I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the Gaiadon Family who held us in their loving light, while we were in Tibet . You were indeed with us and we felt your support.

Tibet : The journey of a lifetime.. Or is that the journey of many lifetimes? If you were to ask each of the 66, who made the trip, to describe their most memorable moment, there would be 66 different descriptions. We traveled and studied together; we experienced the majesty of the new teachings and the sweet mysteries of Tibetan Buddhism together; we were of One Heart and yet, we all had such different internal and sometimes external experiences. For we each confronted SELF every step of the way. We walked the path of pilgrimage; the path from SELF to I AM.

It has taken several weeks for me to begin to understand the magnitude of what we accomplished at the Roof of the World, both as a united group and individually. What I know for certain is that we completed a connection of the light/energy grid system that allows Gaia and her inhabitants to receive the higher vibrations of cosmic love on an unprecedented scale.

We carried the Gaiadon Heart and its unconditional love to sites steeped in ancient ritual and tradition. We opened new portals to the human heart by speaking and singing our truth. As past life memories came flooding our way, we cleared and cleansed all manner of limitations and changed the endings to pure joy. We accepted the mantle given by Maitreya to carry this new vibration of love to humanity.

This journey was physically arduous and a personal triumph for me. Some years ago I was in a high impact, near death automobile collision. There was massive internal injury .My lungs were punctured. There was no physical explanation for my living through it, but Spirit had other plans. My lungs, however, have remained somewhat weak, so I knew that going to the high altitude of Tibet would be a physical challenge. And it was.

However, I walked 25 miles in the rarified atmosphere of over 15,000 feet. That was my miracle. Each step was a meditation; each step revealed goddess/god. Each step revealed that which was to be released and that which was to be received; a constant coming and going of energies experienced in the rugged terrain surrounding Mt Kailash. And then there was the step that changed my direction.

Unlike many of our group I had not experienced extreme altitude sickness until near the end of the first day of our trek. It came on suddenly and I was not able to breathe....dizzy and disorientated I couldn't even figure out how to use the oxygen container in my backpack.

A knight in the shining armor of the Gaiadon Heart came to my assistance. With the aid of a short motorcycle ride and an even shorter horseback ride I joined the rest of our group, who were huddled together on a cold, windy plateau waiting for the supply yaks to arrive.

A family member had high altitude medication to share and I regained my equilibrium somewhat. However, I knew at that time that I would not be walking the rest of the way around the mountain. I had in no uncertain terms received notice. So be it.

Each of us had to confront our own mortality in one form or another. We had to face ourselves day after day with no where to hide; with no one to blame. The Tibet Test.

How did we respond to adversity when we were dirty and tired and cold? When we couldn't breathe and even the simplest act, like tying one's hiking boots, took effort. How did we respond? With love and laughter and grace most of the time. After all we are the Gaiadon Heart.

And so we have returned with stories and experiences to share. But so much of what we experienced is beyond words. And so, dear ones, sit quietly and ask the Spirit of Tibet to come to you. Open your mind and your heart and your senses to the Roof of the World and let the vibrations enter you, as they did us.

Namaste,

Marva