Thursday, October 8, 2009

Our Great Adventure: Lost in Time


Aloha Friends,

If the calender is blurry and you aren't quite sure what day it is, that is because neither are we. This is the way we have been living for the past two months. We started our journey with a dream, a hope, a little money, and many a prayer. It brought us across the country, through rain storms, hot sunny summer days (which lead to the water pump braking down in Williams, Arizona), and many a kind stranger to help us with gas, much need resting space, and food near the end of our journey. We made it but we have found no home to live in and our Section 8 is no longer valid. Everything fell through and we are left with nothing but our wits, skills, and crystals we dug in Arkansas.

We had planned on writing a daily log of our journey, but time never seemed to be convenient. We were so caught up in the journey that we were unable to focus on the retelling of it. It is my hope that in the next month I will be able to retell the trials and tribulations, as well as the empowering and exciting events which colored and prolonged our journey here. Everything happens for a reason, and even though we may not know what that reason is at the time, it usually is revealed before too long.

We are still on the road today, staying in a motel courtesy of the Ukiah Community Center, and we will be moving on tomorrow to a camping site. We have been spreading environmental education; selling and giving magnets away by the dozens. Our desire to continue is strong and we can only hope that our will is as strong. There is not much work out in California, and so we are making our own work. We have been going to fairs to sell magnets and share the vision, in the hope to find the right people to work with building the physical location of the school. In the mean time we have been camping at the state parks, but those are mostly closed now, some of the permanently from the word in the parks.

Upon arriving to Fort Bragg, we found ourselves surrounded by mystical forces which pulled us in directions we had not planned on. This has lead us to learn more about ourselves and those around us.


Many of the videos and photos are on memory cards with no readability, so we are not able to continue the video blog from beginning to end. We can get some video material, which I will share at a later date. For now, please add your rating to our video shares and spread the word.

Peace, Love and Life,

Lyra Jubb