So, my request is this, if you have spent time here at Big Mountain, and have been changed by this experience, I would like to hear your stories. I'm not interested in names, dates, places, rather the experiences that triggered internal changes. I have already heard from many ex-sheepherders, and already there are commonalties in their stories. Anything you share with me will of course be confidential. All land is sacred.
All life is sacred, and life is fed by the land.
That's not complicated to figure out. But there are places that are more sacred than others. Big Mountain for instance. Over the past weeks I have listened as visitors try to put into words just what the power is that they experience here. Whatever that power is, it must be connected to the people who live in a sacred way upon sacred land.