Jessica Schab A Crystal Child Speaks Out

Spiritual speakers like Deepak Chopra and Eckhart Tolle attract a very large following of people who are drawn to the motivational advice and spiritual beliefs these New-Age gurus offer. Jessica Schab, who was born in Vancouver, Canada, became another such spiritual adviser too, after she had been interviewed by Project Camelot and called a “Crystal Child.” Almost overnight she became an authority on “mystical matters” and “esoteric truths” for all the people who began to contact her and to accept whatever she had to say. Now also known as “Jessica Mystic,” she started getting invitations to be a guest speaker at conferences and events around the world. Donations to cover travelling expenses to many different countries came along with the invitations, and as she began to make public appearances at well-attended events her popularity as a rising star of the “New-Age movement” was sealed.

Schab began promoting other “New-Age writers,” as well as conspiracy theorists and so-called “whistle-blowers.” At one point she interviewed Andrew Basiago, a man who claims to have been “teleported to Mars” and to have been involved in “time travel experimentation.” She was involved in a world in which claims about contact with alien beings, as well as with “spirit guides from other dimensional frequencies” were taken very seriously, a world in which “psychic powers” and “paranormal abilities” were the norm. At the time, she really thought she was helping people in some sort of global awakening that was going on and that it was her mission in life to be promoting this sort of material. But then, after some 10 years, this was all to change. Schab began to have serious doubts about the actuality of the claims being made and about the multitude of bizarre beliefs that were being marketed under the blanket of the “New-Age” and “the Truth.” Some of the belief systems, such as “breatharianism,” for example, in which people believe they can live on sunshine and fresh air, are downright dangerous. The so-called “ascension” of 21.12.2012 failed to happen and the world did not end either, even though many were predicting this due to the ancient Mayan calendar. Schab began to wonder why so many people were attracted to these strange beliefs and why so many were willing to accept the most far-fetched stories. She began to think that she wasn’t helping but was just adding to the confusion in the world today, as well as causing psychological harm to searching but gullible minds.