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mikeschu · 12-24-2007, 08:25 PM

Apologies for not getting this out earlier - I totally forgot to update in my haste.

Day three was about getting to Bell Rock and experiencing the vortex there. Getting there was no problem - in fact, it's easy to see when you're driving down highway 179 out of Sedona. There are a couple of parking lots really close to the site, so I was able to get on the rock really quick.

It's almost impossible to get to the top of the rock, but I tried to get as close to the vortex as reasonable. Unfortunately, I was not able to get a good meditative state going as they are in the process of expanding the highway. I had to move a couple of times to the back side of the rock to get comfortable. Once I was there, I had an image of a brown falcon (like a kestrel) in my mind. I held it there for a few minutes, but I wasn't getting anything else.

Once I went back to the road side of the rock, a few minutes of meditation came up with a voice and a message that made me smile:

Experience joy.

I'm not sure if this was the entire message, as it seems incomplete. However, I feel better knowing that I was able to pick up on something while I was in Sedona.

12-24-2007, 08:25 PM	#9 (permalink)
mikeschu Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: San Diego, CA, United States Posts: 77	Sedona - Day 3 Apologies for not getting this out earlier - I totally forgot to update in my haste. Day three was about getting to Bell Rock and experiencing the vortex there. Getting there was no problem - in fact, it's easy to see when you're driving down highway 179 out of Sedona. There are a couple of parking lots really close to the site, so I was able to get on the rock really quick. It's almost impossible to get to the top of the rock, but I tried to get as close to the vortex as reasonable. Unfortunately, I was not able to get a good meditative state going as they are in the process of expanding the highway. I had to move a couple of times to the back side of the rock to get comfortable. Once I was there, I had an image of a brown falcon (like a kestrel) in my mind. I held it there for a few minutes, but I wasn't getting anything else. Once I went back to the road side of the rock, a few minutes of meditation came up with a voice and a message that made me smile: Experience joy. I'm not sure if this was the entire message, as it seems incomplete. However, I feel better knowing that I was able to pick up on something while I was in Sedona.