Another day at our Mediterranean beachside paradise in Bodrum. Some shots of this stunning hotel at breakfast and dinner. Of course we have to interrupt playtime to see some ruins to remind us of planet earth: the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, a bunch of rubble that used to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and St. Peter’s Castle, outpost of the Knights of St. John during the crusades, which includes a museum with remnants of thousand-year-old shipwrecks. Then it’s free time until dinner and a sharing with John Morton in the evening. It’s a dessert day, which we deserve after our sojourn in the desert planting the Light, ghostbusting, meditating, etc. John talks about how cooperative and compassionate the group has been, and gets choked up about the caring he’s seen in the participants and staff. He gets an unexpected call from Sherie Wylie Markova in the U.S. one of the trip’s major planners, and shares it with the our group.
God Bless you dearly David Sand, for your indepth reporting articles, humor, exquisite pictures, breath-taking all of them, because you brought us all on the sacred journey throughout turkey. Thank you dear Heart!