A Place for Resetting

Life can get pretty busy.  It is full of distractions and obligations.  That is why we all need a place where we can go to let go of all of that and reset our energy fields.  Of course, an ideal way to do that would be to develop a daily meditation practice, if one could find the time! 

For me, I like to go out into nature far away from civilization for my quiet time.  Luckily, there are plenty of places around where I live where I can do just that.  Yesterday, I drove up into the area near Cedar Breaks National Monument east of here to Mammoth Creek for some R & R.  I park on the side of the highway and start wandering along the creek on both sides.  This area is a bit below 10,000’ in elevation.

Normally, there are lots of wildflowers here but because of our ongoing drought, the flowers were few and far between.  Here are a few.

The lighter colored foliage is silver sage. It is the predominant shrub here.  There are also lots of aspen trees.

What I wanted to share is the magic of the water flowing through the creek.  The clean and pure energy is truly hypnotic.  If one stands by the edge of the creek, I believe that one’s energy field can be cleared and purified.  So I took my time wandering so as to soak in the vibes.  Here are a few audios of the creek’s waster flowing over the rocks.  Feel free to listen more than once!

On my way back to my car, I took a few photos of Hancock Peak in the distance.  It is a 10, 600’ tall ancient cinder cone that is 500,000 years old.  This whole part of Utah  has been very actively volcanic in the ancient past. 

Luckily I got up to the area fairly early, as our annual monsoon rains are starting to come through.  

You don't want to be out in the open at such a high elevation during a thunder storm.  Talk about electrifying your energy field!