Sedona, A Sacred, Spiritual Place.

Healers, spiritual guides, wellness seekers and artists are drawn to this centre of healing set amidst jarring red rocks, steep canyon walls and pine forests of Sedona in the heart of Arizona.
This well-known healing place, surrounded by a landscape that resembles planet Mars, is where many receive life changing spiritual healing and experiences.Sedona is often referred to as the sacred place and has become a key destination for the home of wellness retreats offering treatments to supplement the environment’s unique character.
One of the greatest attractions of Northern Arizona are the famous energy vortexes. Sedona’s vortexes are known to be swirling centers of energy that are conducive to healing, meditation and self-exploration. This is where the earth feels alive with energy when standing near any of the vortex centres. Visitors have documented that they feel inspired, recharged or uplifted after visiting these centres.
Within Sedona, there are four vortexes: the Airport Mesa, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Boynton Canyon. They each radiate their own particular energy. Some visitors believe that the vortexes produce energy flowing upward while at others the energy spirals downward, entering the earth. In order to nourish the soul and transform life, many visitors come to the vortexes to find a higher purpose. 
Wellbeing and purification are embedded into the culture of Sedona, with local organic foods designed to nourish the mind and body. Hotels and retreats encourage visitors and guests to become part of this ethos. They are introduced to ancient energy principles to create circulation in their bodies, connect to one’s true essence and focus on overall health and wellbeing.
This region of Arizona is based around ethereal energy. Part of the American Southwest has deep roots in mysticism and spirituality, roots essential to its identity. The area was first discovered by Native Americans almost twenty-five thousand years ago. They travelled miles to attend ceremonies in this place as proven by the Native American ruins and cultures. Many spiritual people today visit seeking peace and harmony.  Today, there remains a strong influence from Navajo and Hopi Indians which explains why its rich cultural impact lives on.