Powerful blessings for living well bestowed by our friends the Sasquatch. Through the Big Creek Portal, into Cross Over, lies the Sasquatch Stream of Consciousness. No darkness survives there.
What we think and hold with persistence will manifest, today, tomorrow or in some distant future yet out of reach.
Powerful blessings are created without doubts, they are the totality of certainty.
Blessings have no weight. They have no force. They are effortless as the sunrise.
Bigfoot Parchments is the ultimate salve for the wounded warrior.
Bigfoot Parchment # 5
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Eyes have vision.
The soul behind those eyes
has knowingness and sight
the eyes can’t perceive.
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The Portal
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There’s an anomaly
where the compass fails
in the old woods
near Big Creek. North ain’t north
and south ain’t south. East and west
get flipped on their heads.
I, who never gets lost
got lost here…. where the water runs
backwards, then repeats itself
over and over
like a line in a song.
It’s where the hairs
on your neck get tickled….
where your mouth grows dry
and you hold your breath.
It is the longitude
and latitude of Bigfoot—
my Sasquatch friend.
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The Afterglow
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With the orb of the moon
haloed and blushing,
two Sasquatch stroll
with fingers laced. Enticed
by the meadow’s magic
of fireflies sparking,
they pause to embrace.
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Hungry kisses
beneath the bows of larch.
A negligee of wispy fog
on a bed of pippsissewa.
A chorus of moans….
and an owl’s screech….
eerie cries of howling wolves….
crescendo and peace.
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Richard Rensberry 6/21/20
Author of Conversations With Sasquatch, The Encounter
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More info on the Bigfoot Parchments:
https://www.conversationswithsasquatch.com/bigfoot-parchments.html
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larch- an evergreen-like tree native to Michigan with needles similar to a pine, but it is deciduous and drops it needles in the autumn.
pipsippewa- the evergreen ground cover called wintergreen. Pipsippewa is the Native American name for this pungent and minty plant.