My Lady of the Woods: On the Stage!
Part 4
School has started and my family and I
have jumped back into life's illusion. But this past summer has
changed our lives for ever. We have been adopted into a family who
watches us from the edge of a treeline. They visit us at night. And
they watch and guard us during the day. I have learned much about
them. But I have learned much more about myself. The world is
changing! One can feel it in the air. One can see it. The walls are
crumbling down for the powers that were. The world has become much
more transparent. Whole countries are on the streets of their cities
screaming to the top of their lungs, “We've had enough!”
Yes. I have an agenda with this blog.
From the beginning, I knew where I wanted to go with this. I write
this blog for free. I ask for nothing. I have everything that I need
already. I put my real name and photo up so you can put the story
together easier. I have nothing to do with any Bigfoot Researcher
Groups. I do not care for any of those out of date organizations. I'm
not interested in hair samples or feces. I've seen enough plaster cast
footprints to last me a lifetime. I do not take a camera to the
woods. I take my wife, my thirteen year old daughter, and my nine
year old daughter to the woods at night instead. I have the okay from
Tahjee already to take a camera if I want. But photos all look the
same to me...blurry, unclear, too far away, etc... What I have found
needs to be shared with everyone!
I'm a normal guy. And I encourage all
of you, that so choose, to try these things too. All of you who only
see with your eyes have doubts anyway. I am showing you how you can
FEEL and KNOW what I am telling you. For you sceptics who choose
insults instead, you are only keeping yourself back from the world at
large. Insults do not hurt me. I have chosen it that way. Love is all
you need. Love for yourself and all that is around you. We are only a
tiny part of this world. We share it with beings that we can see and
things that we cannot see.
I decided to take this experience to
the next level. I called my good friend Bone, who is
also a Shawnee Indian, and asked him to go with me off into the
wilderness at night. Bone and I met a few months earlier and
immediately discussed our friends in the forest. We knew each other
but did not know how. Doors had opened for both of us. It's not to
whom God speaks, but who listens. I called Bone because of his love
and respect for all life, known or unknown. Bone was happy, to not
only come along but, to answer his own questions. Bone has one of the
best night vision devices that money can buy. He left it at home
because he said that it would be disrespectful. My kind of guy! I
respect the hell out of him for that.
I had called my good friend and mentor
(he's going to hate me for saying mentor), Thomas Hughes, and asked
him how the area looked from his mind. He felt and communicated with
a few and observed the whole energy about our journey. What he told
me amazed me. He told me that around 3-5 clans would be there to KNOW
the human who is waking up. I would be surrounded by anywhere from 80
to 100 Sasquatches. He was excited for me and told me that I was a
celebrity in the Bigfoot world right now. Ha! It seems that taking my
wife and kids to the woods months ago to meet big hairy giants in the
dark showed the utmost trust.
When I got to Bone's house he had a
huge bag of fruits and pretzels ready to be handed out. I told him
how many would be meeting us and he looked back down at his bag and
wondered if he had gotten enough. Ha! The Moon was full. It was
perfect. Where we were going was a place that I knew from the day
that was in the middle of nowhere. No humans for about 4-5 miles. It
was a pasture, with a little hill in the middle of it, surrounded by
woods. Perfect. I had mind-spoken with an elder all the way to the
woods, as Bone drove, and asked him to send me calming energies. He
did. We arrived and began to walk in the moonlight. Immediately I got
goosebumps from the energy. Bone said, “What's in that direction? I
feel that that is where we should go.” “That's exactly where we
are going,” I said. As we began to walk out into the opening, I saw
one. There to our right crouched down looking up at us with yellow
eyes, was a Sasquatch.
We walked closer and I started
speaking, “Hello, I come with love and peace. I do not have a gun
or a camera. Thank you for allowing us in your home.” Bone began
taking grapes, oranges, and pretzels out of his bag saying, “We
brought some things to share with you. Here. Enjoy.” The figure
watched us and moved only slightly. Two other Sasquatches shimmered in
behind the first one with about ten feet separating them all from
each other. We were amazed! Never had I seen such magical beauty! We
continued walking out on to our stage in front of a world that most
have never seen. We could not count the number of figures all around
us. We continued to leave piles of goodies all around the hill that
became our stage. We had a full house!
In the glow of the full moon we saw
many figures off in the distance shimmering in and out of view before
our very eyes. Pebbles were tossed at our feet and would land at both
sides of our feet at the same time. We heard rustling, thumping, and
a coyote off in the distance. We almost couldn't contain our selves
when a Sasquatch cried out mocking the coyote. It was something to
behold. Many had come out to meet us so that they could know us...
really KNOW us... from the inside out. Then about ten feet away I
heard her. My Lady of the Woods. There was a sound of air rushing
through big lungs to the point of a whistle. I said, “Tahjee? Is
that you?” I heard her spirit in my head, laughing and saying yes
while her body continued with the sound. About twenty feet to the
right we heard the sound again. And then we heard it again a little
later farther away. Bone recognized right away that two others had
mocked Tahjee's sound.
The next day I called Thomas Hughes in
order to tell him of our adventure and he beat me to the draw. He
said, “ I wanted to call you but Tahjee mind spoke with me telling
me that you would not be answering your phone. She said that you and Bone were having too much fun!” I laughed. Thomas filled in a few
questions. He told me that two others had mocked Tahjee and were
having fun with us. We had a blast! I knew where I would be bringing
my wife and kids tomorrow night and I did. I will save that story for
next time...
So cool..
ReplyDeleteHaha, this really warmth's my heart, good stuff, John. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that I have found your blog!!! I have decided to start reading it from the beginning. What an amazing experience that whole summer with your family was. I'm sure the meeting with so many way so exciting. I love the humor from the people in the forest. I wonder though why do they like when you leave an apple for you to take a bite out of it first? I spent a summer in the forest a few years ago with my then new baby and his older sister. We spent it on a forest service compound in a big 5th wheel. We were there to be close to my husband who was stationed up there since he is a helicopter mechanic for fighting fires. Even during the times that the compound was empty and it was just my small children and I we felt completely safe. I loved being there and found it so sad when we finally had to go home since my daughter had to start kindergarden. I have longed to live back up there ever since.
ReplyDeleteOne guess about the apple bite is for the Forest Folks to smell you and to see it's safe to eat. Or maybe a sort of ritual sharing.
DeleteI can't stop reading.
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