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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – On the other hand, if this move is a dream of yours, I think dreams should always be pursued if possible. Every body has to have their dreams. Not just a dream, it’s so much more.  I feel very spiritual when I’m "one with nature" so to speak. Like most important things in life you have to figure out what you’re going to do based on your own judgement. There is no "expert" out there that can make that decision for you. Shit!  I was hoping to find the answer!

Tono, I think you have the answer.  Don’t discount the benefits of living in a spiritually soothing environment.  At the risk of sounding totally New Age (I am not at all), the place where I live is a very spiritual place, with good energy.  The energy of a place is important, and if you are in tune with that, then it is a good thing.  When I lived in Colorado, the energy was very negative.  I got very sick and afraid there, and knew a lot of people who were also sick, with strange things.  Well, they did say that the valley I lived in, the St. Vrain, was cursed long ago by an Indian chief. Who knows why it felt so bad, but it did.  Austin, Texas felt very bad to me too.  As did Southern California.  San Francisco was very good.  If it weren’t so expensive, I’d still be there now (in the actual city, where I lived). I’m sure this all sounds very weird, but it’s how I really feel.  The energy here is so positive that even my husband’s stressful family can’t ruin it for me (that’s saying a lot).  I will never ever leave if I can help it. Dawn — The charter is available at: