
Mt. Shasta, California

Spring at Panther Meadows

Ship Cloud
This post is a completion of our special and profound healing journey at the end of a summer of challenges for my dear husband, Doug, and me (though in little over a week we will be with the humpback whales in Mo’orea … wonder what they have in store for us!) You can see the other stories leading up to this one on my blog below.
Our healing trip continued after divine Canada as we were driving from Portland to the San Francisco Bay Area to visit family. Of course, we just had to stop and spend some time at my second spiritual home, Mt. Shasta, on the way. I have been conducting enlightening spiritual workshops at Shasta for many years as it is one of the most potent of vortexes for expanding consciousness. This year, it just did not feel as though I should offer it again in September as I usually do. Something kept me from putting it out there … and of course, I now know why … we just had to go to Canada, Lake Louise and experience the deep healing there!
As we drove closer to Shasta I was reading on a chat about a person who was sharing with mainstream people how to clear fear and transmute negative emotions. I thought that was so cool and a great way to spread the love. I thought … wow, I should send in my products and videos and meditations too to help people move through these challenging times. I would only do it if they were for free.
There is a part of me that always wants to give my spiritual gifts for free and not charge at all. I think so many spiritual teachers and healers feel the same way … but alas, we must charge in order to ensure we have sustenance. But this time, I was truly considering sharing my gifts without charge to the mainstream people on this chat.
After that first inspiration, though, I felt a huge resistance and touched in to a concern I have always had about going “out into the world more” or being “well known.” I know many of you know what I mean. Am I good enough? Am I worthy enough? Questions that haunt me at times. It seems easier to just fade into the background and live a simple life. Continue reading










