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Mt. Shasta: California's Mystic Mountain

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Author Emilie Frank offers a look into the strange and mystical lore of Mt. Shasta. From the accounts about beings who live inside the mountain, to the spiritual magnetism it holds for many, you will be intrigued and charmed by this delightful book.The book also contains many beautiful photos of Mt. Shasta. This book is a real treat for those attracted to the spiritual side of Mt. Shasta

I really found the stories and myths fascinating and a great read. Mt Shasta is in my view daily and holds its own mystic meanings to myself. To see the other great stories concerning the mountain was excellent. Gives the reader alot to think about and some other great avenues to explore.

This book is a compilation of the different mystical stories surrounding Mt. Shasta. While it does introduce many of the mysteries around Shasta, I found the writing is mediocre and repetitive. This book is helpful for getting acquainted with Shasta, but it did not relate any stories from the indigenous tribes and I felt like the book was lacking the spiritual depth and that I was looking for.
Happy reading.

Emilie Frank apparently did not have the conviction of experience - no personal UFO sightings, no chats with St. Germain, no guided tours through the undermountain Lemurian or Atlantian cities, and no bell concerts - and yet dedicated herself to research and write about others' experiences with these so-called mysterious events. So-called because what is mysterious for us is merely something we don't sense, whereas others do. Perhaps that is the true mystery. Mt. Shasta is an energy vortex, drawing to her numerous energies beyond our third dimensional abilities to perceive. Yet we understand that our lack of perception does not mean that such energies are not present. And the fact that our earthly schooling does not teach that our planet is one of millions on which, and within which, God's plan is unfolding does not mean that Earth is all there is. Emilie Frank's reporting will propel your mind into such channels of thinking, and beyond. "Mystery and intrigue, indeed. Would you believe secret caverns lined with gold? Strange lights on her slopes? Golden domes, ringing bells, supernatural beings? Ancient Lemurian gold mines,? Cities ten miles beneath her crest? If that sounds outrageous, let me state that more than one person living on the slopes of Shasta have seen spaceships," says the author. California's Mystic Mountain provides a grand roadmap for guiding our thinking about what truly is going on on this Earth we think we know so well. If you are skeptical, be an open-minded skeptic as you read of Mystic Mountain. And if you are not, read these tales with smiling delight as your mind tells you, "Of course. Certainly. For sure. Right on!" One aspect of 'Mt. Shasta, California's Mystic Mountain' that is no mystery is the feeling of love that Emilie Frank's children, especially Jennifer Middleton, have for their mother. And to Jennifer and the others who saw to the publication of these mysteries I say, "Job well done," for the only thing I found lacking was a map of the mountain and her surroundings, showing the locations of the trails, lakes and crags that the author describes and knew so well.