Hello all! I hope the universe is treating you just fine and vice versa. At the moment, I am in Morro Bay, California, about 200 miles north of LA. My partner and I have been staying with a family that we met in Yosemite about a month ago. Our friend Bill who is also from Maine, who just graduated with a philosophy degree, is putting it to good use by joining us Socrates style living on the road. He arrived just last week.
So far, we've been all over this state since Burning Man, hitchhiking, pitching our tent whereever (actually there's been much more just sleeping under the stars, this state is too rain free, I see why it's a friggin matchstick), and a little bit of good ole couchsurfing.
By far, the best part of this trip is meeting the other wanderers. The free spirits who are doing what they truly desire to their heart's content. So much of society view us as the scum of the world, feeding off them slowly and not doing our part to contribute to the American dream. And god damn what a crack of BS. It's amazing to hear the philosophy and metaphysics that these people live by, and how open they are to true experiences. Such real human beings they are.
Today, we're planning on hitchin up to Big Sur for a couple days then take off for Arizona (Sedona & the Grand Canyon
I am guessing. However, it seems like this economy of ours may be toppling down some how soon. All the better for us, cause we get to keep doing what we're doing but can hopefully just eliminate the $$ factor. Across the border seems like a good idea to us at some point soon (being Claudia's family is from Guatemala and she has a little bit of Mayan in her).
Hey, I'm not sure if any Californians on here are sensing this too, but it seems like a good size earthquake is a brewing. I've never experienced one myself, but the energy I feel seems to building in this area. Plus we had our lovely sunspot activity and a CME, followed by this very interesting full moon that is upon us this very second (approximately 2 hours from now if I am correct).
As a networking shoutout, the three of us are yes interested in networking. From either building a boat powered by some interesting means to needing some help around the house to just hanging out for a day, feel free to give me a shout. We three are versatile and full of hugs
(aka we all need to jump on this unconditional love communal bandwagon)
So be free my friends, namaste.
Oh, and a special hello to Mudra. Thank you!