

white silica springs used for the thermal baths, but also the red, iron rich spring the bubbles up alongside the white one. To my knowledge, Glastonbury, England is the only other area in the world to have both a white ( male) and red ( female) spring, side by side. It is an amazing place of rejuvenationCrystal Cave, Black Butte, Mossbrae Falls, McCloud Falls, and of course, Stewart Mineral Springs are just some of them. Each has a unique energy that contributes to and balances Shasta. No wonder people are drawn to this land of myth and legend. The myths & legends
Certainly volcanoes have been revered as places of spirit for millennia. Beyond the indigenous peoples, certain sects of Buddhism and Hinduism also consider volcanoes as living deities.
The Medoc and Shasta indians consider Shasta to be the home of Creator-God. Over one hundred spiritual sects and groups have been attracted to the Shasta area in the past two centuries. The legends of deities and presence on and within Mount Shasta include the Ascended Masters, the Lemurian Telos City, the Hopi Lizard People, an extra terrestrial base from Sirius B, Saint Germain, and White Eaglewell-known authors, artist, channels and metaphysicians are drawn to Shasta.
Mount Shasta:
Mount Shasta is a dormant volcano in the southern extremity of the northwestern Cascade Mountain range, or the northern reaches of the Sierra Nevada Mountains (depending on geological sources) in northern California. It rises majestically to over 14, 400 feet ( HM 9 ), and as such is the largest volcanic peak in the lower 48 states. Mount Shasta is a stratovolcano and has the largest base ( over 500 cubic km) of any volcano in the continental USA. It last erupted 200 years ago, and still produces on average, 5 small earthquakes per year, for the past 25 years.
Revered by Native Americans as a deity, Shasta is unquestionably a very mystical and powerful place of spirit. According to Kryon, Shasta, not Sedona, is the most potent vortex in the United States. I have spent considerable time in the energy of both, and while I am deeply drawn to the magnificent ancient energy of Sedona, Shasta is a more powerfully centered energy, and exudes an extremely robust, sovereign magnetic field.
Certainly volcanoes have been revered as places of spirit for millennia. Beyond the indigenous peoples, certain sects of Buddhism and Hinduism also consider volcanoes as living deities.
The Medoc and Shasta indians consider Shasta to be the home of Creator-God. Over one hundred spiritual sects and groups have been attracted to the Shasta area in the past two centuries. The legends of deities and presence on and within Mount Shasta include the Ascended Masters, the Lemurian Telos City, the Hopi Lizard People, an extra terrestrial base from Sirius B, Saint Germain, and White Eaglewell-known authors, artist, channels and metaphysicians are drawn to Shasta.
Mount Shasta:
Mount Shasta is a dormant volcano in the southern extremity of the northwestern Cascade Mountain range, or the northern reaches of the Sierra Nevada Mountains (depending on geological sources) in northern California. It rises majestically to over 14, 400 feet ( HM 9 ), and as such is the largest volcanic peak in the lower 48 states. Mount Shasta is a stratovolcano and has the largest base ( over 500 cubic km) of any volcano in the continental USA. It last erupted 200 years ago, and still produces on average, 5 small earthquakes per year, for the past 25 years.
Revered by Native Americans as a deity, Shasta is unquestionably a very mystical and powerful place of spirit. According to Kryon, Shasta, not Sedona, is the most potent vortex in the United States. I have spent considerable time in the energy of both, and while I am deeply drawn to the magnificent ancient energy of Sedona, Shasta is a more powerfully centered energy, and exudes an extremely robust, sovereign magnetic field.

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