My 3 đź‘˝ ENCOUNTERS IN MT. SHASTA
I just got back from a very special trip to Mt. Shasta. It was my second time. I was a special guest at the Mt. Shasta Ascension Event, where I offered healing and awakening sessions and gave a Philosophy and Awakening Q&A. I spent over a week in my Van, did three of the most epic hikes, and documented them: Gumboot to Seven Lakes, Black Butte Summit, and I summited Mt. Shasta.
ENCOUNTER ONE:
One of the event speakers invited me to go to the Lemurian Telos entrance at Mt. Shasta. How could one say no to this? Early one morning, a few of us met in town and followed him out. He was quite knowledgeable and spoke of Lowell Johnson's experience, where he was directed by extraterrestrials to the portal entrance.
AI told me this:
"In 2020 on Mount Shasta, Lowell Johnson says he was hiking in a quiet, meditative state and leaning against the mountain. His phone music stopped. He leaned forward to check it, felt a breeze behind him, and turned to find a rounded opening where his back had been. He stood up, looked in, and saw a figure farther down a passage he later compared to a lava tube. He heard, "Do you wish to see Telos?" He said yes and walked toward the figure. The figure said he could call him Alex. From a distance, Johnson thought he was about his own height — Johnson says he is 6 feet. Up close, Alex was at least a head taller, about 8 feet, in a white tunic with colored ribbons. Alex greeted him and said, "Follow me." Johnson says the opening appeared behind him; only later did he conclude a portal had opened and closed. He describes Alex as a Lemurian living under the mountain in Telos, and says the visit felt physical, not only mental."
I waited for the group to leave so I could meditate alone by the door. I did a prayer, and I asked for some help reaching people with my teachings—vowing to never comfort or feed darkness has made it quite challenging in this darkness-feeding era. Nothing special happened at the door—no contact, no visions. I felt many amazing energies, but it could have been the mountain. I returned to my van and was juicing some celery when my ear started ringing louder than it ever had. I felt a presence. I felt something join me. I felt something maybe team up with me. This may have been some sort of activation, but I did sense more than myself. I felt much love, but unlike past encounters, much more power this time. I felt greatly empowered and ready to take on the world even more so.
ENCOUNTER TWO:
The second encounter happened during my Q&A, as a lady approached with a question. I had to stop her. Again, I felt much love, but much more. At this point, my camera had been recording for thirty minutes, and during edits, I discovered that it refocused right after I stopped the lady because I felt this presence. You can see this in the video I released on YouTube. I was already in very advanced states, and this encounter took me even further. It makes it challenging to appropriately communicate with the people of this world. The words I would prefer to use would lose almost everyone and make me look even crazier. And I'd actually rather communicate without words in these states.
ENCOUNTER THREE:
Number one on my list for a long time has been summiting Mt. Shasta, and the stars definitely aligned on this trip. It was the hardest thing I have ever done—5.5 miles straight up, gaining over 7,600 feet of elevation. The loose rocks were the most challenging, and they say less than half of the people who attempt it make it; I'd bet much less than that. I did it in less than 10 hours and loved every step. Most people take 12-16 hours. Our bodies crave steep hikes and mountain tops. Part of my protocol is climbing a mountain every two to three weeks. No gear was needed, but I'm glad I brought my snowboarding jacket. I went shirtless to embrace the cold at the top. After drying a wet sheet in freezing temperatures with my bare body for my last demonstration, I have a new appreciation for the cold and notice its benefits for physiological activation—much more than hardening your mentality.
An indistinguishable throne called to me at the summit's tip. It welcomed me. It was waiting for me. I sat on it and became one with the mountain. I had more merging and activations. I felt the history. I felt sacred peace, but more than sacred—more than peace. Something else. Beyond it. We do not have to ever need peace or relief. If one puts in the work. If one finds truth and understanding—one will never need "peace," but become something greater.
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