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 this beautiful time to open my heart. May you be blessed 100 fold and more. I leave this holy place changed.
I thought when I came here I would just sit and read – but now I find I come here just to be – be in the present, the now – in the sounds of the birds, in the sound of the wind in the trees – in the quiet – away from all the hustle and bustle – “Just to be”. – Char R.
My 70th birthday. Ready to face the last decades of my earthly life. If there is to be an afterlife and if it is to be a reward for these earthly years – then surely it will feel like this place.
Time does not run out, it runs into the timeless. – RP
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
Thank you for this beautiful time to open my heart. May you be blessed 100 fold and more. I leave this holy place changed.
I thought when I came here I would just sit and read – but now I find I come here just to be – be in the present, the now – in the sounds of the birds, in the sound of the wind in the trees – in the quiet – away from all the hustle and bustle – “Just to be”. – Char R.
My 70th birthday. Ready to face the last decades of my earthly life. If there is to be an afterlife and if it is to be a reward for these earthly years – then surely it will feel like this place.
Time does not run out, it runs into the timeless. – RP
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