The right water can change everything. That can be hard to believe because water is everywhere. It comes out of our taps, out of our shower heads, and we buy it in bottles. Water is just water… it’s as common as the air we breathe and we just don’t give it a second thought. When …
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We are not inheriting this world from our ancestors, we are borrowing it from our children. That’s a quote that resonates because it puts into perspective the importance of caring for our environment and protecting the natural resources we are so blessed to have access to. When we take Earth’s resources for granted, we end …
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This is printed on every label of Castle Rock Water. It’s not just water, it’s high frequency water. “Castle Rock Water is a gift born from the pristine springs of Mount Shasta’s growing glacier. Revered by pilgrims, poets, and indigenous Native Americans for centuries, Mount Shasta is internationally recognized as a sacred energy vortex and …
Castle Rock Water is available in two ways: At its source in Mt. Shasta In grocery stores across the Western United States Yes, you can travel to the mountain, hike untold miles and reach the source. That’s where the water, after being filtered inside the mountain for last century, exits in streams and waterfalls. We’ve …
Rising in angelic white slopes at the southern end of the Cascade Range, Mt. Shasta fascinated Native Americans, poets, spiritual seekers, and adventurous travelers for centuries. Crowned with eternal snow, Mt. Shasta soars to an altitude of 14,179 feet, making it the second highest elevation of any peak in the Cascades. The surrounding landscape …
It takes almost a century for the pure glacier water of California’s Mount Shasta to complete its unique filtration cycle unmatched anywhere on Earth. As water evaporates into clouds over the Pacific Ocean, it is carried by winds over the high peaks of Shasta’s “white mountain” where it condenses into liquid rain and snow. …
