What it all means.

This blog has documented a journey I have been on this past year.  I wasn’t really sure what it meant or where I was going….just that strange (and wonderful) things were happening to me, my intuition was going through the roof, and I needed to learn some new skills, find a new place to reside, and find teachers and friends that could help me.

I found that, here, on the north Oregon coast, and the past year has been spent in a deep, shamanic-like process with much reflection, time in nature, time alone (first time for me!) and learning skills that would help me, meditation, chanting, energy work, new spiritual ideas, etc.

Here is what I’ve found out:
I’m ascending and achieving a higher, vibrational level
Many people, like me, were drawn here and live here
We are all learning and are here for a reason
This didn’t happen by coincidence
We need to help “wake up” others and to help them through the ascention process
It’s just starting to get good….

This is a site about ascension that my friends and I have found to be helpful/validating:  www.whatsuponplanetearth.com

Personally, I am considering offering some online information about lucid dreaming/dreaming with intent as well as in-person spiritual tours of the local area with opportunities to connect through the energy and spirit world, through me, as we experience nature.

If you are going through some challenges you think may be related to ascension there are a list of ascension symptoms here: http://www.whatsuponplanetearth.com/APsymptoms.htm

Feel free to post a question or comment and I will respond asap!

600 naked people on a glacier…

Six hundred people shed their clothes on a glacier in the Swiss Alps to bodily cry out for help against a planetary emergency: global warming.

The nude volunteers posed for us and renowned naked “installation” artist Spencer Tunick on the Aletsch Glacier.

Without clothes, the human body is vulnerable, exposed, its life or death at the whim of the elements. Global warming is stripping away our glaciers and leaving our entire planet vulnerable to extreme weather, floods, sea-level rise, global decreases in carrying capacity and agricultural production, fresh water shortages, disease and mass human dislocations.

Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, dies

 

One of the women I truly admire, died Saturday. She was in her 60s and had been in ill health for a while.

I’ve been a supporter and customer of The Body Shop for around 20 or more years. Anita was a pioneer in the industry as she had some of the first “cruelty free” products on the market and was one of the first to use all natural (non petroleum-based) ingredients. She spent a lot of time traveling around the world looking for new ingredients to use and many of the products, processing and materials were produced by small woman-owned businesses in villages all over the world. She was an innovator, feminist, rebel and in love with life.

Anita did more than run a successful ethical business: she was a pioneer of the whole concept of ethical and green consumerism,” Tony Juniper, director of Friends of the Earth, wrote in The Evening Standard on Tuesday. “There are quite a few business people today who claim green credentials, but none came anywhere near Anita in terms of commitment and credibility.

he lived her life richly and managed to run a huge corporation that was both successful and ethical.

Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/12/world/europe/12roddick.html