And now I'm back on the eastern seaboard. And I've got to say, I'm so grateful to be culturally familiar in my surroundings once more, and grateful as well. Not that I didn't enjoy the experience, because I like to experience different things, but it was a culture shock. I've also lived in South Carolina. I was on the very uncultural side of Columbia, South Carolina
I feel like that nature is just phenomenal. One of my favorite places in the country for nature and just scenery. I didn't experience very many people there at all. So to hear that you had a negative experience with the limited amount of people there is really saddening. But I definitely trust that not every place you travel to will be like that. And that you are going to continue to travel and have positive experiences
They were gorgeous. It's just what people don't understand, people fear. And that's okay. Not everybody is meant to be enlightened. Not everybody's meant for the higher frequencies. And that's okay too. Everybody has their role to play. Mine is to. I heard this once in a chicken soup for the soul, and I'll never forget it. It was an older, older woman, and somebody asked her what was the lesson of life?