Vortexes of Arizona: With real pic!

[Scotty]

Sedona 'Vortex'

After attending the Monroe Institute in 2000, one of the other participants in their LifeLine program living in southern Arizona sent me this real film photograph she took while on a visit to Sedona, Arizona. Vortexes are commonly spoken of in Sedona, but here is a real scanned non-digital photograph of one! 

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page1491.html

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The Sedona area is host to four vortexes. These are some of the most popular spots in the area and one its largest attractions. On a vortex site, it is said that the earth's unseen lines of power intersect to form an energy field. How this actually affects one's Sedona experience may vary greatly from one person to the next. The vortex locations are, Boynton Canyon, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Airport Mesa.

[Zak Roy Yoballa]

Not to burst anyone's bubble but there could be perfectly rational explainations for this.  Atmospheric phenoms, jet exhaust etc.  It is a very cool pic though.

[Scotty]

The definition of a Vortex is a whirl pole that creates a vacuum above the surface of the planet. How this whirl pole is made is by the magnetic energy of the earth in direct alignment with certain locations around the world.

("mirror" link for anyone having trouble opening image:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y30/storm_dancer/Vortex061106a.jpg)

[Wolkos]

Aren't there supposed to be multiple vortexs across the world or is it just in Arizona?

[Scotty]

I don't no much about Vortexes spacificly.

South-Western America is were most atmospheric Phenomena occur.

From Northern California (Bohemian Grove) down to New Mexico and Guatemala (Aztec Ruins).

Directly on the other side of the world there has always been weird happenings in Egypt (The Pyramids) to Southern Iraq (Sumaria).

A plain connection there, but its all made up of, complex Geographical Networks..., ehm something down thoughs lines lol

[jordyn]

the montana house of mystery...it's about half an hour drive away, it's pretty amazing, it was grand fun watching my husband and brother in law spend over an hour on the tiny cabin trying to figure out the "trick" that allowed people to lean forward forty five degrees and not fall, a large gear wheel on a chain float rather than hang and swing, and how they get a marble to roll up.

they couldn't figure it out, and it's a nice walk.