Crater Lake National Park is a place of serene majesty.  It formed from a massive volcanic eruption 7,700 years ago and millennia of rain and snow filled the crater with pristine waters.  The water is such a pure and still mirror that is difficult to tell where the sky ends and the water begins.  There is no separation.  What is above is also reflected below.  Standing there, I couldn’t help but wonder how often we create separations that don’t truly exist.  We search outside of ourselves for wisdom, peace, or even the divine, forgetting that perhaps what we see has been with us all along. 

Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach exudes magic, mystery, and abundance.  It was a great way to tap into wonder with my kids.  

In 2021, somehow, I came across “Mt. Shasta” on the internet.  Once I fell upon it, I immediately felt called there.  I visited various websites about Mt. Shasta, discovering that it is a spiritual mountain.  I kept those tabs open on my phone, and did not close them for 3 years.  I left them there as reminders of my intention to go there someday, when the timing was right.  In 2023, I came across my old tabs on Mt. Shasta and did a little more research and learned that Mt. Shasta is the Root Chakra of the world.  If you know me, you know how much I value chakras.  Every person has chakras that resonate with them more than others, based on their spiritual journeys.  The Root Chakra is a very important chakra for me.  Mt. Shasta was calling me even louder.

My husband asked where in the world I wanted him to take me to celebrate my 40^th birthday.  Mt. Shasta.  We needed to go to Mt. Shasta.  I didn’t know much about Mt. Shasta at that point, but we booked our stay, following my intuition.

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