Vortexes? [Archive] - Divine Cosmos Discussions

Tarzan

10-20-2001, 11:52 AM

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>laura,
>
>although this is a reply to laura, i am posting it for others, if they wish to have it.
>
>i live in the mts of the sierras in california, so shasta is one of my favorite stomping grounds. yes, shasta is a major vortex, so it does attract a lot of people, as well as 'loonies'. it seems that a lot of seriously ungrounded people are drawn to that vortex and play out wild scenes in their--and others--lives, as told by locals whom i have interviewed.
>
>rather than living in the immediate vicinity of shasta, or in the several small towns perched at the base of the mt,(weed, mc cloud and mt shasta city) i suggest that you look into ashland, oregon, which is only one hour away from shasta up north on interstate 5 and not so prone to the powerful energies of the mountain. ashland has a vibrant community of "woo woos",my humorous term to describe a kind of people of light-mind. ashland is surrounded with greenery everywhere that delights a forest ecologist like me, yet has a large community(approx 30,000 people) and a vibrant cultural climate.next year i will like to hang out there for months.
>
>just type "ashland, oregon" in a search engine and you'll get a plethora of info.
>
>seth

Rod

10-26-2001, 02:43 AM

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>laura and all interested.
>
>i want to add a little info to seth's assessment of ashland and vicinity. i live at and work with
>a hot springs retreat development 30 mi. south of mt shasta. i also live in the sierra near 
>yosemite parts of the year. i just returned to the shasta areafrom an exploration of towns 
>north and east of medford. white city, eagle point and shady cove are wonderful little 
>towns that have been spared much of the looni and woo woo influx. they are reasonable 
>distances from ashland.
>
>one hour up the i-5 from medford is canyonville. it is a quaint place that is ready for a 
>cultural uplifting. however, most peoplefrom calf. and especially la will havetheir 
>patience and humility tested before they will easily fit into these small cities and towns in 
>oregon..
>
>other known vortexes exists in and around mazola mont. and central colorado. a friend, who left 
>colorado.and explored mazola is returning to the hot springs this week end. if i learn anything
>special i will describe and post it.
>
>rod
>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr">from: tarzan [mailto:tarzan@ncws.com]
sent: saturday, october 20, 2001 11:53 am
to: asc2k@yahoogroups.com
subject: re: [asc2k] vortexes?


>laura,
>
>although this is a reply to laura, i am posting it for others, if they wish to have it.
>
>i live in the mts of the sierras in california, so shasta is one of my favorite stomping grounds. yes, shasta is a major vortex, so it does attract a lot of people, as well as 'loonies'. it seems that a lot of seriously ungrounded people are drawn to that vortex and play out wild scenes in their--and others--lives, as told by locals whom i have interviewed.
>
>rather than living in the immediate vicinity of shasta, or in the several small towns perched at the base of the mt,(weed, mc cloud and mt shasta city) i suggest that you look into ashland, oregon, which is only one hour away from shasta up north on interstate 5 and not so prone to the powerful energies of the mountain. ashland has a vibrant community of "woo woos",my humorous term to describe a kind of people of light-mind. ashland is surrounded with greenery everywhere that delights a forest ecologist like me, yet has a large community(approx 30,000 people) and a vibrant cultural climate.next year i will like to hang out there for months.
>
>just type "ashland, oregon" in a search engine and you'll get a plethora of info.
>
>seth

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