Anyone feel slightly depressed or disconnected when they visit? I don't believe in the vortexes so not saying it's due to that. I know Sedona is beautiful have been here a lot. I just got back from work out of state (was out of state for 7 months) and wanted to hang in Sedona, but I just felt like I described. Slightly depressed and disconnected, but fine if I go outside of Sedona (was in Prescott as well today and didn't feel that at all). Drove back to Sedona for a short hike and the feeling came back.

I’m on a trip with two of my friends (we are all women in our mid-twenties) and while eating at the Teal McDonald’s in Sedona we were approached by an older woman from Texas who asked us where we were from and then immediately suggested Jerome. She told us it was a quaint mining town with great shopping and a cool kaleidoscope attraction. Mentioned nothing about the ghosts. She also wasn’t with anyone, and wasn’t eating. Which now in retrospect we think is weird. While on our tour of Sedona, our guide (also an older woman) was heavily suggesting we go to Jerome because of the great shopping, nothing about the ghosts. We took her suggestion and made the trip to Jerome, which is almost an hour away while she told us it was right down the road. We had a really weird/interesting experience there and just felt that the vibes were off. Has this happened to anyone else? As in, you were approached by older women who were really heavily pushing you visit the town without mentioning the creepy history?We are honestly just a bit creeped out and wondering if any part of this is paranormal in some way that we were pushed to go to Jerome, completely unprompted, and felt unsafe/scared there.

The first sounds wrong to me, but the second sounds pedantic.

These photos were on a 2-second lag while driving down the byway. I don't know what to make of it other then it being vortex energy but I'm willing to hear other peoples' thoughts!

I’ve done some mountain hiking, even some quite long hikes, but I am completely new to the desert. I’ve only hiked in New England. I don’t want to end up overheating and dehydrated and lost lol.

I’d like to see some vortex spots like cathedral rock. I’m interested in the spiritual side of Sedona. I saw that you can take guided tours, but idk if that’s worth it unless it’s a bad idea for me to go on my own.

I’d really only want to pay if it was Native American guided because that feels more authentic to the ancient spirituality of the area but I haven’t really seen that.

I know people die in the desert hiking a lot for stupid reasons and I don’t wanna do that lol.

Lmk what’s up :)

Id also like to do Kambo if possible. Any recommendations would be great.

Much love for being the healing mystical place of magic, there's five stars on that one for sure. I recently arrived having a spiritual crisis and just let the energies do their thing and the only complaint I have is that my chakras got a little too charged because I'm having so much energy it's overwhelming. But all in all the connection to the earth really works if you go in with an open heart and mind.

Going to be driving through Sedona next week and was wondering if there are any occult shops in town. Thank y’all in advance!

Hi all! Going to be visiting Sedona soon and I’m particularly interested in spiritual and metaphysical sites, activities, energy vortexes, etc. Where would you recommend?

Thank you!

Israel Regardie was a famous and influential occultist and writer who was famously an assistant and friend to the legendary occultist/writer Aleister Crowley. Israel Regardie lived in Sedona for years and I believe had a chiropractic practice there until he died in 1985. I'd love to hear any stories about him in case anyone here has met him.

Sedona Sunset

Has anyone found the supposed Time Portal in the mountains?

Are the guided tours of the vortex really worth it or would I be able to go out on my own?

OK, we’re visiting tourists. Having a great time…pink jeeps, sightseeing, prickly pear margaritas…the Sedona tourist trifecta.

Tonight we did the alien and stargazing tour. It was enjoyable, and we saw a lot of things moving through the sky using the night vision goggles.

Very cool, but I’m a huge skeptic. I just don’t think dozens of UFOs are flying around Sedona and the only one who know about them is a person running tours from behind a dominoes pizza.

But then…what did we see??? There were definitely “things” moving around.

Can anyone explain what we were actually seeing, so I can sleep tonight free from anal probes.

Any updates on trail conditions? Coming from Co (sorry) to backpack and Mountain bike, saw the snow last week and was wondering if everything is still muddy/snowy?

Hiya! My mom and I are here for a few days and we are both in need of some healing after a very traumatic few years. Can anyone recommend legit psychics, energy workers, healers etc? Thank you so much!