Ok here I am by divine will STUCK in Charlotte, NC... not necessarily stuck because I'm always where I am by choice, but I definitely miss being on the road and on the go... I'm starting to get travel sick. I've never been home sick btw. Home is relative to where I am.
I didn't blog about the last few places I visited and my apologies for that. Not to those who read my blog, but simply to myself for not documenting the experience for later references.
Miami was nice... I loved the water and being able to sit at the beach until Midnight. The people I met there for the group session were very pleasant and powerful women. I enjoyed assisting them very much. I haven't done a group session since and I have to say that the group sessions are my favorite to do because I'm able to share what I know and people can meet me in person and ask whatever they want to ask.
Key West was a beautiful place. The whole keys were beautiful. Definitely a place on my list to visit again, not too long from now. Would love to do some performances at Mallory Square. Of course being that Key West is tourist based and I don't like to spend tons of money... it got boring very fast. Honestly, the best places in my opinion are free. They really were.
Nothing compares to Asheville.
I wish we would've been able to camp out in the Everglades, but that place was just scary from the moment we arrived at the visitor center and saw that giant panther to the moment we left running full speed away from the chiggers and mosquitoes lol. and THOSE VULTURES.... OMG!!!!!! I thought they might eat me if they got hungry enough. The were HUGE!!!!! Definitely not a place to take children.. Hopefully I'll have some soon... not very soon but soon enough like a year or so.
So now I'm here in Charlotte.... Getting settled in with a New Band, New Boyfriend, and The Meditation Room. Just building it all up before I head out on my ventures again. Want to get involved more with the locals and the community here before I move on. Never know... this may be my home base after all... we'll see.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
Orlando, FL
Orlando has been some experience for me. A little set off at first due to some misgivings and erroneous information that left us without rest for one night, however the stay has turned out to be well worthwhile.
The birds here are spectacular. If you are a shaman or someone who can tune in to the frequencies of nature Bill Federick park is a great place to visit. Its well worth the price for what you get in return. Id recommend the primitive camps before anything else if you are wanting to stay a few nights. Its more peaceful and calm and less static--meaning its easier to tune in to nature and tune out of the matrix for a bit. The trees are not as beautiful as in Okala National forest, but they are tall and gives lots of shade which is needed here in the Summer.
It was a great experience to watch the sun rise from the tent and depending where the tent is, you may not be able to sleep after the sun rises because its brightness and heat screams "WAKE UP" ... I didnt mind too much but the heat does get to you after a while so you want to be in the shade and drink lots of water. Everyone who lives here seems pretty easy going and open to new information. Haven't been out in the city too much, but we will be soon.
Honestly, I'm ready for the beach... I've been having visions about it for a while now so ... DAYTONA HERE WE COME!
oh yea... I found this beautiful new deck of Tarot Cards with lots of animal wisdom intertwined with the traditional tarot meanings... like they were made specifically for me... one even has a blue spider on it ... ha ha ha. It really was a place to show me the power of the Universe through Nature and how to form deeper connections with that powerful aspect of myself as an Earth Goddess.
The birds here are spectacular. If you are a shaman or someone who can tune in to the frequencies of nature Bill Federick park is a great place to visit. Its well worth the price for what you get in return. Id recommend the primitive camps before anything else if you are wanting to stay a few nights. Its more peaceful and calm and less static--meaning its easier to tune in to nature and tune out of the matrix for a bit. The trees are not as beautiful as in Okala National forest, but they are tall and gives lots of shade which is needed here in the Summer.
It was a great experience to watch the sun rise from the tent and depending where the tent is, you may not be able to sleep after the sun rises because its brightness and heat screams "WAKE UP" ... I didnt mind too much but the heat does get to you after a while so you want to be in the shade and drink lots of water. Everyone who lives here seems pretty easy going and open to new information. Haven't been out in the city too much, but we will be soon.
Honestly, I'm ready for the beach... I've been having visions about it for a while now so ... DAYTONA HERE WE COME!
oh yea... I found this beautiful new deck of Tarot Cards with lots of animal wisdom intertwined with the traditional tarot meanings... like they were made specifically for me... one even has a blue spider on it ... ha ha ha. It really was a place to show me the power of the Universe through Nature and how to form deeper connections with that powerful aspect of myself as an Earth Goddess.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Okala, FL
I dont know whether to call is Okala or Silver Springs, but it was definitely an experience meeting the locals here... most acted as if they had never seen black people or maybe it was because they couldn't figure out what we were nor where we were from.
I thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors where we were and wished we could've stayed longer, but they had a 4day limit and we didn't want to break any rules. I enjoyed being naked outside, showering outside, picking berries, chasing the lizards around that attempted to crawled under the tent, and worrying about bears.
We were alone for awhile until Friday and the first family that showed up were loud and trailer parkish-no offense to my peoples in the park, but the dad was yelling the whole time either at the dog or at his daughter-cursing unnecessarily. He was the only one I really remembered... then his daughter screaming at like 5am over a lizard as they were packing to leave, him cursing at her for screaming over a lizard, and his wife fussing with him about the whole event. There were other children.. i think an older brother and sister... but they weren't very memorable.
It was crazy because we were so used to being able to get fresh water when we camped somewhere and the decision to just head straight for florida was so sudden that we really weren't prepared for that camping trip... it was more stressful than anything. However stil a great experience to tell our children. Who would have know we would be stealing water from community centers and libraries ha ha ha
We are just glad we didn't get shot or hung.
oh and how can I forget the Christian kid who came to camp out in some hammocks with his group of friends that insisted we let him pray for us... we didn't say a word... only Amen and laughed about it later.
I thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors where we were and wished we could've stayed longer, but they had a 4day limit and we didn't want to break any rules. I enjoyed being naked outside, showering outside, picking berries, chasing the lizards around that attempted to crawled under the tent, and worrying about bears.
Little Lake Bryant- Okala, FL
We were alone for awhile until Friday and the first family that showed up were loud and trailer parkish-no offense to my peoples in the park, but the dad was yelling the whole time either at the dog or at his daughter-cursing unnecessarily. He was the only one I really remembered... then his daughter screaming at like 5am over a lizard as they were packing to leave, him cursing at her for screaming over a lizard, and his wife fussing with him about the whole event. There were other children.. i think an older brother and sister... but they weren't very memorable.
It was crazy because we were so used to being able to get fresh water when we camped somewhere and the decision to just head straight for florida was so sudden that we really weren't prepared for that camping trip... it was more stressful than anything. However stil a great experience to tell our children. Who would have know we would be stealing water from community centers and libraries ha ha ha
We are just glad we didn't get shot or hung.
oh and how can I forget the Christian kid who came to camp out in some hammocks with his group of friends that insisted we let him pray for us... we didn't say a word... only Amen and laughed about it later.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
HWY 26
Spartanburg was cool... I enjoyed the low key vibe and educating some of the elders there. I also got put on to a few spots I didn't know about like the Malcolm X Center in Greenville, SC-- and a Spiritual Science Center (kinda like a college) in Spartanburg, SC. It was interesting to say the least, but quite boring to be honest and dry.
Asheville is another story...
I love the mountains... the trees... the green... the fresh air...
Definitely a good place to be after my visit to SC
Now I'm just looking forward to meeting some great people and seeing some great places and making some moves before heading out on the road again.
Nia Yaa was a great hostess, but hopefully we get out to do some camping here and see some waterfalls... who goes to Asheville and not spend some time out in nature? 0_o
Asheville is another story...
I love the mountains... the trees... the green... the fresh air...
Definitely a good place to be after my visit to SC
Now I'm just looking forward to meeting some great people and seeing some great places and making some moves before heading out on the road again.
Nia Yaa was a great hostess, but hopefully we get out to do some camping here and see some waterfalls... who goes to Asheville and not spend some time out in nature? 0_o
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Atlanta
I sincerely enjoyed my stay in Atlanta. I first visited Cousin Mike who I haven't seen in FOREVER. Well since the last family funeral, which is usually when my family sees one another. The last funeral we were at, My uncle an a distant female cousin got in a fist fight smh But thats not what this post is about
It was very comfortable staying with them. They were very generous and well cushioned by the income my cousin brought in (tech industry). We had the same diet for the most part and the living arrangements were acceptable. I loved spending time with the children, although his wife was a bit snobbish and unwelcoming--which is why we only stayed 2nights. I wanted to get to know my little cousins better and discuss our lineage more with Cousin Mike and his wife was warming up, but ... it was just time to move on. I live for the thrill of living, not for the comfort you know.
My next stop was Coach Khayr's place. It was definitely interesting to say the least... He liked all his windows and doors open and never locked anything. He had several altars for me to admire and his book collection was quite a pleasure to delight in. I dove into several books and finished them within the 2weeks we stayed in his home. He was very welcoming and was comfortable with us being there in his absences during any trips he took during our stay. It was nice to get some alone time with my partner :) It was through Khayr and while staying with him that I was able to meet a lot of profound individuals and make some good connections. I received my first channeled reading from Arletta Saafir in his home, which will be an experience to take with me for some time to come. He also introduced me to everyone at Tassili's Raw Reality and the IAM Ascension Temple where I later participated as a practitioner in some events and made many more awesome connections.
I do have a confession however.... My partner and I performed our first ritual together at Khayr's place while he was out of town and I borrowed some of his candles... just little tea light candles... but he had a friend there that I disturbed. One of his guards I believe. He was huge and a little set off, but we made our peace. :) Never heard an entity cause enough noise to make you think someone may have broken into the house before... lol One thing is for sure... Khayr has no need to lock his doors.
Our next stop was with a Nuwaupian fam. It was quite refreshing to have a large bed to share with a comfortable mattress... We had grown accustomed to a little twin air bed which had just gave out on us lol So it was right on time. We enjoyed the community in the home as there were several rooms and 3 separate families living there. It was so comfortable we considered staying and paying our share of rent. It felt like home, but I knew I had to continue on my journey and there are so many lessons and experiences I must have before I settle down.
Speaking of that... we need to get a new blow up for the road.
It was very comfortable staying with them. They were very generous and well cushioned by the income my cousin brought in (tech industry). We had the same diet for the most part and the living arrangements were acceptable. I loved spending time with the children, although his wife was a bit snobbish and unwelcoming--which is why we only stayed 2nights. I wanted to get to know my little cousins better and discuss our lineage more with Cousin Mike and his wife was warming up, but ... it was just time to move on. I live for the thrill of living, not for the comfort you know.
My next stop was Coach Khayr's place. It was definitely interesting to say the least... He liked all his windows and doors open and never locked anything. He had several altars for me to admire and his book collection was quite a pleasure to delight in. I dove into several books and finished them within the 2weeks we stayed in his home. He was very welcoming and was comfortable with us being there in his absences during any trips he took during our stay. It was nice to get some alone time with my partner :) It was through Khayr and while staying with him that I was able to meet a lot of profound individuals and make some good connections. I received my first channeled reading from Arletta Saafir in his home, which will be an experience to take with me for some time to come. He also introduced me to everyone at Tassili's Raw Reality and the IAM Ascension Temple where I later participated as a practitioner in some events and made many more awesome connections.
I do have a confession however.... My partner and I performed our first ritual together at Khayr's place while he was out of town and I borrowed some of his candles... just little tea light candles... but he had a friend there that I disturbed. One of his guards I believe. He was huge and a little set off, but we made our peace. :) Never heard an entity cause enough noise to make you think someone may have broken into the house before... lol One thing is for sure... Khayr has no need to lock his doors.
Our next stop was with a Nuwaupian fam. It was quite refreshing to have a large bed to share with a comfortable mattress... We had grown accustomed to a little twin air bed which had just gave out on us lol So it was right on time. We enjoyed the community in the home as there were several rooms and 3 separate families living there. It was so comfortable we considered staying and paying our share of rent. It felt like home, but I knew I had to continue on my journey and there are so many lessons and experiences I must have before I settle down.
Speaking of that... we need to get a new blow up for the road.
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