Hi all,

Over a year ago this wonderous place opened up to me after placing the intent to visit something new, another place of learning, in Focus 27. Thought it would be interesting to see if anyone recognizes the locale. I've visited several times and am consolidating here what I have learned so far.

I found myself standing at a crossroads, except the roads or avenues were more like wide pathways or sidewalks. I then understood that many pathways intersected throughout what felt to be a never-ending and ancient forest. The trees were wider and taller than any I've ever seen. Their tops arched over the walkways, touching tree tops on the opposite side, forming a cathedral-like ceiling running the length of each path. On one visit, as I wondered how high the tree tops were, a tiny airplane could just barely be seen gliding under them at an altitude that astonished me.

Shafts of golden sunlight illuminated patches of the forest bed, illuminating ferns and small flowers. Birds of every size and color you could think of were singing, chirping, clucking, screeching, soaring and dancing through the trees. The word, aviary, came through and the idea that the birds were safe, especially from extinction. That got my attention.

People were there at times, talking quietly, meandering about or sitting on what appeared to be marble benches. On one trip I walked to my left, away from the intersection (which at times had more sunlight than when I initially found myself there) and came upon a large fountain in the center of another. Still not picking up on any buildings or places of some kind of learning, I then understood that buildings weren't necessary for whatever was being taught there, or that creating buildings wasn't necessary at all. Every visit always felt like I was in a huge, old library...just without the librarians, low lighting, books or walls .

Well thanks for reading and much love,

Ginny

Hi Bets and thanks. Maybe you were there strolling along a walkway and I just didn't know it was you . Let's keep one another updated with any return visits. What I seem to come away with after each visit is such a sense of tranquility.

Gin

I know what you mean about things seeming more real than other times. Sometimes, the images seem to clear, like a gauzy cloud has been in front of them, and suddenly it is clear as a bell and you are right there and it is as real as real can be. There is 3D, depth perception, you can reach out and feel you will touch tings. Other times, it is kind of drifting in and out and seems a bit gauzy and vague, like it is waiting for my own input to complete a picture. I love the times it is crystal clear and so totally present. Vee

Definitely sounds like a place I'd enjoy visiting and having a tour of.

You guys just make me more anxious to explore so much!