Showing posts with label Mesa Verde Sun Temple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mesa Verde Sun Temple. Show all posts

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Mesa Verde Sun Temple



ITW 21 - 2

May 29, 2010

Mesa Verde, Colorado 4 corners Sun Temple

What a day. Going through Mesa Verde nat park and have been absolutley amazed at the sights. Of seeing the ancestral culture of a thousand years ago in a phenomenal geologic setting.

and then you get to The Sun Temple. I'll write more when I can gain composure of seeing this. The pictures don't begin to do justice to the power of this place.

... just thankful for a wonderful , beautiful day.... and then you hike into Sun Temple.

When you get here... you can't help but to stop and hit a knee and say a prayer... for everything... for all the things you wanted to pray about. This is the place to offer them up. ... and ask for grace.

This is a special place. After seeing this... you promise to make the world better. It is that powerful.



You walk through here and you can sense a campfire a thousand years ago with the native drums pounding a beat to the chanting,... the ceremonial events that took place here. ... I am honored to walk this ground; I chant too!

































ITW 21 - 2

May 29, 2010

Mesa Verde, Colorado 4 corners Sun Temple

What a day. Going through Mesa Verde nat park and have been absolutley amazed at the sights. Of seeing the ancestral culture of a thousand years ago in a phenomenal geologic setting.

and then you get to The Sun Temple. I'll write more when I can gain composure of seeing this. The pictures don't begin to do justice to the power of this place.

... just thankful for a wonderful , beautiful day.... and then you hike into Sun Temple.

When you get here... you can't help but to stop and hit a knee and say a prayer... for everything... for all the things you wanted to pray about. This is the place to offer them up. ... and ask for grace.

This is a special place. After seeing this... you promise to make the world better. It is that powerful.



You walk through here and you can sense a campfire a thousand years ago with the native drums pounding a beat to the chanting,... the ceremonial events that took place here. ... I am honored to walk this ground; I chant too!