Centre of Infinity

PART 1: LA PAZ

I have recently returned from a 2 week journey in Bolivia with EarthKeeper James Tyberonn from the USA and 98 other amazing beings from around the Globe along with many varied Crystal companions including my Crystal Skull- T’ We Na Ku and ‘Bluey’

The journey for me commenced in LAX connecting with a couple of people and then we disembarked in Miami to connect with more wonderful members of our Soul Connection Group in the airport causing such a stir with all the "oohs" and 'aahs' and bombarding the immediate cafes for refreshments like children at a fantastic party.

The next leg of the journey took us to La Paz, Bolivia, arriving in the early hours of the day and with the local airport staff wondering what hit them.... a Tsunami of Light Beings from Atlantis/ Lemuria/ OG bombarding them with baggage and tips.

Once finally organised with the greatest of speed through 'Customs' ( they gave up trying to check anyone after about 1/2dozen bags) we boarded our bus's to our La Paz accommodation at the Radisson.

Again we bombarded the Hotel with people, baggage and jetlag until we all finally settled into our rooms with most have allocated room mates and slumped into a very comfy bed for a few hours of much needed sleep.

Once up we had some leisure time to soak in the bath/ shower/ warm pool, sauna/ spa before gathering together as a group to meditate, integrate and sort into smaller groups with a Team Leader ( so that no one got left behind at any location). By this time all those who had arrived prior to the main group got to say "Hi" and integrate with the others.

We also had the opportunity to buy any ponchos and crystals which were brought in my several locals that had been organised prior to our arrival by several participants.

Once the group had become more cohesive and done the essentials, the remainder of the day was ours to relax and connect.

UYUNI

The days following we formed our own 3 Bus convoy and vamosed off country over a 10+ hour corrugated dusty road, a flooding river 'bridge' to stay at a small town called Uyuni in , welcoming the room, shower and eventually bed after a quick look around the Plaza for a quick and nourishing meal, then off to bed!!!!!

The next day we packed our bags to leave at the hotel and took the basics for a day or so and formed our own convoy of 4WD vehicles, approx 16 in all (which included guides and cooks) which were brilliantly clean and of varying colours to depict which vehicle we were travelling in, , but before going to far they all changed colour as the road was wet, muddy and yes corrugated again. The 4WD I was in was usually 2nd to last or occasionally last in the convoy, but we didn’t even notice, with getting to know each other, doing our own activations, singing, storytelling and so on including a flat tyre and a few ‘bano’ stops (toilet in the bush stops)

ALOTA & VALLEY OF THE ROCK BEINGS

We finally caught up with the remainder of the group who were discussing that the rains were flooding the rivers and roads we needed to take to get to several planned destinations and it was decided to change plans and accommodation for the day/night and head to a little village called Alota, where we had a late lunch, bano stops and set the energies for our next leg of the journey to the Valley of the Rocks.

The Valley of the Rocks are like looking at Be-ings of all descriptions held in time within the rocks, guarding the sacred land in the Valley. We were all in awe of the power of these magnificent Guardians. We held 2 meditations in 2 separate areas of these magnificent Rocks and the second ceremony saw the coming together of the EAGLE ( represented by Tyb and all the North Americans on the journey) and the CONDOR ( represented by the Shaman Jorge Luis Delgrado from Peru) and the exchange of Feathers from these powerfully majestic Winged Beings.

We each had the opportunity to spend time amongst the Rock Beings and integrating in our own way with the Power of this magnificent place.

As night came upon us, we had to leave so our drivers could get us safely across the river beds which were continually flooding with the regular summer wet, this had already caused one of our 4WD’s to get bogged enroute to the Valley of the Rocks.

As we descended through the Andes, down the slopes again crossing the river where someone else was bogged and our every helpful drivers stopped our convoy to assist.

We headed back to Alota to a wonderful and nourishing Bolivian meal, camaraderie and our accommodation in the local Refugios basico ( a bit like some Back Packer accommodation, only a little more basic), these were locals’ homes which accommodated travellers with a warm comfy bed hostel style, and even more basic ‘bathroom’ facilities.

ALOTA AND LAKE TURKUIRI

The next day our drivers collected us and we had a filling breakfast prepared by our wonderfully special cooks ( all done in the local hall and done with love , you could feel it as you ate the meal) and off again with our fantastic drivers to Lake Turkuiri- where we Meditated and released issues, relationships etc that no longer serve our purpose into the lake of healing using a stone for each situation and then dispersed them into the still waters.

There after we had the opportunity to connect with the land and also more amazing Rock Be-ings and other glorious acquisitions of Mother Earth, like the moss/lichen that grows amazing quantities over particular rocks- it seems to occur only in certain locations too, as I don’t recall seeing it after these two sites.

Leaving Lake Turkuiri was a little longer than we thought for our 4WD as it just didn’t want to leave via the incline that we came down, it took several frustrating and slippery moments of trying the regular route, before a slightly gentler slope was find and Luis belted up the slope with such determination and to a chorus of cheers!

Back on the road again to Alota for another wonderful meal- very late lunch.

Refreshed with our meal, walks to the Bano, drinks and nibbles in hand we head back over miles / kms of corrugated, dusty roads back to Uyuni, again with a ‘pee break’ and absorbing more of the beauty of the amazing Andean plains, mountains and animal life.

UYUNI

Reached Uyuni late afternoon at our individual hotels, where most had left their major luggage and we booked back into our rooms for the next part of our journey.

Once cleaned up it was time to hit the town for some shopping and food. My main objective was more Andean pants and tops ( they are so versatile, light yet warm and so comfy you snuggle into them. Those who know me, have seen me wear my paints from Peru for years which of course are starting to show some wear). Dinner in the Plaza at the local Pizzeria, very nice.

SALAR de UYUNI -SALT FLATS/COLCHANI

The next day it was time for another amazing journey in our 4WD’s, over very wet and muddy corrugated dirt road from Uyuni to the Salt Flats which are the world's largest salt flats in the world at 10,582 square kilometers in size and is very rich in lithium containing approx 50 to 70% of the world's lithium reserves.

Getting through Colchani the town closest to the Salt flats was interesting in itself as we almost needed a row boat to get through to the check point there had been so much rain- bring out the inner child and play in the mud. Once through the check point it was WOW FACTOR time as we prepared to cross the amazing Salt Flats!

Due to all the rain, we were fortunate to have the Salt flats covered in water, amplifying the energies at this amazing place, depending on the area from a few inches to knee deep in various scattered pools.

Now you probably think we’re all daft driving out into the Salt Flats in vehicles as Salt causes rust- well your right, many of the drivers stopped to put branches of the local bushes down the front of the radiators or other coverings over the front to protect the engines a little- and off we went driving out on this never ending, shimmering lake. To look at the vehicles and people walking further out in the lake it was what one would imagine seeing ‘Jesus walking on the water’- very surreal!

After all the ‘oohs and aah’s watching the other vehicles driving through the water for about 70kms, seeing the islands and their reflections in the water, the whole effects of light, salt etc it definitely was ‘out of this world’.

We headed to a part in the Salt flats where a Hotel is ( not used as such now, only for sightseeing and buying local products) this being a major attraction as the whole building (except the roof , window and door frames) is made from Salt Blocks including the floor. This was built I believe back in the 1800’s and still stands strong today (with some exceptions to the roof being held down with stones etc, which occurs throughout Bolivia anyway).

Everything inside from the beds, to tables and chairs and even a painting was made from Salt bricks and sitting inside the Salt Hotel is comfy, warmish and amazing, just don’t leave electronics sitting on the salt blocks though!

Many of our group enjoyed soaking in the Salt water as there were various small pools and just soaking up the whole energy there, even more so when our team of wonderful cooks appeared with a wonderful lunch along with bottles of red wine being a toast to some of our guides, cooks and drivers as on our return to Uyuni they were departing our group.

Having had our fill of wonderful food, integration, re-connecting with each other, contemplation on small mounds of Salt, as I did with my Crystal Skull T’ We Na Ku and gathering our ‘salt souvenirs etc’ we left the hotel area for a more ‘private’ meditation further out in the lake.

This was as a group and as always, the drivers and guides would watch over us doing their thing and sometimes joining in the circles. We all had the opportunity to wander off and be in our own space for our own purpose of healing, cleansing etc- me and T’ We Na Ku enjoyed the process in that fantastic place.

A whole day of absolute amazement, joy, peace and continual awe, along with some sunburn and reflection we farewelled the Solar Uyuni lake and headed slowly back to our accommodation in Uyuni along with a short stop in Colchani to purchase a few more bargains- for me it was some Salt Crystal which looks a bit like quartz, except its salty!

We were so empowered from the experience, the energy and our own shifts, it was a quiet and introspective journey back to Uyuni, until we reached the town and the realisation of having to farewell Luis our driver was upon us, as he was more than part of our journey as our driver, he was and still is our ‘guide and companion’ as part of the amazing experiences we all enjoyed together and we managed a group photo of our little troupe before his departure.

Once we settled back into our rooms, showered, relaxed, many of us headed out for some more shopping and dinner- me as much as I wanted all that, I found it not so easy to digest very much food, it just seemed to ‘heavy’ after such an exhilarating and experiential day on all levels and looked forward to a wonderful night’s sleep.