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Are we in Mercury Retrograde?

I have to remember this so when Mercury Retrograde begins in September, I will be aware that the internet and internet communications via email can be totally a disaster and impossible even when Mercury is NOT Retrograde.

I made the mistake of upgrading my browser to Windows Internet Explorer 8. Oh woe! I should have left things the way they were. Now, every time I open a new page, I get a window saying that there’s some problem and do I want to proceed? Of course I want to proceed!!!

Then, I can’t get into emails the normal way and have to use a circuitous route saying “OK” every time the “something is not right, do you want to proceed” box comes up.

Then, when I get to my mail, there is no “Squirrel Mail,” which is what I use so I click on “Horde” and there is nothing in the folder except for one after another file saying that the mail delivery system is returning the message to the sender.

Is this a virus? Funny, it did not begin until I upgraded to 8. The same thing happened when I upgraded Symantec. It wiped out various toolbars I was using and I can’t get them back.

I guess I could try calling Microsoft about my problems with Explorer. I hate to do that because there is the fear that I will end up talking with someone in a foreign country who is very polite, is obviously reading off a monitor, and can’t help me. I have also talked to a fast-talking geek at MS.

What do I do!!! People will think I have not answering their emails when I am actually trying to. I guess I will have to call someone and take my chances that they actually know what to do and also have the ability to communicate it. Scary.

Carol Chapman —

Last Day in Anchorage

I am happy to say that I am back online again. The company that hosts my web sites was changing servers so my blog was unavailable for a while.

Also, I have been very busy here in Alaska and so have not been able to send my emails. I have been giving the “Everyone Has A Book in Them” program at the ATOM Center and enjoying visiting with the many wonderful people I have met in Anchorage before and met anew during my current visit. Plus, I had the opportunity to visit the Kenai peninsula to take photographs.

It has been a wonderful visit. There is so much to report, from having a mother moose and her calf turn up outside the front door of the ATOM Center the morning of the “Everyone Has A Book in Them” Event – my Alaska friends think the mama and her baby were on the way to the nearby lake (I should have a photo to show you when I get home) – to the flying bald eagle I photographed in Homer, AK, one of the most beautiful places on earth, to the wonderful experience of being with people who are glowing with creativity and talent.

Today, I have 3 private sessions and then I graciously receive a ride to the airport. I know I will be back.

Flying to Alaska Today

I’ll arrive in Anchorage today. For a number of days, I will be traveling on the Kenai Peninsula taking photographs for next year’s Edgar Cayce Calendar.

Then, starting on Friday, August 14, at 7:00 p.m., I will be sharing my knowledge, expertise, and experience on the intuitive connection with the Creative Forces through dreams in a free program, The Dream Connection, followed by the weekend seminar, “Everyone Has a Book in Them.”

Carol Chapman —

Free Dream Program on Friday, August 14 in Anchorage, Alaska

I’ll be giving a free program, as an introduction to the “Everyone Has a Book in Them” weekend seminar on Friday, August 14, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the ATOM Center, 4025 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, Alaska.

The free program is called, The Dream Connection and it offers suggestions for improving your connection with intuitive creative input from your soul through working with dreams.

Carol Chapman —

Free Program in Anchorage on Friday, August 14

I’ll be giving a free program, as an introduction to the “Everyone Has a Book in Them” weekend seminar on Friday, August 14, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the ATOM Center, 4025 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, Alaska.

The free program is called, The Dream Connection and it offers suggestions for improving your connection with intuitive creative input from your soul through working with dreams.

Carol Chapman —

In L.A. Preparing for “Everyone Has a Book in Them.”

I’m in Los Angeles for a couple of days. While here, I am fine-tuning my presentation for the “Everyone Has a Book in Them” weekend program on August 14, 15, & 16 in Anchorage, Alaska, at the ATOM Center, on 4025 Raspberry Rd.

I’m excited by this topic because the Edgar Cayce readings say that creative expression is as much an expression of the Creative Forces as is the psychic. He also says that if you don’t use your creative talents, you lose them. Therefore, this is a program near and dear to my heart and soul.

Carol Chapman —

Leaving for Alaska in the Morning

I’m on my way to Anchorage, Alaska, via Los Angeles, tomorrow morning for my “Everyone Has a Book in Them” event. It will be held at the ATOM Center on 4025 Raspberry Road, Anchorage on August 14, 15 and 16. For more information, click on this link: http://www.EveryoneHasABookInThem.com.

Carol Chapman —

Chief of Chiefs Chester Moore of the Nisga’a

My husband John took these photos of the totem pole carved by Chief Chester Moore and of Chief Chester Moore in his regalia.

John took these photographs while I was interviewing Chief Moore on videotape.

Chester Moore is Chief of Chiefs of the frog clan of the Nisga’a First Nations people. Note the carved frog face making up his headdress.

This is a view of most of the totem pole looking up. Can you see the ravens on the top and the smiling metaphysical frog half way up? I posted close ups of the raven and the metaphysical frog on August 3, 2009.

Chief of Chiefs Chester Moore in his regalia. In the background is the Nass River and snow-capped mountains near Kinkolith, which is in northern BC, Canada.

Carol Chapman —

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Chief Chester Moore’s Totem Pole

Totem pole carving is not a dead art only relegated to ancient totem poles displayed in museums. Totem poles are living things created by modern-day master carvers such as Chief of Chiefs Chester Moore.

We interviewed Chester on videotape in his home village of Kinkolith, on the mighty and cold Nass River, which empties into the Pacific Ocean south of the Alaska panhandle.

The Nisga’a tribe, of which Chester is a member, is separated into four clans: Wolf, Eagle, Raven, and Killer Whale. Chester is Chief of Chiefs of the Frog Clan which is interrelated with the Raven clan.

Knowing that there is a frog clan makes me feel good since I had memories of being a frog / human mixture during my past life regressions of Atlantis. I wrote about my memories of Atlantis in both my books: When We Were Gods and Arrival of the Gods in Egypt.

Here are my photographs of a couple of the amazing animals carved on Chester’s magnificent totem pole.

Two fierce ravens adorn the top of the totem pole. They look over to the snow-capped mountains on the other side of the Nass River in Northern British Columbia.

Chester pointed out to me that this is a metaphysical frog since it has human faces in its eyes.

Carol Chapman —

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