Posts Tagged ‘last’

NICKELODEON GREENLIGHTS NEW SERIES FROM THE CREATORS OF THE ANIMATED TELEVISION HIT AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER
“The Legend of Korra” takes place 70 years after the events of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”

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Wednesday’s Last Word on Tuesday
James City issues “I don’t understand why the selection of the new county administrator is so secretive. Were back-door negotiations going on? Do any of the top candidates have current or past ties with any of the supervisors? Were there any women or minority candidates? I might not have asked these questions if the hiring process for this prominent public position had been transparent. The good …

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I use earth magic, (stones, animal signs, dreams, meditation, plant medicine, intuitive divination, etc.) and have had many strange occurrence’s in my life the past month. It all led up to very mystical dreams last night after the crazy meteor flash over Park City, Utah where I returned to from a mad exodus from Lake Tahoe, CA two nights previous. Let’s compare notes…
My dreams had a darker tone to them as well. I was in a commune type situation and felt I had to escape. It was like a party but everyone seemed sinister. Upon leaving through a huge gate, a weird hippie guy through the end of a black trident into the air when there was a great burst of light. It fell to the ground and pierced the ground right at my feet! I was not afraid but felt I was in danger. The people in the commune seemed to be shamans but had a malicious vibe to them. Two men tried to hand me cash through the gate. I took one’s offer but not the other. He in turn gave me a wick that was soaked in fuel. I then dreamed I was watching video footage of myself from the future. Check out local footage of the bright flash in the sky over Utah last night. I also saw an incredible orange meteor over Nevada the night before. I can’t help but think the energy of the astronomical occurrences affect our energies too…

Planning on a road trip from Salt lake City, covering most of south UT national parks and back. My only worry is the snow. I really don’t want to see the Bryce Canyon spires clad in snow. Could somebody advice me if its okay to visit Southern Utah at this time of the year? Also, would any of the roads be closed at around this time? I mean both the internal park roads, as well as the highways.

Any other guidelines/travel tips very much appreciated!
Thanks.