I’m glad to report that the dawning of the Golden Age is happening, right here in Mt. Shasta City. I like to say that I’m “creating the Golden Age with each breath I take,” (my new motto) is really working!

Yesterday two friends from Ashland, OR came by my office to get directions to my favorite waterfall. We agreed to meet later for dinner. I continued working as they went off to hike and play with the nature spirits. They came back excited, uplifted and talking of rainbows and fairies.

As we savored our organic Japanese cuisine our town motto, “Where Heaven and Earth meet,” came to mind. Each of us bubbled over with enthusiasm and joy as we toasted to over 20 different, wonderful hopes and dreams. We shared stories of childhood experiences with nature spirits, present time connections to inspiring uplifting events, shamanic journeys into the Inner Earth, finding Twin Flames and much more. Laughter and enjoyment were key ingredients as we goddesses opened our hearts and poured out their contents. What a delightful dinner that was.

With our last bite of chocolate cake and mango sorbet staring at us, we decided that we absolutely must top off the night by driving up Mount Shasta, while there was still a little daylight left. My friends hadn’t yet seen the 10+ feet of snow Mother Nature dropped on us this winter at the Bunny Flat area. That powerful energy vortex was bedecked in her beautiful winter frock and I couldn’t wait to show it to them.

The waxing full moon in Libra had not yet risen, but its presence was still felt as we wound our way up the mountain road. We were the only people at Bunny Flat with a strong wind blowing and light snow falling. We silenced our car and focused in on the energy of the moment. Several spirits of the mountain greeted us with their love and uplifting energy, making us feel supported and honored as we gratefully acknowledged the power and love all around and within us – the perfect complement to our awesome ‘goddess meal.’ Once our meditation and sharing were complete, we drove down the mountain slowly, drinking in the beauty around every curve in the road, with smiles on our faces and love in our hearts – as happy as could be.

When I finally hopped into bed that night, I noticed a distinct, glowing warmth in my heart and my belly, and the smile from the evening’s adventures was still ‘stuck on my face.’ As I floated off into dreamland I began to contemplate how delightful it will be when every day is filled with the love, joy and blessings like what the three of us experienced today in Mt. Shasta . . . a more perfect Golden Age moment was hard to imagine.