Second July Launch

Since July had 5 Sundays, today we had our second July launch.  Four people attended.  It was so nice to catch up with everyone before the actual launching, as everyone has had some sort of change going on in their lives!  We are here to support each other and share helpful information.

I was feeling a bit out of energetic alignment today, perhaps from the trip up into the mountains yesterday with all of the driving, or not getting enough sleep the night before, so my intent today was to rectify that situation. 

Upon launching, I found myself inside a clear glass tube traveling upwards.  On the outside of the tube were tendrils that I was detaching as I went up.  I took these to be the many distractions that could pull me out of my central core.  Occasionally, the tube would start to curve or distort away from its straight upwards path, only to be knocked back into alignment by some unseen force.  I also took this tube to represent a linear 4 D construct. 

At a certain point, I popped out of the top of the tube and ended up in a spherical environment, probably 5 D or higher.  I was in the center of a sphere, and all around me were different patterns of energy, all moving outwards and morphing like one would see upon looking through a kaleidoscope. 

At the center of this humongous sphere was a small portal or opening.  The light shining through it was the most brilliant shining white that I had ever seen.  (When the rest of the group shared after my journey, Lindsay also noticed this and wondered if this was a color that we humans don’t know about, as it was so unusual and almost indescribable.)  I entered this portal and experienced being everything and nothing at the same time, and being in the infinite now.  Another indescribable sensation!  Sabrina also reported this after my journey.

Then, I felt each cell of my body absorbing this brilliant white portal energy, and several ripples of energy went down my body.  Wow!!!  I was then called back by the group.  Clearly something happened to me, as I was a bit dizzy upon completing my journey.  I am feeling more aligned and energized now, too.  What a blessing it is to have these spiritual companions getting together like this! 

Tushar Mountains

 

Earlier today, with my friend Pam, I drove north up to the town of Beaver, and then east into the Tushar Mountains.  We were attending a DNR, Department of Natural Resources, field trip to view the mountain goat herd that lives up in the alpine zone at the top of the peaks.  These goats were re-introduced into that area many years ago and they have been thriving and multiplying ever since. 

The drive from Cedar City was about 75 miles one way.  Our final elevation was at 11,500’, at about the tree line level and above.  The energy at those elevations is always inspiring. 

We ended up at a popular viewing area where quite a few people had congregated with their binoculars, spotting scopes and cameras.  The weather was perfect, but unfortunately, only one goat was spotted.  I do not have a camera that can take good photos from a far distance, but below is my best shot.  The mountain goat was resting by some bushes.

Pam and I actually spent most of our time up there walking around.  It was sunny, somewhat warm, and with only a slight breeze.  Perfect!  Of course, I was also photographing the plants that live in that elevated environment.  The last time I had seen some of these was when I used to go with a botany group into the alpine zone of the San Juan mountains of Colorado.  Here are a few of those beauties!

By the time we drove back down, the storm clouds were gathering.  It is monsoon season here in the southwest, and we drove through a downpour that partially flooded the road that we were on.  No matter, as we will take every drop of rain that we can get.  In fact, it is raining right now as I write this.  From the elevating to the refreshing.  What a great day!  

Message from the Bear

Finally, here in the southwest of the US, we are starting our monsoon season, when typically we get showers in the afternoons.  Because of that, when I hike in the mountains, I like to get an early start to avoid getting wet!  Lightening can also be an issue at the higher elevations.

Today, I hiked a trail that I visit several times each summer.  It is very secluded, so much so that I have only encountered other hikers once.  It is a great trail for wildflowers and the occasional wildlife sighting. 

I had gotten down the trail about 2 miles when I looked down and saw what I thought was a human footprint.  My immediate reaction was “What is someone doing out here hiking in their bare feet!?”  Well, these were not human feet, they were bear feet!  I see them so rarely that they always take me by surprise.  When I lived in Colorado, I had a bear encounter every few years or so, seeing one on a trail.  Here in Utah, this was my first indicator that they were around.   

Below is the front foot print.

Here is the hind foot print. 

On this trail, there were many prints of several different sizes, all heading down the trail in the direction that I was going. I am assuming that they were of one or 2 adults and 1 or 2 cubs.  A family!  It had rained there the previous afternoon or evening, and those tracks were laid down after the rain, within the last 12 hours.  I stopped at that point, took several photos, and headed back to the trailhead.  Of course, I also made a lot of noise so that the bears would know that I was there if they were still in the area. 

When an animal, bird, lizard or fish appears to you in an unusual place or doing something unusual, they are trying to give you a message.  Bear is a very powerful totem.  When I got home, I looked up the meaning of bear medicine.  It is “awakening the power of the unconscious”.  It teaches you to go deep within so that you can make decisions from a place of power. 

Before I turned back on the trail, I stood on those foot prints and absorbed all of that bear energy.  It was very grounding, solid and powerful.  Thank you bear!!!

Smiley Faces

This post is for entertainment value only!  Yesterday I went to Cedar City’s annual Classic Car Show and Jamboree.  In addition to all of the fabulously restored old cars, there were many vendors, games for the kids and lots of giveaways.  I read that this event can attract up to 12,000 people!  It was certainly crowded and lots of fun, even with the hot weather. 

I do not know if these cars have consciousness, but they certainly have been lovingly restored by their owners.  Maybe they feel that love and attention in some way.  I do know that under certain circumstances, the earth bound spirit of a deceased person can stay attached to their beloved car after death! 

So I wandered among the people and the cars, and mainly took photos of the front of the cars, which I consider to be their face.  Some were smiling, and others looked like they were gritting their teeth. See what you think!