeared in my life without effort, often when I needed them most. In gem stores, I can feel their energy. I  know when a stone is meant to come home with me. I have also learned to pair crystals to create energetic combinations that uplift my vibration or support my healing. I can feel the increased energy in my body when I hold or work with certain stones. Sometimes I even see their energy fields.  Similar to an aura.  Although not in colors, but in subtle shades of gray that blend with the background.

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I have read many books on crystals.  About their properties, metaphysical uses, and healing potential. But to be honest, those references did not work for me. My relationship with crystals has always been intuitive, personal, and direct. I do not rely on charts. I rely on the energy itself that resonates with me.

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Often, I am drawn to rocks and stones in nature. Whether I am in the woods, in a stream, or the mountains.  When a stone calls out to me, I listen. I bring it home, and over time, I have built a collection that supports my energy and my home or temple. After 30 years of collecting, I recently found the final crystal that completed and balanced my home’s energetic grid.

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Through this journey I have learned that choosing crystals is not just about appearances. You can certainly buy them because they are pretty, but if you want a crystal to truly resonate with your energy, it requires a deeper connection. It takes time, patience, intuition, and the ability to be still and feel.

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If you are seeking to deepen your connection with crystals and stones—if you want to learn how to feel their energy and let them guide you—I am here to help. My experience can guide you in learning how to tune into your heart, your inner knowing, and into the quiet messages that Earth’s sacred stones share with us. They are here to assist in our awakening, and when you truly listen, you will discover that they have been waiting for you all along.

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Red Granite and Its Higher Purpose:

As my knowledge of crystals deepened, I began to receive intuitive messages and guidance about how certain stones have been used not just for personal healing, but for higher technologies and planetary energy systems. One stone that came into my awareness is red granite.

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Red granite is not just a grounding and stabilizing stone—it holds a powerful frequency that can be used for energy generation and transmutation. Through my spiritual studies and inner knowing, I have come to understand that red granite was used in the construction of the ancient pyramids, particularly in chambers designed to generate and hold high-frequency energy fields. This stone holds a balance of quartz, feldspar, and other minerals that make it resonate with both Earth and cosmic frequencies.

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I have also learned through multidimensional awareness that red granite is used in certain advanced off-planet technologies, including extraterrestrial craft. These ships operate on crystalline and frequency-based systems, and red granite contributes to the stability and amplification of those systems. Its ability to retain and conduct energy makes it invaluable for energy transmission and interdimensional propulsion.

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The ancients knew this. They did not just use red granite because it was beautiful or durable—they used it because it is alive, intelligent, and capable of supporting massive energetic functions. When I hold red granite now, I feel that connection grounded in Earth, yet reaching into the stars.

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Red granite, like all sacred stones, is here to support our awakening to the truth of who we are and the multidimensional technologies we once knew and are now remembering.

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Please contact if you wish to have a higher connection with crystals.