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Language: English
Published by Bluestar Communication Corp, 2003
- Softcover
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- Title
- Mount Shasta Reflections
- Author
- Renee Casterline; Jane English; John Jackson; Larry Turner
- Publisher
- Bluestar Communication Corp
- Publication year
- 2003
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1885394608
- ISBN 13
- 9781885394606
- Item weight
- 1.05 pounds
In far northern California one of the southernmost Cascade Range volcanoes rises above the valley floor its glittering white flanks flashing like a signal beacon to residents and travellers. Mount Shasta towering at 14162 feet has drawn spiritual seekers recreational enthusiasts and leisure travellers since the late 1800's and serves as an anchor for residents who make their homes around it. The photographs showcase brilliant sunny days cool mornings dark storms and a variety of wildflowers that grow on the flanks of the mountain and in the surrounding valleys. The stories of residents share the spirit of the community that surrounds this mountain and the common threads held by those who have chosen to live here. Mount Shasta has been compared to Japan's Mount Fujiyama and many consider it to be one of the great sacred mountains of the world. New age believers flock to the town of Mount Shasta. They report UFOs a refugee from a lost continent healing energy giant faces of spirits welcoming voices and an energy vortex. Local residents also report sighting an increasing number of these cosmic muffins in their communities. Interest in Mount Shasta peaked with the harmonic convergence an alignment of the planets in 1987 that brought 5000 New Age believers to celebrate on Shasta's flank. The volcano is now the home of several New Age groups including I AM Activity Planetary Citizens Brotherhood of the White Temple Radiant School of Seekers and Servers and the League of Voluntary Effort (LOVE) and a Zen monastery.
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