Mysteries of Sedona & Redrock Winner

Mysteries of Sedona & Redrock Winner

Sedona is named after Sedona Miller Schnebly (1877-1950), the wife of the city’s first postmaster, who was celebrated for her hospitality and industriousness. It is the best place for spiritual renewal inspiring all types of people, and has been called a cathedral without walls. One of the most popular wedding spots is called Cathedral Rock which is a beautiful backdrop for photos, and may attract people for more of a mysterious acknowledgement. There are the vortexes, the powerful centers of converging energy, which are responsible for putting Sedona on the metaphysical map. You can't see or hear or even smell a vortex but many people claim they can feel one. Some say that it is like gentle waves going through or something rushed through them like a tremor. Many believe that those who become sensitive to this energy from the Earth can benefit from the subtle metaphysical changes it generates. A vortex is an enhanced energy location that makes it easier to do prayer, meditation, or mind/body healing and can be an awe-inspiring site to help you put together new insights. Some think that where energy lines converge, opposites like the spiritual and material worlds often attract. In Sedona's lands there are many doorways to the spirits where the streams between the two worlds are thin. In areas where an Arizona Cypress and an Arizona Sycamore’s trunks have grown around each other, some feel that this is a portal for the spirits. These spots are said to be scattered throughout Sedona. A witness was taking a tour, all of a sudden felt an energy coming up his leg, into his spine, and in his head, while standing near the two trees. People have had paranormal experiences like seeing spirits, hearing voices, strange noises, and being touched by unseen hands. Are these vortexes in Sedona and other places throughout the world just new age hype or is there something very real going on in these places? There is not a way to measure scientific vortex energy but lack of proof doesn't discourage the believers.

Built in the red rocks of Sedona is an amazing cathedral. The view from the santuary's windows are overwhelming making it hard to absorb what the preacher was saying during mass.