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Working With Crystals: Why It Matters & Why There’s No One ‘Right Way'

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In recent times, there’s been a noticeable backlash against crystal healing. More and more, people are loudly dismissing it as “false” — even when they’ve never actually worked with crystals or explored the depth of this practice. The unfortunate part? Much of the criticism comes from a place of misunderstanding, misinformation or simply a refusal to look beyond the surface.

Yes, it’s true: there is a lot of misinformation floating around about crystals. Social media in particular can amplify half-truths and watered-down explanations, making it difficult for people to decipher what’s authentic and what’s just trendy jargon. But does that mean the entire practice should be disregarded? Absolutely not.


✨ The Long History of Crystal Healing

Crystals are not a “new age fad.” They’ve been used across cultures for thousands of years — as talismans, spiritual tools and healing companions. From Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to Indigenous practices and Ayurveda, crystals have long been respected for their energetic influence, their symbolic power and their connection to the Earth.

They are more than just geological formations. Yes, they hold scientific beauty in their structures, but they also hold energetic resonance. These vibrations can support us in emotional, mental and spiritual ways, much like sound, colour or breathwork can.


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🌸 Is There a “Right” or “Wrong” Way to Work with Crystals?

This is one of the most common debates: are people “using crystals the wrong way”? The truth is, crystals work best when they are used intuitively. There isn’t one perfect formula, because healing itself is not one-size-fits-all.

Some may choose structured practices like gridding, charging or chakra placement. Others may simply carry a crystal in their pocket for comfort. Both are valid. The energy of crystals responds to intention, presence and openness — not rigid rules.


💭 Why the Backlash?

It’s easy for critics to shout “it doesn’t work” when they’ve never felt or opened themselves to the experience. Crystals won’t resonate with everyone — especially if they’re met with cynicism or resistance. But here’s the bigger question:

👉 If crystals bring peace, comfort or healing to someone, why should that bother anyone else?

We live in a world where people are constantly told what to do, think and believe. But no one has the right to dictate another’s spiritual practice. If crystals help someone move through grief, stress or growth, that’s their healing journey — not yours to judge.


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🌿 The Real Harm Isn’t in Crystal Healing

The harm doesn’t come from people gently using crystals to support themselves or others. The real issue lies in misinformation: people spreading false claims, exaggerated promises, or trying to profit without integrity. That is where confusion sets in. And yes, this frustrates those of us who dedicate our time to offering genuine knowledge and practice.

But for the many who quietly go about their work, offering healing, support and guidance — where is the harm? There is none. Crystals aren’t here to “fix” us — they remind us of the wisdom, strength and light already within us all.


🌟 Final Thoughts

Crystals may not be for everyone and that’s okay. But dismissing them outright — especially without experience — only shuts the door on possibilities. At their core, crystals are sacred tools of reflection, grounding and empowerment.

Whether you believe in their energetic properties or simply appreciate them for their natural beauty, they invite us to slow down, reconnect and remember that we are deeply connected to the Earth.

So the next time someone claims “crystals don’t work,” perhaps the better question is: what harm is there in people finding comfort, healing or joy in them?

Because in a world that can often feel heavy and overwhelming, if a small piece of Earth helps someone feel lighter, more hopeful or more whole — isn’t that worth something?

Crystals don’t fix you — they remind you of what’s already within. ✨

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