Karmann Krist's Zylophila
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When one steps onto the grounds of Zylophila, one steps through a breach that resides as a realm where nature and sentient beings live in a harmonious womb that supports all life. One is expelled of distrust and fear; then ones energies change to match the heartbeat of Mother Earth. One that becomes aware of how deep the connections are between Earth and humans, where energies are woven with the energies of all life, and the end result is that negative energies are neutralized in the Earth. Once humility comes forth, then senses awaken to a higher state of “seeing”.
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About the Book
This story intertwines pieces of Karmann Krist’s journal entries while she writes about Bess and her highwayman. She used Alfred Noyes’s characters to dig through her sad life to find love, peace, honor, and most importantly, love. With Cheyenne being a witch, a healer, a prudent business woman and Anthony lost without his soul mate, he has to challenge his father’s strangle hold on his life and spirit. Can he disregard his father’s preaching, should he risk his soul in order to have peace in his life, in order to fulfill his soul’s destiny? Though Cheyenne and Anthony lived many lives together, one thing is clear, Sir Walter Scott said it best, “For love was the lord of all”.
About the Author
Gina Mason grew up among tall cedars, clumps of vine maples, moist moss, and a trickling creek. What was then, Kent Washington she now resides in Everett with her husband and 3 children. She has a Master Degree in Reiki, researches Lost Traditions, and follows the Wise Women Traditions. She teaches greeting card techniques at a local scrap book store. She runs the Adopt-A-Street program for Gaia’s Temple in Seattle. She creates from the heart; whether it be greeting cards, jewelry, even weaving yarn with knitting needles or crotchet hooks; as well as weaving words into stories. She loves to “play” the piano, djembe, congas, dunbek and the frame drum.