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About Me: Oy! I'm just your every day human being doing my best to buy a cosmic clue, to open to a larger and more authentic perspective, and to put one foot in front of the other in the direction of where I am guided. I'm not a seeker of knowledge or mastery because in the sea of all there is to know, I could spend my entire life, every waking moment... learning something new and wonderous, and it will still just be a drop in the ocean. I strive, instead, to be as resposive as I can to the flow and wisdom of the Universe. Whatever that means. I did write a book, Awake in Angelscape: The Scenic Route to the Sacred Self. Groovy guided meditations. It's on Amazon.com.

Favorite Quote(s): "We're not going to Guam, are we."--from Lost
"Peacefully striving not to judge stupid things."--Mine
"Reality is when it happens to you."--random bumpersticker
"You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it does help."--not sure
"People do the best they can-- when they can do better, they do better."--Maya Angelou
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world."--Albert Einstein
"Strange things are afoot at the Circle K."--Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

Website: http://www.awakeinangelscape.com

Holistic Tourism- A Love Story

I'm writing a blog called The Asheville Area Holistic Review. I've been fascinated with the idea of "holistic tourism" for WNC because it is such a fabulous microcosm of the holistic scene throughout the country.

I recently agreed to take a job delivering the Oracle 20-20 Magazine in the Asheville area because I've been trying to get my butt off my mountain and rejoin society after about a decade of being a hermit. It is compelling me to have at least two days a month where I visit a bunch of area holistic hot spots, which is nice. I'm working with the Atlanta based magazine to involve the Asheville area more deeply because many of Asheville's tourists live in areas in which the magazine is distributed in the greater Southeast. So... holistic tourism. Yes. My blog is intended to be an insider voice of groovy places/events/products/practices to explore while in the area. Since I've been so out-of-touch with my own backyard in the last decade, I'm hopeful that the blog will help me join the "web already woven" and find Soul Family already waiting. Fun!

If you have a local resource you'd like for me to review, please let me know. If you are from out of town and are curious about some place that you'd like some insider info on, please let me know and I'll try to find out more about it and do the bloggidy bloggy thing. :)

Hugs to All,

Stacie

Comment Wall (4 comments)

At 7:01pm on January 2, 2011, Cullen Anderson said…: Stacy, welcome. Good to see you here!

Peace, Cullen

At 12:11am on January 3, 2011, Trey Carland said…: Welcome Stacie. Hope to see you at a future group meeting.

Peace,

Trey

At 5:12pm on January 3, 2011, Cullen Anderson said…: My pleasure Stacie. It was good to meet you as well Saturday. Say, since I live close by and am on the way for you to go into town, why don't we carpool to GangaJi? If you could meet me at, say Ingle's parking lot, we could ride together. 6:15pm work for you? I can be reached by cell at 216-7051.

Peace, Cullen

At 8:18am on January 4, 2011, Cullen Anderson said…: Nothing to bring Stacie. See you at Ingle's 6:15pm tomorrow Wed. Let's meet close to the entrance. I drive a silver Honda Element.

Peace, Cullen