I used to have a job in Alaska. I practice meditation. I moved to Alaska to pursue my spirituality. I haven't spoken to anyone in three months. I live in a remote part of Alaska in a cabin I recently quit my last job which was customer service. I am starting a new job at an Oil Well in 3 weeks. I recommend the climate of Alaska, especially in the summer. I feel at peace and spiritual living in Alaska.
I often feel isolated. I received a heart transplant. I have telekinesis. I believe I possess telekinesis. I had a heart transplant. I meditate everyday. I haven't been to Alaska before. I am interested in going to Alaska.
I was thinking about places in Alaska that is good to visit for spiritual folk, and I am happy to make some recommendations for you. For starters, I recommend seeing and being near the Mendenhall Glacier. Thanks for the recommendation, I've just looked it up and it seems beautiful. I find mountainous places really calming, for example I've been to the Austrian Alps before. Have you ever been to the Alps? I have never been to the Austrian Alps, but I have heard of them! Can you tell me more about it? I'm sure it's beautiful! Well the Alps themselves stretch across parts of France, Switzerland, Austria and Italy. Once of the most famous places is probably Chamonix in France, as that's where Mont Blanc is (they highest mountain in Europe). It's also a really famous place for skiing, though I've never been skiing before. Have you? Wow! Sounds much more extensive than I initially thought! What do you do when you visit there? I love skiing, yes. It can be challenging at first, but it really is a lot of fun once you get enough practice in. I used to ski a lot when I was a teenager.  The few times I've been to the Alps we've visited various towns and gone on excursions to glaciers and ice caves and all sorts. I wish I had tried skiing when I was a bit younger, I'm worried about hurting myself now! Though I'm sure I'd be ok if I took it slowly. Would I need to buy all the skiing gear before going or can you hire it when you're there? You can rent all of the skiing gear when you go, so don't even worry about buying any. That way you aren't wasting your money if you end up not liking it and never want to ski again. Just take your time and practice, practice, practice. Don't feel pressured to go down the larger hills at first. You'll get there eventually.  That's really useful to know, thank you. I was a bit worried about spending lots of money if I only used it once! I'll have a think about whether I can get a ski trip in over the next couple of years; I should really add it to my bucket list. And I will avoid the larger hills at first; someone I know was forced by their brother to go down a tricky one almost immediately and he had a bad crash! Oh no! Were they okay? Or did they get hurt? I have heard many horror stories about skiing accidents- lots of broken bones and even death sometimes. Being careful is so incredibly important. Safety first!  Safety first for sure! Miraculously they didn't break anything but they were very bruised. Their brother felt awful for ages afterwards! I'm glad they were okay. Wow, I'm sure that was very scary for them. I can't wait to hear how your skiing trip goes in the next few years! You're going to love it. I just know it. And if not, at least you'll be seeing some beautiful scenery.  Haha that's true, at the very least I'll be able to be up in the mountains (and enjoy a beer at the lodge in the evening)! I'll have to start planning both a skiing trip and my trip to Alaska!