Sedona, Arizona is a beautiful city that’s most famous for its red sandstone rock formations. While the natural beauty that exists here is a top reason why so many people choose to vacation in Sedona, they also come because the area is known as a spiritual hotspot. Also known as vortexes, these mystical areas are said to contain intense areas of focused energy, and for that reason are a huge draw for those seeking more clarification or insight on their lives.

The Mystical Sedona Vortex

With each and every year that passes, Sedona is becoming more well-known for a place where vortex energy exists. While this vortex energy is believed to include healing properties, it is still not fully understood where this energy stems from, leaving it up to debate whether or not the mystical Sedona vortex actually offers healing properties. Page Bryant is the person behind the term, a medium well-known for exploring areas in which people claim to have experienced energy that led to their healing.

Vortexes in Sedona are commonly sought by those who want to meditate, self-explore and/or heal themselves, and for a variety of reasons. They believe that Sedona is a constantly evolving center of energy and accordingly can help them feel both inspired and rejuvenated. While many visitors will specifically come to the area to meditate, perform yoga or participate in other ceremonial practices, many others come to simply explore and enjoy all of the natural beauty that can be found here.

There are four popular vortex sites for visitors to explore, with each one offering its own special release of vortex energy. Visitors can choose to explore the vortex areas on their own or they can choose to hire a guide to take him on one or more vortex tours. While all of the vortex areas are easy to find, maps are available with directions, which makes for a great souvenir.

Airport Mesa – Airport Mesa is heavily used all year round due to the fact that it is considered to be a one of the vortex sites in Arizona that contains a lot of energy.

Bell Rock – Bell Rock is a popular vortex site for those looking to meditate, to seek serenity and/or to find inspiration for their lives.

Boynton Canyon – The energy found in Boynton Canyon offers a feminine side and a masculine side, which means the energy found here offers visitors balance.

Cathedral Rock – Cathedral Rock is also commonly referred to as Red Rock Crossing, as the vortex energy found here is strongest where the Red Rock Creek and Cathedral Rock meet.

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