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There’s no place else like Sedona for spiritual experiences with its natural energy. Known for a concentration of Vortex sites, or energetic power points, Sedona is considered one of the major power points on our planet. Spend some time in a spiritual paradise on a Sedona Spiritual Experience with Healing From The Heart. Spending time in Sedona with Healing From The Heart is like going to a spiritual spa. Balance your mind, body and spirit.
Unlike tour providers that take numerous visitors on tours with set itineraries and schedules, or readers who only do readings, Healing From The Heart meets your spiritual needs, by offering a variety of possible combinations of spiritual experiences.
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With her intuitive abilities, your spiritual guide, Cynthia Tierra, will help you receive clear messages to understand your life. Manifest your dreams. Release your problems. Heal wounds from the past. Discover you life purpose. Be at Peace.
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Cynthia Tierra is a Certified Holistic Health Practitioner/Reiki Master Teacher/Universal Shaman
Are you concerned about your relationships, physical health, or the direction your life has taken?
Do you want to be healthy and happy?
Whatever is happening in your life, you can find peace. Experience a healing treatment, unlike any other treatment offered by any other healer. Eliminate pain by identifying and releasing the underlying causes.
Why suffer? Empower yourself For an experience, available only in Sedona, you can choose to have a mini-treatment outdoors, surrounded by red rocks and vortex energy.
For an amazing foot reflexology session:
Sedona Heartwalk
1456 SR 179, Sedona.
(928)204-5589
Tell them Cynthia Tierra of Healing From The Heart sent you. Leon did reflexology on me and I can't begin to describe how good it felt.
Are you coming to Sedona with your family and looking for activities you can do together?
With over 30 years experience as a professional educator, Cynthia Tierra will plan a fun time for your entire family.
Go to a vortex and experience energetic balancing
Go to an area of multiple vortexes where few tourists go. At the site, learn all about vortexes from a spiritual perspective, along with providing interesting geological and historic information about the area. Learn a technique to call in the energy and perform energetic balancing.
Create a spiritual artwork, to take home.
No talent is required, just a willingness to create
If the weather permits, work outside beneath the energy of Courthouse Rock. Look at historic artworks. Use colored pencils and paint to create a work of art. A studio tour is also included. Cynthia Tierra studied Art Education at The University of Arizona, was a certified K-12 Fine Art Specialist and taught art for several years.
Play with Sound
Play different instruments that have been used for meditation and healing, including the drum, singing bowl, digeridoo, native flute and silver branch. Also explore using your voice as an instrument, no singing ability or talent required, just a willingness to try. Explore the sacred vowels, just like people from ancient times.
Have a customized, spiritually focused experience with Healing From The Heart to enjoy the spirituality of nature. Feel the presence of nature spirits, rock energy and animal energy.
Things To Do In Sedona :
If you just want to take a hike on your own, Sedona has over 100 hiking trails, ranging from easy, to moderate, to difficult.
Take a drive to one of the many scenic vistas. Enjoy the view while connecting with the energy. Pick up a FREE map of Sedona, with suggested drives, at The U.S.Forest Service Visitor Center in The Village of Oak Creek off Hwy 179A, or The Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center off Hwy 89A in Uptown Sedona. Avoid other places offering Free visitor maps and information. They are fronts for time share companies.
Spend a day at The Grand Canyon. This is a wondrous, very sacred place with healing energy. Find a spot away from all the tourists and call in the energy of the Ancient Ones. The Grand Canyon is a two hour drive from Sedona Because The Grand Canyon is one of the most visited sites in America and can get very crowded, I suggest you go there mid week. Admission is $25 per car. Contact Grand Canyon National Park 928.638.7888 for further information.
Get a feel for the area by taking a trolley ride on The Sedona Trolley 928.282.4211.
The Sedona Heritage Museum 928.282.7038, located off Jordan Road in Uptown, in a historic ranch house, has exhibits about the history of the area.
Go horseback riding.
Take a balloon, plane or helicopter ride.
Rent an off road vehicle and explore. Call Mark Ranges at Sedona Off-Road Center 928.282.5599
Rent a mountain bike.
Play a round of golf.
Get a massage. For a great massage with Reiki, I recommend Laura Porkorny of Adagio Massage Therapy 928-301-2503.Body Dialog with Rosemary Anderson for bodywork 480.720.6853 or Stillpoint...Living in Balance for massage and aromatherapy928-301-0830
The possibilities for enjoying your time in Sedona are unlimited.
Need a place to Stay?
Hotels close to Healing From The Heart:
Bell Rock Inn 928.282.4161
Comfort Inn 928.282.3132
Desert Quail Inn 928.284.1433
Hilton 877.273-3762
Kokopelli Inn 928.284.1100 offers a room rate discount to my clients. When making your reservation, say you are with Healing from The Heart.
La Quinta Inn 928.284.0711
The Views Inn Sedona 928.284.2487
Wildflower Inn 888.494.5335 offers special rates. When making your reservation, say you were referred by Healing from The Heart.
If you're interested in staying on Oak Creek in a natural setting, that is only a few miles away from Sedona, consider Angel Valley. Tell Amayra, Healing from The Heart sent you. 928.634.1320
Note: There was a tragic sweat lodge at Angel Valley in October 2009, which resulted in three deaths. Angel Valley was rented out for this retreat. The owners of Angel Valley are responsible spiritual people, who unfortunately rented their facility to someone they belatedly discovered was of questionable integrity. This is my personal statement and does not necessarily reflect the views of the owners of Angel Valley. Cynthia Tierra
The Sedona Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center 800.288.7336 or 928.782.-7222, can help match you up with a hotel or motel that fits your budget.
Or, stay in a campground. This is not suggested during the winter, due to freezing temperatures at night. Many area campgrounds are closed from October until March. For further information, call The Red Rock District Ranger Station 928.282.4119. Another possibility for camping, Rancho Sedona R.V. Park is privately owned and open year round. Their number is 888.641.4261. Lo Lo Mai Springs 928.634.4700 also offers tent sites and cabins all year.
If you're interested in possibly purchasing a time share, most of the time share properties offer low cost rooms to potential buyers. There are a number of time share options including : Fairfield Resorts 928.203.9744, Los Abrigados 928.204.-1520, Sedona Pines 928.292.6640, and Sunterra 928.204.9481
What's the weather like?
Sedona is in the high desert. We get four seasons of weather here. It can get cold in the winter, around or just below freezing, and hot in the summer, over 100 degrees. In December, January and February, you might find snow, but it won't stay for long. In June and July, it can be over 100 before noon and there isn't much shade. In late July and August, the monsoon rains can make the trails muddy and the air humid.
In the winter, bring layers of clothes, so you can adjust to whatever mother nature provides. In the summer, bring your swim suit. Spend the early morning hours hiking and relax by the pool in the afternoon.
Sedona is in the high desert
What kind of food do you like?
Dining Suggestions:
Quick: The deli at New Frontiers Natural Marketplace 1420 W.Hwy89A, makes great sandwiches to order.
Casual: Wildflower Bread Company 101 N. Hwy 89, sandwiches and salads to please any taste
Favorite restaurant: Picazzos Gourmet Pizza 1855 W Hwy 89A, Lots of options and you can get gluten free crust and non dairy cheese. Plus great salads.
Vegetarian : Chocola Tree 1580 W Hwy 89 A Variety of offerings and great tasting food with ingredients from their organic garden
If you are into fast food, Sedona has a McDonalds (complete with teal arches in West Sedona on Hwy 89A), a Burger King ( just to the left of the Y on Hwy 89A), Taco Bell/Kentucky Fried Chicken (next to New Frontiers on 89A), a Subway and a Wendy's (on Hwy 179 in The Village of Oak Creek)
Interested in metaphysical products?
Shopping suggestions:
Locally owned and operated by members of The Sedona Metaphysical Spiritual Association:
Golden Word Books and Music
Large selection of New Age books, music, jewelry, crystals, statuaries, aromatherapy, DVDs, cards, gifts.
(928) 282-2688
1575 W. State Route 89A, Sedona.
Mystical Bazaar
Aura Photography, Unique Gemstone Jewelry, Healing Crystals, Metaphysical Tools, Chakra Products, Botanical Essences, Buddha Statues, Gifts, Books, Tarots & Music.
(928) 204-5615
1449 W SR 89A Sedona, AZ
For tourist souvenirs, go to Walgreens on Hwy 89A in West Sedona. They are much less expensive than the tourist shops in Uptown and have a souvenir section with key chains, post cards, t shirts, coffee cups and other products.
Want to learn more about Sedona Vortexes?
Not sure how to get there? or even what they really are?
Read Sedona Vortexes A Guidebook for the Spiritual Traveler an informational guide from a spiritual perspective. For only $10.00, get vortex information that is not available from any other source. This guidebook contains everything you need to know about the vortex areas of Sedona.
Revised in 2009!!!
Learn about ; The History of Sedona Vortexes; What Is A Vortex? Working With Vortex Energy; How Vortexes Got Their Names; The Location of Major Sedona Vortexes; Other Vortex Areas In Sedona; Going To A Vortex Can Change Your Life; How To Make Your Vortex Experience The Best It Can Be.
This useful publication even has precise directions and a Vortex map.
As a bonus gift with your order, you will receive a coupon for a 10% discount off any service provided by Healing From The Heart.
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How do you get to Sedona?
Regional Transportation: The nearest major airport is Sky Harbor in Phoenix. It is approximately an hour and a half drive from Phoenix to Sedona. You will need to rent a car or take the Sedona/Phoenix Shuttle928.282-2066 to and from the airport. Public transportation in Sedona is limited, so rent a car if you want an optimal experience.
Sedona is: 119 miles from Phoenix, approximately 2 hours drive; 275 miles from Las Vegas, approximately 5 hours drive; 480 miles from LA, approximately 7.5 hours drive.
Savings and offers throughout the Sedona area: The Sedona Super Pass makes your Sedona experience affordable with over 80 coupons, such as buy one get one free meals, and up to 25% discount retail coupons. Super passes which cost $10, will save you lots more than the price of the pass, and are available at www.VisitSedona.com or at Chamber of Commerce Visitor Centers. Look for the Healing From The Heart coupons.
Sedona Spiritual Experiences
with Healing From The Heart
Sedona On A Budget
By Cynthia Tierra
Gas prices are on a roller coaster ride, but they seem to be slowly increasing. Everything else also seems to be getting more expensive. If you’re considering taking a trip to Sedona, but are concerned about the costs, there are ways to save money
One of the most expensive items on any trip is lodging. Since you are probably going to be out and about most of the day, your motel room will basically serve as a place to shower, sleep and regroup, so consider staying in an inexpensive motel. The Kokopelli Inn offers a discount to my clients, so you may want to condiser staying there. If you have an R.V. or a tent, paying for a camp site saves money. Camping is available in Sedona at campgrounds operated by The National Forest Service. Visit The Red Rock District Ranger Station web site.www.redrockcountry.org for camping information. During the winter months when it gets cold, near or at freezing at night, camping may not be optimal. Another possibility, Rancho Sedona R.V. Park 1-888-641-4261 is privately owned. Lo Lo Mai Springs (928) 634-4700 also offers tent sites, cabins, and r.v. spaces. A basic cabin at LoLoMai will cost about half the price of a motel room.
If you're considering purchasing a timeshare, timeshare companies offer low cost rooms to potential buyers. Local companies are: Fairfield Resorts (928) 203-9744, Los Abrigados (928) 204-1520, Sedona Pines (928) 292-6640, and Sunterra (928) 204-9481. You will need to set aside a few hours to attend their presentation in exchange for a discount price on a room.
The second most costlyitem on a trip is usually food.If you are into fast food, Sedona has a Subway, Wendys, Taco Bell, McDonalds (complete with teal arches) and a Burger King. Cafe Jose in the Safeway shopping plaza in West Sedona offers inexpensive food for breakfast,lunch or dinner. You can also go to the Deli Department at local grocery stores and get sandwiches to go. If you like healthy organic offerings, go to New Frontiers Natural foods market deli. Getting your food to go is less expensive. If you eat inside, there is a local surcharge. Once you get your food, have a picnic in the Sedona Community Park or at the ramada on Cultural Park Road. The views from both these picnic areas are spectacular.
If you’re looking for a cheap snack, buy a beer at The Oak Creek Brewery and fill up on free popcorn and peanuts.
This is the brewery in West Sedona on Yavapai Drive off Coffee Pot Drive near Bashas, not the upscale tourist oriented one in Tlaquepaque.
For low cost sight seeing, pick up a FREE map from the official Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center in Uptown Sedona. Don't bother going to roadside establishments offering FREE visitor information. These are owned by timeshare companies and are trying to lure in potential customers. While you’re at The official visitor center, buy a $5 a day Red Rock Pass that allows you to park in Forest Service parking areas. Most convenience stores and gas stations also sell passes. Do your own tour to the well known vortexes. Most of them are within a reasonable walk from the parking areas. You’ll find the major vortexes at Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, Airport Mesa and Boynton Canyon Vista.
There are over 100 hiking trails around Sedona, and taking a hike is totally FREE, other than needing a Red Rock Pass, to park at the trail head.
Even though traveling can be costly, you can save money on a vacation in Sedona. Why miss out on the red rocks and natural beauty? Sedona is unlike any place else on earth. It’s worth the trip.
The author of this article, Cynthia Tierra, is a Holistic Health Practitioner/Reiki Master and founder of Healing From The Heart. She offers Healing and Psychic Readings in person or distance, Reiki training, Vortex Tours and vortex information, and spiritual lessons by email. A Sedona resident, Cynthia has been exploring all this wonderful area has to offer for 25 years. She can be reached at 928.284.0092.
Gas prices are on a roller coaster ride, but they seem to be slowly increasing. Everything else also seems to be getting more expensive. If you’re considering taking a trip to Sedona, but are concerned about the costs, there are ways to save money