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Have you ever stepped on a mountain path and felt called by the burbling waters of a river? Felt a breeze blow through a thick stand of aspen, and looked up to see a column of sunlight that felt important? Peaked a mountain and witnessed a cobble of huge stones, struck by a gap in the middle of them that seemed to widen when you looked closer? Walked into an old house and felt dizzy, disoriented? Caught a glimpse of the past as you swam in the waters of a Mexican cenote? Daydreamed about what might lie at the end of a rainbow?  

There are places on Earth where people report seeing other dimensions, secret worlds, and in some cases, witnessed mythical creatures. 

Purgatory. Crossroads. Vortexes. Caves. Mines. Portals. Laylines. Cenotes. The wide open star lit sky. 

This week we are venturing across the bridge from the solid ground beneath us to other worlds, and reexamining the myths and legends with the mindset, what if they are all factual?

Let's get into it.

What to Read/Watch/Listen to NEXT

CASCADIA: Mount Adams – Is it the most overlooked Cascade peak? Curious Cat

Trunyan Village, Bali, BBC article

Mexico's Sacred Cenotes, Much Better Adventure (and their list of the top cenotes in the country!)

Kickass dot com's list of 8 Best Other World Portals

The DEMONOLOGY of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Offhand Disney, YouTube

 

 

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