What's a vortex and do you have to go to Sedona to feel one?

Sedona's energy vortexes have beckoned spiritual seekers for more than 40 years. But what is a vortex really — and is Sedona the only place to feel one?

Related Keywords

Maryland , United States , Arizona , Bell Rock , Sedona , Chapel Of The Holy Cross , Long Island , Virginia , Santa Monica Mountains , California , San Fernando Valley , Griffith Observatory , Boynton Pass , Boynton Canyon , San Gabriel Mountains , Cathedral Rock , Pacific Palisades , Leeann Rigau , Elizabeth Weinberg , Anjuli Mahendra , Doug Ducey , Lynn Debaw , Dick Sutphen , Kent Nishimura Los Angeles , Gail Brown , Petea Sanders Jr , Los Angeles , Gertrude Smith , Banah Winn , Dennis Andres , Kim Sieb , La Philosophical Research Society , Big Vortex Energy , Philosophical Research Society , Kachina Woman , New Age , Adam Riding , For The Times , Holy Cross , Verde Valley , Arizona Governor Doug Ducey , Executive Order , Kent Nishimura , Los Angeles Times , Airport Loop Trail , Airport Mesa , Great Exodus , Rocks Country , Airport Loop , Ann Rigau , Bay Area , Sedona Metaphysical Spiritual , Vortex Information , Hollywood Hills , San Fernando , Santa Monica , Self Realization Fellowship , Lake Shrine , Sedona Mystical Tours , Courthouse Rock , Research Society ,