Message from the Mountain

The apples in the orchard, what there are of them, are almost ready for harvest. It would be nice to get enough for a pie. I think of people who are almost ready, but never take the risk of taking the final steps and of others that never feel done and are always looking to improve. Support the show

The seasons are beginning to transition from late summer to early fall and I have noticed that many people are also making life transitions, regardless of their age. They are listening to their hearts and considering what in life has meaning to them. Support the show

From dawn to dusk, the welcome sign is always out at the Center for people to explore the beauty of Nature. No matter where you are, if you can find a patch of green grass or blue sky, your mind is welcome to soar into the Cosmos and come back refreshed. Support the show

I recently noticed a large bird’s nest on top of a brace holding the metal chimney against the Cabin. I never saw it during when the young were being raised. Nature adapts to the environment. Let us hope the family of man adjusts to Nature’s needs. Support the show

Recently I discovered some small wildflowers growing in the middle of “Stone Cutters’ Rest”, a quarrying site nearly 200 years old, not the most favorable environment. I think of people who have grown in the least likely nurturing environments that somehow persevered. Support the show

Today is the first day of meteorological fall. Soon one of the most spectacular fall foliage shows in the world will be under way. It is a great time to reconnect to the earth and realize that every day, no matter where you are, Nature always puts on an amazing show. Support the show

With my telescopic camera lens, I can get a closeup view of Davis Pond down in the valley. When seen by the naked eye, it is much smaller. We have the option in our minds to get two views of life, close up in it or from a distance. Support the show

Living in the foothills to the White Mountains, we can see their imposing outlines from the top of our mountain. The settlers looked for notches, breaks between mountains, to find their way to the other side. Life often seems like it is filled with barriers, but there are openings. Support the show

As many of you know, I am always on the lookout for heart signs. To me, it is proof that I am surrounded by the love of the Cosmos, which is channeled through me. That love is unconditional and is far different from the love our egos send out with conditions. Support the show

A friend gave us a very special gift created by Nature. It is a piece of shale with a baked on piece of lichen. The gift warmed my heart, as do people who allow their special abilities to be shared. Support the show

Every day now I am seeing more hints that a change of seasons is coming. Looking out the window at sunset and into a window of green leaves, it looks like fall across the valley. Many of you are getting strong hints of changes coming in many aspects of your life. Support the show

The recent rains have saturated the land enough so that our little brook, which has been dry for most of the summer, now has a trickle of water in it. People are also returning to the flow of life after more than two years of the pandemic. Support the show

I recently found a yarrow plant in bloom growing on the edge of the driveway where I was just getting ready to cover the dirt with stone. I had not seen a yarrow plant there in several years. What I thought was lost has been found again. People are now discovering lost abilities. Support the show

I wasn’t sure if the tall phlox that usually bloom in August and September were going to survive this year due the prolonged dry spell. Their stalks and leaves looked all shriveled up, and then came the rain. I am reminded of people that feel that their gifts have dried up, only to revive them Support the show

Every year in the beginning of spring and into the early summer, I wonder if the hibiscus with its beautiful red blooms with flower again. It is into August before the wait is over. People sometimes are late bloomers while others wonder if they will ever share their special abilities. Support the show

I may not be able to see the world across the valley, but I can journey out into the Cosmos and connect with core of all being and its incredible loving energy. Even if you never visit in person the view I have, it is always there for you wherever you are. Support the show

There are hints that the seasons will soon be changing from summer into fall. The nights are longer and cooler and the unmowed fields are turning brown. People are experiencing change, some rapidly and some slowly. It is the season. Support the show

I could see the approaching rain as it came towards us from across the valley and soon I could feel drops of water falling from the sky. Sometimes in life storms disrupt our plans, but often there is a reason beyond our intentions that result in unique experiences. Support the show

When we first moved to New Hampshire, we would drive down the road where our home is now located and marvel at the view of Mount Chocorua. Now we are fortunate to be steward of a small mountain with a beautiful view of the very same special mountain. We are home!!! Support the show

The Mountain is a solid core of granite and quartz charged with energy that fuels the ley lines that connect to a vortex on the summit. This energy connects to special points all over the earth and beyond. People are filled with an energy that connects to their cores. Support the show

The sumacs’ fuzzy blossoms are now in bloom. They are trees that look somewhat out of place here in New Hampshire. I know a lot of people who feel out of place as their intuitive abilities are misunderstood by those around them. Support the show

Nature is already making plans for next year. She is drying seeds and casting them with the wind, looking for fertile soil for them to take root next year. We often plant seeds of positivity that float on the winds of the Cosmos, looking to take root in the fertile minds of others. Support the show

The Ragged Robins are getting ready to cast their seeds into the wind as the lupines have already done. It is the ritual of the season. There is always something growing and something going. Sadly, many people will never notice. Support the show

Now that the lupine and ragged robin have gone to seed, there is still a lot to see in the field at the top of the mountain. There is plenty of nourishment left for the birds and insects and butterflies as well for our minds, bodies, and soul. Support the show

There is a mountain breaking the horizon line, looking slightly west from the top of the Lupine Field, that appears to have mystical powers perhaps connecting to an ancient history. There is energy around it where strange lights appear and GPS’s reverse themselves. Support the show