The span at left is at Pitkins Curve, just north of Limekiln Creek. I took the photo on the last day of the bypass before the bridge was opened.
It's a special place to me, since my son Hart worked on the bridge for a number of months, building forms for the concrete that supports the main structure.
Before the bridge and its rock shed were made, rocks from the cliff sometimes fell on the road, on the narrow curve, and the road could be blocked for long periods of time. Now, the driver goes over the elegant bridge and continues down Highway 1.
It's like that with the Bridge of Spirit. When your own idea of what is happening is the only way you have to see life, the curve is narrow, and unknown things such as rocks may block the way. With a connection to your Spirit as your reference point, a larger way opens up and you are given the support which helps you to get where you are going with a far better chance of getting there smoothly.
So how to build the bridge of spirit? How to connect with that level of support? Just ask, and the first steps for you to take will appear in your mind. You already know! Asking for help means asking for your own mind to open up. Real answers are there, waiting for you.
Connect with another person in a positive way, and you have built a firm foundation. Each person is a bridge to our universal spirit of unity. Each moment of your life is a time to create further strengths, and to take bolder and bolder steps on the Bridge of Spirit.
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Have a beautiful day,
Betty