Reflections Shared by Visitors
Journals are placed on benches where visitors can make a comment, draw, or share a thought.
The following visitor reflections were gleaned from these journal entries.
Thank you for providing this sacred space and thank you to every person who takes the time to come to this sanctuary to connect with Spirit in whatever manner they are called. Remember there is only one of us here. – Mitakuye Oyasin (we are all related) Mary Ellen and Clay U.
I came here this morning needing to leave some things behind, not sure what I would find. This space is beautiful. This place is a gift. I came with my spirit agitated, fearful and worn down, tired from keeping up, tired from taking care of everyone but myself. But as I finish this journey through aspen groves, pine forests and fields of wild flowers, I leave refreshed. I feel renewed and grateful and I take this gratefulness with me to share with others. –Beth A from Bismark, ND
The statue of the Native American holding the buffalo skull was the highlight for me. A suitable tribute to those gone before us and a healing touch. – Rodney G.
This sculpture moves me always to the very roots of my soul. –Dee B. from Woonsocket, SD
I first came here after losing my 12 year old grandson last April. This place is exactly what I needed. I cried and cried but felt his presence and God in this sanctuary.
Thank you for providing this sacred space and thank you to every person who takes the time to come to this sanctuary to connect with Spirit in whatever manner they are called. Remember there is only one of us here. – Mitakuye Oyasin (we are all related) Mary Ellen and Clay U.
I came here this morning needing to leave some things behind, not sure what I would find. This space is beautiful. This place is a gift. I came with my spirit agitated, fearful and worn down, tired from keeping up, tired from taking care of everyone but myself. But as I finish this journey through aspen groves, pine forests and fields of wild flowers, I leave refreshed. I feel renewed and grateful and I take this gratefulness with me to share with others. –Beth A from Bismark, ND
The statue of the Native American holding the buffalo skull was the highlight for me. A suitable tribute to those gone before us and a healing touch. – Rodney G.
This sculpture moves me always to the very roots of my soul. –Dee B. from Woonsocket, SD
I first came here after losing my 12 year old grandson last April. This place is exactly what I needed. I cried and cried but felt his presence and God in this sanctuary.