The history of the mythical Lemurian city at the Sacramento River headwaters at Mount Shasta

Legends and spirituality surround Mount Shasta and the headwaters of the Sacramento River.
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[@jjpds1]

Lived there for 7 months last year. The water around that area is the best I've ever tasted you truly are rejuvenated and feel purified and refreshed more than usual. there ARE interdimensional beings around that area invisible energies both evil and angelic. I've had things happen to me that defy accepted psychics and things that can't be explained. Saw things with my own eyes I don't tell many people. You gotta go to know. Granite holds an immense amount of energy and can distort space and time if it's manipulated properly. Soaking your feet in that water is so nice can't wait to go back. It's the daytime hang out spot for all the locals/hippies

[@elcucuy1770]

Come on man give us some events and examples

[@douglasdriscoll3737]

Myth key word.

[@tamamckinnon5418]

Water has memory in it..

[@SaulHoodman]

yea that documentary

[@jimb5163]

Bananas have memories

[@youtubeeagleeyeswatcher7809]

Beautiful place.

[@maxcalifornia94]

So proud to call California my home state. We get a bad rep for cultural and political ideals but geographically and geologically speaking we are the Golden State. No doubt about it. #CAproud

[@hellokittie9000]

Growing up here loving the History

[@azsunburns]

Raised in Sac since infancy. Never heard of any of it. Yet, I'm also 4th generation Shasta native. My mom has early childhood memories of her step dad talking about the secretive blonde people living deep inside the mountain. He had more than one perfectly safe encounter with them

[@travelingempath2986]

This just talks mostly about the water at Mt Shasta, not much about the legends. The title is very misleading.

[@bubbles6655]

I get the water daily gotta say. It is bussin

[@gustavocarrillo5103]

I get water there every year and camp next to the McCloud river, I dive over 5 hours from SALINAS California totally worth the trip.

[@gloriousking777]

That's where I'm gonna live. For real.

[@annamosier1950]

very good

[@cathryinunk3824]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤happy feet.. your amazing..gifting me again.....❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@annamosier1950]

wow

[@kojakcountrylifestyle3580]

Hello greetings beautiful place -from Kojak country Lifestyle youtube channel in Jamaica.

[@GoddessAmongstU111]

I seen it in the water

[@jacobponcedeleon8503]

Giardia

[@kenrik2105]

Mt Shasta used to be inhabited by survivors of Lemuria, a continent that sank in the Pacific Ocean tens of thousands of years ago. Other survivors went to South America and the South Pacific. This underground city is now allegedly inhabited by Telosians, a human ET race from Alpha Centauri.

[@travelingempath2986]

thanks. You explained more of the legend in these three lines than the narrator of this youtube video.

[@bubbles6655]

No just no. U are definetually one of tge i am religion people

[@jimb5163]

You weren't supposed to tell anyone

[@lucianmaximus4741]

Gematria444:360=1.23*Monad

[@dankbro420]

Okay what’s this guys credentials

[@douglasdriscoll3737]

Myth key word.

[@yehoshua77]

Mount Shasta is not made of granite for Christ’s sake!!!

[@larrypahl1012]

Well if not for christ’s Sake then for WHOSE sake was Mount Shasta made of granite?

[@annamosier1950]

water is a big deal