report from the road...

[Guest guest]

i just have to share the glorious experience we had today- we stayed

in Gallup New Mexico (elevation 7100 feet)for a night then on my

birthday ambled about town - we headed for Sedona and arrived late at

night - we spent today in sedona - went to the airport vortex and

walked about the town - this was the second visit for chrism and i -

we had stopped there in nov. -

 

we took a back route out of sedona thru the mountains - the beautiful

sedona colored mountains - a lovely red dirt and rock disply that

just is not describable - mountain after mountain all shapes all

types of rock formations we climbed up a winding very winding road to

a town called Jerome an old copper mining town - now filled with art

galleries and unique shoppes-the houses and buildings all were

perched on the edges of the mountains in a slip shod manner - mostly

old -some refurbished and then some new - as we climbed we

encountered this magnificent view below - valleys/hills/forests/red

rock and oh the beauty was breathtaking - we stopped to film - we

realized we could see nearly 100 miles out - just unbelievable!

 

then we continued thru the pass and my oohs/ahhs did not cease -

there does not seem to be any big industry there to support the

residents - but i can understand why they live there - to look out on

god's creation daily would be enough for me - nothing else seems to

matter when one sees the glorious earth as we did today -

 

we are now in Yuma - will be here for a few days and go into mexico -

 

we have encountered some very nice folks along the way -and have made

some good contacts and gathered information for the KAS program- i

talk about k to just about everyone even the massage therapist i saw

got a lesson about k -

 

sedona is a mecca for new age and alternative thinkings- just as

northern california is - there is much activity in the world today in

all areas of new age - one can easily get lost in the myriad of

choices - but i am very happy i found chrism and the KAS program - it

is a good path and one where i feel safe and supported and one where

there is no long term cost or committment unless one chooses to

commit-

 

every day is a day of learning - every day is a day of k

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sounds beautiful ! Thanks for sharing.

 

Sarita

 

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. wrote:

>

> i just have to share the glorious experience we had today- we

stayed

> in Gallup New Mexico (elevation 7100 feet)for a night then on my

> birthday ambled about town - we headed for Sedona and arrived late

at

> night - we spent today in sedona - went to the airport vortex and

> walked about the town - this was the second visit for chrism and i -

 

> we had stopped there in nov. -

>

> we took a back route out of sedona thru the mountains - the

beautiful

> sedona colored mountains - a lovely red dirt and rock disply that

> just is not describable - mountain after mountain all shapes all

> types of rock formations we climbed up a winding very winding road

to

> a town called Jerome an old copper mining town - now filled with

art

> galleries and unique shoppes-the houses and buildings all were

> perched on the edges of the mountains in a slip shod manner -

mostly

> old -some refurbished and then some new - as we climbed we

> encountered this magnificent view below - valleys/hills/forests/red

> rock and oh the beauty was breathtaking - we stopped to film - we

> realized we could see nearly 100 miles out - just unbelievable!

>

> then we continued thru the pass and my oohs/ahhs did not cease -

> there does not seem to be any big industry there to support the

> residents - but i can understand why they live there - to look out

on

> god's creation daily would be enough for me - nothing else seems to

> matter when one sees the glorious earth as we did today -

>

> we are now in Yuma - will be here for a few days and go into

mexico -

>

> we have encountered some very nice folks along the way -and have

made

> some good contacts and gathered information for the KAS program- i

> talk about k to just about everyone even the massage therapist i

saw

> got a lesson about k -

>

> sedona is a mecca for new age and alternative thinkings- just as

> northern california is - there is much activity in the world today

in

> all areas of new age - one can easily get lost in the myriad of

> choices - but i am very happy i found chrism and the KAS program -

it

> is a good path and one where i feel safe and supported and one

where

> there is no long term cost or committment unless one chooses to

> commit-

>

> every day is a day of learning - every day is a day of k

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Beautiful, ...thanks so much for your descriptive reports!

 

Blessings & love,

Claudia

 

. wrote:

i just have to share the glorious experience we had today- we stayed

in Gallup New Mexico (elevation 7100 feet)for a night then on my

birthday ambled about town - we headed for Sedona and arrived late at

night - we spent today in sedona - went to the airport vortex and

walked about the town - this was the second visit for chrism and i -

we had stopped there in nov. -

 

we took a back route out of sedona thru the mountains - the beautiful

sedona colored mountains - a lovely red dirt and rock disply that

just is not describable - mountain after mountain all shapes all

types of rock formations we climbed up a winding very winding road to

a town called Jerome an old copper mining town - now filled with art

galleries and unique shoppes-the houses and buildings all were

perched on the edges of the mountains in a slip shod manner - mostly

old -some refurbished and then some new - as we climbed we

encountered this magnificent view below - valleys/hills/forests/red

rock and oh the beauty was breathtaking - we stopped to film - we

realized we could see nearly 100 miles out - just unbelievable!

 

then we continued thru the pass and my oohs/ahhs did not cease -

there does not seem to be any big industry there to support the

residents - but i can understand why they live there - to look out on

god's creation daily would be enough for me - nothing else seems to

matter when one sees the glorious earth as we did today -

 

we are now in Yuma - will be here for a few days and go into mexico -

 

we have encountered some very nice folks along the way -and have made

some good contacts and gathered information for the KAS program- i

talk about k to just about everyone even the massage therapist i saw

got a lesson about k -

 

sedona is a mecca for new age and alternative thinkings- just as

northern california is - there is much activity in the world today in

all areas of new age - one can easily get lost in the myriad of

choices - but i am very happy i found chrism and the KAS program - it

is a good path and one where i feel safe and supported and one where

there is no long term cost or committment unless one chooses to

commit-

 

every day is a day of learning - every day is a day of k

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Oh, wow, ! I missed this post. You guys came through my neck of

the woods, sort of. I've been to Sedona so many times. I love the

beauty of the place. I always lament they didn't make it a state park

rather than building homes and businesses there. It is breath-taking!

And Jerome is a funny little ghost town turned into chic boutiques and

art galleries. Verde Valley is beautiful, too. Most of Arizona is

beautiful in its own unique way. The saguaros, ocotillo, cholla, organ

pipe, yuccas and dusty rocky mountains of the south. The north with

it's greenness, mountains and pines, Sedona with the red rocks unlike

any I've ever seen before in the world. The Tuzigoot Indian ruin with

it's intense atmosphere of a time gone. The chalk cliffs and Verde

River in Verde Valley. These are places I love to go when we have time

to get away and only want a couple of hours drive.

 

I enjoyed your descriptions of it very much. Seeing it as if for the

first time...again. What a fantastic trip you've had! You are so

blessed to have had this experience with c. And I can't say how

appreciative I (and we, I'm sure) are of the e-journal you are sharing

with us!

Love to you and safe journey to you both. I bet you'll be glad to get

back home to your own beds again!

 

Valarie