Alma Lewtom

Trusting The Unseen Path: The Amazing Journey To Meet Steve Nobel

What an Amazing Story I’m bringing You today, Friend!

Last year, I felt my Inner Guidance nudging me to write to Steve Nobel and invite Him for an interview. I was so happy he agreed—we had A Lovely Conversation about The Spiritual Path, scarcity and abundance, psychic protection, and more.

During the interview, the seed of Steve visiting Romania appeared quite naturally. And, a few months later, it happened!

 

The First Time I Embarked On Such A Long Drive, Where I Had To Cross The Mountains

700+km. This is how long the drive was—there and back—to meet Steve Nobel.

It was the first time I embarked on such a long drive. I had to cross The Mountains—this was The Only Way. My feet shook when I started The Ascent, but I took deep breaths, and I did it!

And Thank Goodness for Steve’s Triple Shield On The Move!

 

It Was Worth Every Step and Every Kilometer: I Got To Meet Steve Nobel In Person!

I am Grateful beyond Words and beyond Worlds to have met Steve! It was an Incredible Honor and A Huge Blessing to explore the city together.

After visiting some locations for a possible event, I proposed we go for a short hike. I was so happy that Steve agreed! Being on The Mountain Path is one of my greatest Joys while in this Body, and it still feels like a Dream to have walked together. (It’s the first time I walk the Mountain Path in a dress!)

Steve Nobel & Alma Lewtom on The Mountain Path in Romania

It took a while to find the path—Maps wouldn’t show it, so I had to ask people how to get there.

We climbed for a while, until we reached an Intersection. I checked online—we took the path the Internet said was the path, and we went further, absorbed in conversation.

At some point, we saw a log that seemed very inviting for catching our breath, so we took a break. Steve asked me if it’s fine if we make a Reel with The Gift I had brought for Him: an Semi-Original version of Inner Light (I painted The Great Central Sun—as Steve would name it—on top of the print, because I used metallic paints for the Original and prints don’t reveal the same Light). I agreed—I honestly don’t even know what I said! After we stopped recording, I cried tears of Joy. I just couldn’t stem them.

Then we went back on the path. We started wondering where was the top. A while back, I had asked some people who were descending how long it’d be until we get there, and they said 15 minutes. Way more than 15 minutes passed. I explained it happens sometimes, the sign on the Mountain shows 2h and it’s actually 3h. So we kept going. Until we met two people, who told us this was not The Path to The Top of The Mountain in The City. Uh-oh.

So, we returned to the Intersection—indeed, it took 15 minutes to get to the top.

Picture on Top of The Mountain in The City by Alma Lewtom

Looking back now, while it may have not been the right path to get straight to the top, I feel it was the right path for us, because it gave us the chance for more interchange.

 

Returning Home with New Gifts

The Day of the Return, there was a predicted Storm, estimated around noon. I woke up and checked the weather report: the time of the Storm had been moved to 10:00 am. Oh! I moved At The Speed of Light to get in my car and get going! If the Storm caught me while crossing The Mountains… so I left as soon as I could! (I couldn’t move At The Speed of Light on our Romanian Roads though—I had to respect the Speed Limits.)

I crossed The Mountains safely, before the Storm. Phew!

You Don’t Play With The Mountain, as we say in Romanian (Cu Muntele Nu Te Joci).

I took a much-needed break at the base of The Mountains. I felt the need for a longer brunch break, so I looked for a place where I could get some warm food and a coffee. There had been no time for coffee in the Morning! I found an interesting place: Cafeneaua Literară (The Literary Coffee Shop). It sounded great, so off I went!

How welcome was this Pit-stop! I could finally relax a bit. I really needed the warm food and coffee. The Lovely Ladies I encountered there were awesome. They invited me to see the place, and even choose a Book I could take Home! I found a Treasure. En Français. They wouldn’t accept my Donation, but I insisted! It must have been an expensive book. And I was so grateful to have found This Awesome Place. If Your Camino ever brings You in the area, it is A Must See! (It’s on Freedom’s Street!)

I would have stayed longer, but I had to go. I still had hundreds of km to drive, and the storm prediction was still active.

The Return

It did turn out to be real! It caught me in a village, and I had to stop several times wherever I could, because it was impossible to see the road. But it eventually passed.

When I parked my car in my hometown, I stayed for a few minutes and I danced in the car. My own Music in my Head. Though Katy Perry’s Firework could have been a great Soundtrack choice. Except I would’ve said Boom, boom, boom, even brighter than The Sun… but then it wouldn’t have rhymed.

Ever since I returned from This Fantastic, Stellar, Phenomenal Soul Journey, I’ve been overjoyed. Pinch me, I must be dreaming!

And I can’t wait to keep sharing the New Gifts We’ve Received! Thank You So, So Much, Steve Nobel!

Thank You—With All My Heart and Soul—for Blessing Romania with Your Presence!

From Alma Lewtom With Love

Trust The Unseen Path, Friend. Your Heart Has The Map. Buen Camino!

With Incredible Honor & Immense Gratitude,

P.S. The adventure is always and everywhere a passage beyond the veil of the known into the unknown; the powers that watch at the boundary are dangerous; to deal with them is risky; yet for anyone with competence and courage the danger fades. — Joseph Campbell

Alma Lewtom