Comments on: Peer to Pier: Conversations with fellow travelers

By: Worldwide Travel Ideas

Worldwide Travel Ideas — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:22:58 +0000

An excellent article and a wonderful, touching story. Thanks for sharing this.

By: Brynn Krogh

Brynn Krogh — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:38:26 +0000

Thank you so much for sharing this. We just stayed at Chaa Creek a week ago and were amazed by literally everything and everyone we experienced. I’m grateful that Lucy is so passionate not only about Chaa Creek, but the people, nature’s beauty and resources as well as life in general. It’s become glaringly evident that recognition of those gifts is often lacking in day to day life elsewhere. So again, thank you for your love, your spirit and for tuning in to your inner voice. I too had an “I feel alive here” moment of clarity and awakening while visiting, and I am in the midst of making sure that stays at the forefront of my life.

You ROCK!

Cheers,
Brynn Krogh

P.S. Your staff is outstanding!!

By: Mims Wright

Mims Wright — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 17:06:24 +0000

Mick and Lucy are amazing! I was fortunate enough to meet them fairly early in the Chaa Creek journey and have enjoyed seeing things get better, more beautiful and especially more relevant and meaningful.

I miss seeing them….any chance for Berlin this year? Take care…

Mims Wright

By: Char Hollander

Char Hollander — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 14:47:26 +0000

Thank you Lucy (and Meg) for this beautiful insight into your life journey. At times your comments and candidness brougt tears to my eyes as I read through the interview. You have enlightened me with your wisdom and stregnth and I will be so blessed to have had a life so fortunate and full of wonder as yourself.
I absolutely LOVE your quote: Am I a spiritual being having a human experience, or a human being having a spiritual experience, are they per chance the same or are they different?
I often wonder that myself as I dance through this beautiful thing called life:)
I will never forget a spiritual moment that I had while I visited Belize. My husband, son and I were driving down the “oh my God” hill, the one that you take down to the Barton Creek Cave entrance. And I had a moment where time seemed to stand still. One of those life changing moments. I felt so small, looking over the canopy of the jungle below and around, my heart was pounding, just as the life around me, the jungle itself seemed to be pounding. Everything in me and around me was so alive and overwhelming, it was truely a humbling experience for me. It was that moment that I felt that I was “home”, I have never felt more alive, and I look forward to the day that I can return.
Thank you again for your beautiful story, it is treuly inspiring.
Char Hollander

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