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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2018 · 39 MIN

Healing with Crystals - Kac Young

from Wendy's Coffeehouse Curious · host Wendy's Coffeehouse

Bio: Kac Young - Producer, writer, director in the Hollywood television industry for over 25 years. Earned a PhD in Natural Health and a Doctorate in Naturopathy. Completed 36 courses in nutrition from Baylor University. Clients consult her for advice on health, nutrition, and spiritual well being.The Art of Healing with Crystals, Kac Young, Amazon affiliate link. "I had the pleasure of working with Kac when she returned from her first trip to Egypt and she spoke with eloquence, knowledge and passion about her crystal experience in the Giza pyramids. It was clear to anyone who knew Kac then that a new journey was beginning. Now thirty years later we are lucky she is sharing her well researched and insightful crystal knowledge for all of us to learn and use to better our lives. What a gift!“ - Tracy Abbott, writer, David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"I loved how she included illustrations of the different formations of crystals while providing an explanation of how to use them." - Monique ChapmanWhen I mentioned the levitating rocks at Board Camp Crystal Mine, Kac was very curious. Curious enough to investigate for another book? Anything is possible.Website: https://www.kacyoung.com/

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