My life has been a series of events lately. I have been on a path which has led me to many amazing adventures. My own private moments of reflection amidst the most beautiful scenery in the USA have given me such inner peace and joy. Wide open spaces. Wide open heart.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Continental Divide and a Navajo tale
The Continental Divide is fascinating to me. A very spiritual place.
It was so quiet and not another soul in sight. Spot and I were wandering around and taking pictures when this Navajo Native American came walking around the path. He was very friendly and asked all about Spot. Before he went on his way...he said.."I want to give you a Navajo blessing " he proceeded to chant a Navajo prayer over me and Spot! It was an incredible experience. I was overwhelmed and tears welled up in my eyes. ..and he said don't cry , it is a good thing. This is something that I can't begin to explain to anyone. After he left, I sat there and stared at the phenomenal grandeur all around me and felt so lucky and blessed.

My life has been a series of events lately. I have been on a path which has led me to many amazing adventures. My own private moments of reflection amidst the most beautiful scenery in the USA have given me such inner peace and joy. Wide open spaces. Wide open heart.
My life has been a series of events lately. I have been on a path which has led me to many amazing adventures. My own private moments of reflection amidst the most beautiful scenery in the USA have given me such inner peace and joy. Wide open spaces. Wide open heart.
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Wow! What a powerful experience that must have been. Love your new place here - so good to hear from you again!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of all this is that you don't take any of it for granted.
ReplyDeleteSending love!
XOXOXO
It is a spiritual place. I used to want to hike along it from New Mexico to Canada...lol
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful for you to recieve a native blessing there.
That would make me cry too.
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He Sang! What a wonderful story. I would have teared up too, but it's a blessing that will be with you forever.
ReplyDeleteColette xoxo