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so here, with these La Plata Moutains...
beneath Dibé Nitsaa (left most, highest peak in photo) the Sacred Peak of North
under which i was raised,
ilg shall remain until age 75
i'll build a WF Institute and Retreat Center here,
raise my daughter here,
live and love with my Beloved Ananda here,
and then,
on the cusp of my final ashramic phase of life;
ilg will take my own final solo journey
back to my Himalayan spiritual h(om)e...
however,
i
still have a LOT of Inner and Outer Fitness to attain
before age 75...
so,
i pray you will continue to join me
toward Wholeness through
the crazy wisdom gained from meaningful movement
and the unmatched interplay of integrated personal fitness as Ritual
we have all come to know
and love
as WF!
beneath Dibé Nitsaa (left most, highest peak in photo) the Sacred Peak of North
under which i was raised,
ilg shall remain until age 75
i'll build a WF Institute and Retreat Center here,
raise my daughter here,
live and love with my Beloved Ananda here,
and then,
on the cusp of my final ashramic phase of life;
ilg will take my own final solo journey
back to my Himalayan spiritual h(om)e...
however,
i
still have a LOT of Inner and Outer Fitness to attain
before age 75...
so,
i pray you will continue to join me
toward Wholeness through
the crazy wisdom gained from meaningful movement
and the unmatched interplay of integrated personal fitness as Ritual
we have all come to know
and love
as WF!
ilg bows, smiling, from beside the Sacred Banks
among the wild geese calling...
can you hear?
among the wild geese calling...
can you hear?
* shaktipatka; the inherent capacity to spontaneous awaken the latent spiritual force within all Beings.
** 'my Beloved La Plata Mountains'; La Plata Mountains, part of the San Juan Mountain range in Southern Colorado, as seen from Escalante Pueblo, looking northeast. 205mm focal length, used a tripod. Zoom out to wide angle view
The mountain peaks here, from left to right, are Hesperus Mountain (13,232ft), Lavender Peak(~13,180ft), Mount Moss(13,192ft), Babcock Peak(13,149ft), and Burwell Peak(12,664ft) -- And the site I'm standing at is about 6,936ft elevation.
photo on Flicker by Peapicker; thank you!
