What Is A Vortex?
A vortex is a spyraling energy. Examples
of such are water spinning down a drain, or a tornado. There are other
vortices that cannot be seen. Examples of these are the vortices in Sedona.
Even though grammatically incorrect, the plural form of "vortex" when
referring to the energy in Sedona is commonly accepted to be "vortexes."
Supposedly,
there are various places around the planet that put out energy that can
be felt mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This phenomenon is referred
to as a "vortex."
Is Sedona A Vortex?
Sedona
is said to contain various locations that are vortexes. Areas such as
Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa, and Boynton Canyon are vortexes,
and produce energies that can be felt. Many people come to Sedona because
of the great feeling it leaves them with, and many people contribute this
to the existence of vortexes.
What Creates These Vortexes?
When
you take a piece of iron, like a nail, and expose it to water, it rusts
and turns reddish-orange. Sedona and the entire Red Rock area are red
for a reason -- The dirt and rocks have a very high iron content. The
redness that you see is rust.
Besides rusting, iron has another
well-known characteristic -- It's magnetic. Magnets are made from iron.
Iron, and things made from iron, are attracted to magnets. When you bring
iron into the vicinity of a magnet, that piece of iron is affected. It
may be pushed or pulled in various directions depending on the polarization
of the magnet.
There is plenty of iron in the human body, specifically
the blood stream. Blood is red for the same reason that the dirt in Sedona
is red. It is full of iron, and this iron at the core of the red blood
cells is what collects oxygen and moves it around the body.
The
effects of being in an area with a magnetic energy that is different from
what you're used to can affect the blood flowing through the body, and
specifically the brain. This can result in having a very slight effect
on brain activity, which can cause a change in mood. These are the experiences
that most people have when coming into contact with a vortex in Sedona.
Can
Vortexes Really Make Me Feel Better?
People have reported
various experiences when coming into contact with vortexes. These feelings
and experiences have generally been positive and healing in nature. Many
people would describe that they are "rejuvenated" or "re-energized" after
their visit to Sedona.
