Pilgrims En Route to the Lemurian Abbey
No matter the weather, or time of year, day and night pilgrims make their way to the Lemurian Abbey. Some come by way of the sea, in small boats, braving the rough waves and high surf to land on the rocky shore. These hardy souls must then search through many caves to find one of the few that contain the famous 100 stone steps that will bring them to their final destination.
Other pilgrims, like this brother and sister, choose the land route and trudge over mountains and through dangerous forests to arrive at the Abbey’s main entrance. Exhausted and hungry, not one regrets the perils they have faced.
Pilgrims are always met personally by the Abbess and taken to a small, sparse cell, where they await a welcoming tray of nourishing food. Then, safe and drowsy they unpack their few belongings and enter a deep restful sleep that is sure to awaken longed for dreams of creativity.
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I love the header you have used for this blog, Barbara, the map is just perfect for this journey
Thanks, Carol. I was hoping enough of it would show so that it would obviously be a map. Guess it worked.
1) Love your header
2) Love the image that goes with this post – I can just imagine their journey.
” Dreams of Creativity”…I like the sound of that
Your blog is just looking sensational Barbara. I am very taken with these pilgrims en route to the Abbey.