Today was another awesome day both in terms of our work together and the weather.
First, the weather has been incredible the past two days—blue skies, wonderful breezes, puffy clouds and low humidity. Tomorrow it's going to be a high of 85 degrees and sunny—another perfect day.
This morning we had a 3.5 hour question and answer session with Samuel with the questions being focused on the work we're doing and have done thus far. The session was packed with very interesting information on the Mississippi River Dragon, how to communicate more easily with domesticated and wild animals, communicating with insects, group souls, individuated souls, free will and much more. It was packed with incredible information!
After lunch, Suzanne led us in a powerful Toning session, as only Suzanne can. She's such an awesome Toning Goddess and we really would be lost without her gifted leadership. Both tonings sounded really great to me with lots of overtones. The acoustics of the meeting room is a challenge for our sessions with Samuel, but the boominess works perfectly for Toning! :-)
We then had the rest of the day free. Samuel knew that we were all feeling a bit tired from the intense work we've been doing the past two days and suggested that we use this afternoon to get some physical exercise and grounding. I had been thinking that I would use this afternoon to go back to Cahokia, since Samuel has said so much this trip about what a powerful site it is. But Samuel discouraged us from long car rides and Cahokia is at least 1 hour away from Pere Marquette by car. So, after lunch I got Lea settled in on the lodge's porch and then I went on a 2 mile hike through the trails of the park. It was great to get out on such a beautiful day and break a bit of a sweat and get the body some exercise. I came across other trip participants on the trails and everyone seemed to be enjoying the opportunity to explore the park on foot. I look forward to exploring more of the trails on our next free afternoon.
I've decided that I'm not going to be adding more photos to this blog. The Internet connection here is very slow and it often takes me 10 minutes to up load a photo. So, I'm going to reserve the upload time to add photos to the DiscoverSamuel.com photo Gallery instead. I was able to upload three or four tonight during dinner. The wireless connection doesn't work in our cabin, so I need to come over to the lodge to blog and add photos. Doing the photos during meals seemed like a good multi-tasking idea and it seemed to work well during tonight's dinner.
Tomorrow we head to Grant's Farm to see some domestic and wild animals in a "natural" habitat. Grant's Farm is owned by Budweiser and so the domesticated animals we will be seeing are the Clydesdale's. Actually Grant's Farm is home of their breeding program for their horses. I hope we get to see some yearlings.
Then we will take some trolleys through the farm to see animals from all over the world living in an natural habitat. Lea, Frank and I have never done this because we were here on our Inspection Trip in November and January when the farm is closed. I hope that our visit is fun and that we gain from the trip everything that Samuel hopes we will.
I need to sign off for now, but I want to thank those who are keeping up with this blog and for those who have taken the time to add comments. It's great to hear from you and feel our connection.
Many thanks and happy trails,
Stuart
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