Over the years, a favourite place for us to go is to a place called Takkakaw Falls. The setting for these magnificent Falls is in Yoho National Park. The falls are only accessible between June and October. The road to the falls can be daunting. The place radiates energy and cleansing and healing. The water is icy cold, always.
Some details: Height: 1248 feet Width: 100 feet The Daly Glacier which feeds Takkakaw Falls is 3152 m (10,345 ft).
The pictures below were taken by S. Roger Joyeux and all copyrights remain with him, and these pictures are used with his permission.
The power of the Falls is that it pulls down light frequencies and disburses them into frequencies that may be used by humans. This is part of the awe that one feels at the foot of the falls. You can take a hiking trail that leads you to the bottom of the falls and there you can be splashed with the spray and the extremely cold water.
The power of the Falls makes you feel humble and pushes ego to the side. Some people have said that it is like sitting at the feet of God and feeling his strength. For me, it was feeling the power of the Earth and the Universe combined into one message. That message is to recognize our own power, and to act for the greater good.
The falls calls to our true, high light, pure love selves. Indigenous people have gone to the Falls on vision quests. Couples have made their vows at the Falls. The peace that exists even with the roaring of the water in the falls and in the river, makes the place feel unearthly.
We have like to take pictures and do some ceremony at the Falls. We sit on the rocks just below the falls and meditate. Each visit is intense and satisfying!
Many blessings,
Judy
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Judy