I’ve been toying with the idea of creating a Top 10 list as to why it is absolutely fabulous to reside in Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp.
Backstory: I so loved the Top 10 with David Letterman. It’s really too bad that I cannot think of way to present it as he did. We shall start with Number 10. 10. The overall vibration of the grounds is phenomenal. Imagine Certified Mediums, Healers and Ordained Ministers meditating in their spaces here in Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp on a daily basis since 1894. That’s bringing the Bling! 9. The Fairy Trail and Labyrinth on Chauncey Street bring the young at heart to the Spiritualist Camp. There are several fairies who keep the place looking fresh and kind to the youngsters. Both areas bring the energy of a little extra healing to those visiting, those looking to connect with lightheartedness and mindfulness, respectively. 8. The student program in Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is like no other. It takes three to four years to become a Certified Medium and/or Healer. There’s an intense curriculum and public demonstrations. Again, the venue is like no other. 7. Colby Memorial Temple, built around 1923, is where Sunday Service and Wednesday Night Message Service take place. In both venues, the continuity of the life is proven with message work – bringing Spirit loved ones through with evidence. There’s a hands-on healing portion to both services. There’s also a séance room that was built at the same time as the Temple. Again, used to prove the continuity of life. 6. The Bookstore/Welcome Center is an awesome place to find what you are looking for – books, crystals, sage, CDs, artwork, class and workshop flyers and the white board with names of Certified Camp Mediums and Healers who are available for walk-in appointments. . . And let’s not forget about the beautiful people who assist you with everything you are looking to get. 5. Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp’s best kept secret is Colby-Alderman Park, which is a good stones throw away, just around the corner and down the hill. The Camp donated the property and Volusia County created trails, a gazebo and 11 large signs that tell what was happening in the area when Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp came about in 1894. Volusia County and the Camp made it happen through an ECHO Grant. A definite must see! 4. My front porch with rocking chairs, table and iron chairs spray painted in the chakra colors, wind chimes, and loveseat rocking apparatus really brings a nice vibe to those who come for readings. Of course, having my daughter’s office next to mine really brings it home for me and everyone else who dares to enter (smile). 3. Spirit Pond and its latest point of interest – the large rocks and many waterfalls with several benches to sit (one in the shade) and relax into the energy that is Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp. 2. It’s a public place, so people come here every single day for one reason or another – a Mediumistic reading, healing, attending workshops by the Camp’s certified teachers. Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is a religious community. I AM here for the highest and best of all who come. 1. The quietude in what I like to call Mayberry is fabulous. You just can’t get it elsewhere. The Flip Side 10. Imagine residing with many Psychic Mediums. No matter how we try, everyone knows your business. 9. The Fairy Trail has attracted those who feel the need to do less than good rituals in the middle of the night. Fortunately, there are several who assist with removing the disturbances to include security. 8. The student program may break you from time to time, but it will definitely assist in your evolution. 7. Once in a blue moon, people have interrupted Sunday Service to the point of being shown the front door. 6. Outside Psychics and/or Mediums (i.e, Hotel Cassadaga as well as others in the area) leave their cards in the Bookstore/Welcome Center. Then there are those who depict themselves as being Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Mediums on Instagram, TikTok and other social media entities. Check the website, Cassadaga.org to be sure you are connecting with someone who truly is a trained Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Medium. 5. The road leading to Colby-Alderman Park has a sign that reads: ‘Dead End.’ It stops people from going to check out the park in which a couple of million dollars was spent to create. 4. My front porch: I have caught people pulling up chairs, breaking out lunch and enjoying my space. Wow, I live here. 3. People have decided to cleanse their bodies and beings with the water that flows from the fountains. 2. It’s a public place. Don’t call me or knock on my door in the middle of the night. 1. For the most part, Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp is peaceful. However, Hotel guests and others seem to think loud music, which can be heard down the streets at various times, is appropriate. It is not. On a side note: The other day a woman stood on top of a box on one of the corners to the entrance of Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp screaming to whomever would listen about how those who reside and come to visit are heathens. Puleeze! One of the longtime members said: ‘I would’ve printed out the Q & A section on Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp’s website and given it to her.’ Next time. Before passing judgement, be informed. Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp has many opportunities, at little or no cost, to investigate. Blessings of Peace and Love!
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