Cookie Rumble

One day my grandmother told me about an experience she had. In the early years of her marriage, my grandfather had planned an expedition to a place in Mexico called, La Cueva De El Diablo (The Devil's Cave). They were going to be around the area for two days and saw no harm in doing so. There were only three people in the expedition: the guide, my grandmother, and grandfather. She had told me that they had to climb a few hills and before getting to the cave, a mountain had to be climbed. According to the guide, the cave was atop the mountain. They were halfway up when they stopped to rest. There was a giant rock leaning on the mountain, which the guide was telling them they were going to use to climb further up. She said she turned to see the scenery and looked back at the rock. She talked to my grandfather for a bit; he was more than ready to start the climb again. She looked back at the rock beginning from the top and ending at the bottom. My grandmother said that as she made h

It is December 22, 2012 and we are still alive!

Do you believe in past lives? Do you feel like you were born in another time, another millennium? What if you are repeating the same story, but in another lifetime? Were you destined to meet the same people? Is there such a thing as a soul mate? Someone who you share the same interests, thoughts, and beliefs? People claim to have had an encounter with someone who they feel they have met before. No, I don't mean the usual, "I feel like we've met before", after a few coffee drinks and talks over past relationships. I mean the type where there is deeper meaning. Did you ever look at someone and feel absolutely drawn to him or her? You are unable to explain it, but feel like your bones have been rattled within. The attraction level of the person is of no matter to you. Is that feeling what they mean by finding "the one" or is it different? I recently read about Dorothy Louise Eady - a lady also known as Om Seti. When she was three years of age she fell dow

I got engaged this past year and today, with the company of my family, we took our engagement photos. We had to travel a bit for what I had in mind, but it was worth it. The fields beside the road on the way to Pedernales Falls were filled with blue bonnets. From inside the moving car it seemed as they were moving back and forth just like sea waves. They were almost foretelling the hidden treasure of the falls. We reached the sign that announced our destination and as true tourists, we took photos next to it. We traveled about a mile and a half before reaching the booth where we had to pay a small fee to enter the state park. Once given permission to proceed we came to a parking lot and began to unload our cameras. Shortly thereafter we commenced our hike downhill. We saw several people of all ages, coming and going in the naturally paved trail. I saw an elderly lady sitting on a log bench. I smiled at the lady and asked if she was alright to which she replied she was f