it_is_the_light wrote on Oct 27
th, 2019 at 9:28am:
freediver wrote on Oct 27
th, 2019 at 9:24am:
You are welcome to believe whatever gobbldygook you want. But if you want the government to start banning women or white people from lakes and mountains, there is a problem.
But you do seem to be different. Rather than supporting the ban out of a sense of misplaced guilt or some idiotic belief that this will help aboriginal people, you seem to support it because you actually believe that rubbish.
You still haven't explained all your efforts at promoting Aboriginal stereotypes.
http://www.rickrichards.com/chakras/chakra_girl4.JPGCHAKRA 3 is ULURU = your solar plexus chakra
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/323687_77e637aa630b4976b2419282437fa81a~mv2.j...Earth sacred sites are for all ,
and equate to every major energy center in your body
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1. Mount Shasta California can be climbed by the most experienced.
2. Tourists can boat on Lake Titicaca & people live on floating islands upon it .... no signs of toilets.
3. There are tours all around the ancient sites of Glastonbury & Shaftsbury.
4. Mt. Kailash Tibet hasn't been climbed for various reasons/coincidences to do with weather & climbers being misdirected ..... there's no law to stop anyone climbing.
5.Sergiev Posad Russia has to tours to all ancient cathedrals etc in the area.... including going in them.
6. You can climb Mt. Fiji.
7. You can visit the temples in Bali
8. You can climb Table Mountain.
9. You can walk, bicycle & camp through the Haleakeala Crater in Hawaii.
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Quote:Some of the temples at Palenque include intricate hieroglyphics carved into the stone. You're permitted to climb most of Palenque's temples too, providing for a sense of adventure as you gain a birds-eye view of the grounds below. You can even enter inside sacred tombs.
11. You can go to Lake Rotopounamu in NZ.
12. There are tours of all the Pyramids & Temples along the Nile. Besides that they're all man made.