I woke up Valentine’s Day morning and, went right to my living
room window. My heart stirred as I gazed
at the magnificence of Mount Shasta once again. I felt a strong desire to have an intimate
visit on this day to celebrate love.
After lunch, I drove up to a trailhead around 6500
feet. What a blessing to be able to
drive 15 minutes from my home and be high up on Mount Shasta!
I strapped on my snowhoes and walked through the slushy snow
to Ascension Rock, one of the most powerful sacred sites on the mountain. I greeted the rock with a hug and my mind
stopped. Immediately, I tasted deeper
stillness than I had for a while. I sat
for about an hour and drank it in.
Then, I snowshoed over to Sand Flat, a bit more than a mile
away. Sand Flat offers a full view of
the summit and higher areas of Mount Shasta.
It’s a wonderful spot to sit and bask in her majestic presence.
After an hour or so at Sand Flat, I headed back to my
car. I felt much more deeply present
than I had just a couple hours ago. My
heart was wide open. Once again, I had
been transformed by the pure love Mount Shasta so freely offers.
Andrew Oser has been offering spiritual life coaching, along with guided retreats on Mount Shasta since 1982. Through hikes to little-known sacred sites, guided meditations, spiritual life coaching, and time drinking in the silence of the mountain, he helps clients to deeply renew themselves in body, mind, and spirit and receive clear vision for their lives. www.mountshastaretreat.net
Andrew Oser has been offering spiritual life coaching, along with guided retreats on Mount Shasta since 1982. Through hikes to little-known sacred sites, guided meditations, spiritual life coaching, and time drinking in the silence of the mountain, he helps clients to deeply renew themselves in body, mind, and spirit and receive clear vision for their lives. www.mountshastaretreat.net
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