Lake Tahoe!!!

A lake in distress. Its damed up, no free flow. Not happy water. Not living enough. Its living spirit is reduced. It wants to break free.

Its a fresh water basin that is very important to all that is living.

People use it for pleasure and recreation which is fine....but forget totally what it´s really about.

The water needs to feel FREE. It needs to feel LOVE and DEVOTION. Its LIVING and THINKING and FEELING.

I am deva Suprema and I work on a daily basis with Lake Tahoe and it takes a lot of my energy and its a momentum of seriousness that is appearing more and more each day.

I can not predict the outcome of this at all. It is important for me to say to all that is interested in water and Lake Tahoe that we, that is YOU AND ME, can still make a change if we act now, not soon but now!

It is in all our interest that we come together and DO what ever we are capable of. And this is what you can do for Lake Tahoe and all water:

1. Pray for Lake Tahoe and show your gratitude! 2. Send LOVE to Lake Tahoe! 3. Talk to the government! 4. Talk to the community around the lake!

Fresh water crisis wouldn´t be anything anyone like to be drawn in to. Not me - not you!

Never the less the Lake Tahoe LOVE you a lot and wish you to be HAPPY!

God bless you!

Okay, enough is enough! I lived at South Lake Tahoe for 17 years and raised my children there. Lake Tahoe is happy and grossly over protected water. First of all, let's set the story straight... IT IS A NATURAL LAKE. The Lake Tahoe Basin is the throat of an ancient volcano... The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) has been a bi-state agency that regulates EVERYTHING including what color certain houses can be painted. Oh, and the dam, that pathetic bridge over the ONE outlet for the lake compared to the zillions of inlets... the lake and the dam usually do not naturally meet. I can recall many years that the lake's rim and the dam were separated by flower filled meadows with tall green grass... and the one year they met, the dam didn't mean squat as the Truckee River overflowed to dangerous levels. That is one sight I will never forget... the river below the dam was just feet from the main road in. Cows can't even be had in the lake basin which extends to unfathomable distances and the few stables were things that USED to be because Tahoe is not even horse friendly. The area has deep spiritual and historical roots to the many Indian tribes that used to call it home. So all this talk of "unhappy waters" is a figment of somebody's imagination who is not or has never been familiar with the Lake. I would hope that one would research the waters they are talking about, talk to residents of the Lake, look at the TRPA and try to make the effort to put forth knowledgable talk about something near and dear to their hearts and not be led astray because somebody once told them something. There are more sides to the story.

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Ms. Happy April 16, 2011 at 5:35pm

Okay, enough is enough! I lived at South Lake Tahoe for 17 years and raised my children there. Lake Tahoe is happy and grossly over protected water. First of all, let's set the story straight... IT IS A NATURAL LAKE. The Lake Tahoe Basin is the throat of an ancient volcano... The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) has been a bi-state agency that regulates EVERYTHING including what color certain houses can be painted. Oh, and the dam, that pathetic bridge over the ONE outlet for the lake compared to the zillions of inlets... the lake and the dam usually do not naturally meet. I can recall many years that the lake's rim and the dam were separated by flower filled meadows with tall green grass... and the one year they met, the dam didn't mean squat as the Truckee River overflowed to dangerous levels. That is one sight I will never forget... the river below the dam was just feet from the main road in. Cows can't even be had in the lake basin which extends to unfathomable distances and the few stables were things that USED to be because Tahoe is not even horse friendly. The area has deep spiritual and historical roots to the many Indian tribes that used to call it home. So all this talk of "unhappy waters" is a figment of somebody's imagination who is not or has never been familiar with the Lake. I would hope that one would research the waters they are talking about, talk to residents of the Lake, look at the TRPA and try to make the effort to put forth knowledgable talk about something near and dear to their hearts and not be led astray because somebody once told them something. There are more sides to the story.

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