1. Kej Said,

   I can tell you that a lot of “new age” type folks have moved to the greater Asheville area… I don’t figure you’ll find that in Salem. ;^) I moved last July from Arkansas (just across the border from MO and not far from New Madrid) to the piedmont area of North Carolina. But we don’t plan on being here very long… My brother is up in the mountains and I have a friend who just moved to Asheville, so I might end up somewhere up there. Ultimately, I will be where ever I am “assigned”; for me, that is just how it works.

   I knew I would be moving almost two years before we actually did, but didn’t know the “where” until just a few months beforehand. That is often the way it is for me… It may be you need to stay right where you are… Perhaps you will have something you will need to do when the time comes. I just moved AWAY from north Arkansas, but I know someone who feels he should go there… He is drawn to being self-sufficient and to help and protect others. Bottom line, it all boils down to having faith… and patience!

   I can recommend that you should find “a place of peace and calm” and ask for clarity on where you should be. Once you are calm, the answer will come. One thing you might try is to lie down, relax and clear your mind. Once you are calm and clear, think of going to one place… check the tension of your stomach (solar plexus)… is it tight, relaxed, what…? Then think of the another place, or perhaps staying where you are… check to see if the tension in your ‘gut’ changes… You can repeat this to see if you get the same results, but leave a “blank space” between the thoughts…

   What this exercise does is let you check what your subconscious is thinking… Your subconscious often has “psychic” information before your conscious mind does. There are other methods, this one just works for me.

   Good luck, let me know if I can tell you any specific info about North Carolina…

   Kej

   Miriam’s Reply: Kej…as always you speak with an open heart and clear mind. Thank you for your insights as they teach us all. Love Miriam

2. kikibird Said,

   Thanks Kej,
   I have been feeling the call to move away from coastal N.C., and possibly to the mountains of N.C. or Tenn. Thanks for the advice on how to discern.
   If anyone from the Mountain areas of N.C. could offer any insite on good communities, please let us know.
   Thanks,
   Kim

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