My thinking might be much different than most people around this question in the title, especially here in Sedona. I believe there are vortexes all over the place! I joke with clients and say, “In an hour I could find a vortex in Central Park in NY.

When I first came to Sedona, I didn’t feel the energy that strongly in the four vortexes listed on the maps. Maybe because I was use to the intense power in the Northern Plains where I could hear the Old Ones singing.
For the first six months in Sedona I hiked everyday, sometimes twice a day. And after a time, I began to feel my heart and spirit being pulled into unknown places. I allowed myself to explore those places and show my heart to them and I began to discover the intensity of energy I was use too. And thus was born the Vortex Experiences listed on the parent site, Sedona Sacred Journeys.
If you come to Sedona and want to explore on your own, I’m all for it! Just drive around and when you feel yourself being pulled gently or something catches your eye–STOP–and get out the car and go explore it! I call this openness and willingness. There is no where to get too, brothers and sisters!
When you get into the desert or trees, continue to let that feeling guide you no matter how much you think you might be going the wrong way-–”This makes no sense, this doesn’t look right!” Quiet your thoughts, let go of trying to reach for it or trying to figure it out, relax! Suddenly, you might feel an energy surge coming from the ground underneath you or directly at you.
Before you enter the desert, you might make a little prayer and an offering of tobacco or even water. There can never be too much praying and hugging is my motto!
When you find that vortex, what ever you do, don’t try and manage it or do anything with it! Classic and natural, innocent mistake. Just be there–-let go–relax. In the shamanic tradition you are gathering personal power. Don’t forget to thank that power spot before you leave-–this is important.
Well, this will give you a good start!
More later…
A Ho,
Greg