Hello, and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host DEEB. Bowen,
and I'm Samantha Fay, and we are so excited that you have joined us.
This week, we're going to do an episode that parkens back to one
that we did a long time ago. Samantha, I don't even remember quite
how long ago it was, and I'm not sure what has happened, but
recently we have gotten a state of emails asking us to revisit the concept of
vortexas and a little on lay line. So we'll touch on that at some
point, and we're really happy to do that because these are the kind of
rabbit holes at Samantha and I love to go down. Before we start,
let me just do a little grammar caveat here. The proper hural of the
word vortex is born to sease, but that's fallen out of common usage,
so now we will follow the newer and use the term for texes in this
episode. So let's dive in. Let's first talk about what a vortex is.
When people say, oh, there's a vortex in Sedona, what do
they mean? They mean a swirling mass of energy, and sometimes there are
physical, tangible results of that swirling mass of energy. And that's one of
the reasons that Sedona is so famous for its votexes is because you can see
at a vortex place around Sedona two trees, for example, standing next to
each other, one of which is just a normal tree, looking like a
regular pinion pine for example, and the tree next to it, trunk is
swirling and turning and it looks like somebody has twisted it like a watch call.
And that's what you can see with a vortex. But we also can
feel them when we are standing in the middle of one. It's I liken
it to a tornado, but not in a negative way, just that notion
of energy swirling in that direction. And I think that as far as I
have been able to research, they swirl in clockwise directions. Yeah. And
from what I read, they can be masculine or feminine. Yeah, I
read that to an ala. What that means, I don't really either,
But what I researched said that sense of vortex is created when excess energy accumulates
in one spot. The excess energy can either form as it enters the earth,
making it feminine, or as it leaves the earth, making it masculine.
But I'm not sure how you would determine if the energy's entering or leaving
if it's sorely well, I don't know. I mean, I guess you
maybe some people can see them. When I have been out west, and
I've not been to Sedona, but I've been to Taos and Santa Fe and
Albuquerque in some of those other places, certainly I've been able to feel it,
But could I sense which direction it was moved? Not necessarily, But
that may be about me and not about the bor Texas. So let me
just talk about Sedona while we're on that subject. Deborah Net's burns in a
November twenty twenty three La Times article, had this to say about some of
these most famous for Texas, the ones in and around Sedona, Arizona.
She says, quote, the rock formation known as Kachina Woman rises like an
obelisk out of a cool, green canyon. At its base, more than
three dozen women are tucked into crevices in the rough colored stone, their faces
turned towards the warm Arizona sun. Some sit with their legs crossed, others
are curled in a fetal position. They did not all come together, but
they came for the same purpose to soak up the energy of one of the
most popular bor texes in Sedona, surrounded by towering maces and spectacular vistas,
and located on the ancestral home of the Yavapi. I think I'm pronouncing it
right. People. The small town of Sedonah has long been a destination for
New Age seekers and the astrologers, psychics, to row reader shamans and healers
who cater to them. For the last forty years, these spiritual pilgrims have
been drawn to the region by tales of its mysterious energy vortexes. Definitions vary,
but Sedona's vortexes are generally understood to be geographical sites of invisible and potent
spiritual energy, usually associated with specific rock formations. So I think she's captured
very nicely there them the idea of what people experience, or want to experience
when they go to these sacred places where there's such an amazing energy in here.
She's talking about specifically vortex as related to the landscape, the rock formations
for example, out in the American Southwest. And we'll come back later and
talk more about Sedona and other well known vortex locations. This idea of energy
movement of vortex that we cannot see is as old as Plato, the Greek
philosopher who lived around four twenty seven to three forty seven BC. Plato stated
that Earth's basic structure evolved from a simple geometric shape to more complex geometric shapes.
These shapes became known as the Platonic solids, named after him. They
are cube, tetrahedron, octrahedron, dota, deectrine, and isosyhedron. Plato
associated each shape with one of the elements earth, fire, air, ether,
and water. The Earth's energy grid, from the beginning of its evolutionary
course, has evolved through each of these shapes to what it is today.
Each shape, superimposed one upon the other, create a kind of encompassing energy
field that is the very basis of Earth, folding it all together. And
these energy fields move and rotate, forming vortexes in various places around the globe.
So here's what I think I just said. Plato gave us this idea
that there are geometric structures that work together, cubes, triangles that all work
together to form this grid that encompasses the planet. It's as if the planet
is held in a bubble of lines and connecting energies. That was his concept
of what a vortex and an energy grid is like. And he said,
this energy field that's what holds the Earth together, and that it moves.
This energy field moves and rotates, and in specific places, when certain lines
and brids come together, they or form these vortexes. I think that's a
really interesting concept. It makes sense though, doesn't it. Yeah, it
does. And so these ideas led to the concepts of lay lines and war
texes. That it's all connected because of the way energy flows in linear patterns
around the planet cross and combine and form these wartexes, which again makes a
lot of sense if you think about it that way. Is Some theorize that
the word lay may derive from the Saxony word meaning fire. However, Paul
Devereaux, who is the former editor of Leyhunter magazine, says that lays is
an Anglo Saxon word meaning cleared strips of ground meadows. And I think the
most easily understood concept is that lay lines are invisible lines that circle Earth,
connecting the energy of sacred sites to each other. Unlike longitude and latitude lines,
they do not measure distance, but rather create energy fields known since prehistoric
times. Much research on lay lines and energy fields has been conducted since Plato's
work, of course, but let's fast forward a minute to the twentieth century.
Do you want to talk about what happened after World War One? Yeah?
A British Army engineer named Major fa Mines, who was also a surveyor,
moved to France to do investigations about these energies on Earth, and he
was very interested in the study of radiustesia. This is the ability to sense
energy and forces from people, objects, and the Earth. That word has
often shown when you're studying pendulum movement. So he also, while studying this
concept, took an interest in the Functui system of geomancy. He saw Chinese
geomancers compasses in museums in Paris, which had been brought from China by Jesuit
missionaries. He made drawings of one of these amazing compasses and eventually constructed a
modified version. By learning how to use the Chinese geomancro's compass in conjunction with
his British Army compass, he was able to locate earth energy alignments i e.
Laylines and also sources of noxious energy which were creating areas of geopathic stress
and ill health. Eventually, Major Manese returned to England, where during the
nineteen forties he carried out more research using both of his compasses at the ancient
megalithic site of Stanton Drew. And I have been there, six miles south
of Bristol in the southwest of England. Stanton Drew is comprised of several Metholithic
stone circles which are said to probably date back to three thousand b C.
They show several astronomical alignments and are believed to have been associated with solar or
fire worship in pagan times. While investigating the stones at Stanton Drew, Major
Mines had an extraordinary experience which he subsequently related to a friend and fell of
surveyor whose name was George Sandwith. Major Maneese said, although the weather was
dull, there was no sign of a storm. Just at a moment when
I was rechecking a bearing on one of the stones in that group, it
was as if a powerful flash of lightning hit the stone, so the whole
group was flood lipped, making them glow like molten gold. In a furnace
rooted to the spot, unable to move. I became profoundly awestruck as dazzling
radiations from above caused the whole group of stones to pulsate with energy in a
way that was terrifying before my eyes. It seemed the stones were enveloped in
a moving pillar of fire, radiating light without heat, writhing upwards towards the
heavens. On the other hand, it was descending in a vivid spiral effect
of various shades of color earthward. In fact, the moving flaring lights gyrating
around the stones had joined the heavens and the Earth. Now, well,
I guess you can see vortexas then, because that's a description of what I
imagine one would look like. He certainly did describe it to me. I
agree with you. You know, I have been to Stanton Drew, and
I'll post a picture that I posted before actually on our Facebook page, where
I'm standing at probably the largest of the stones. Stanton Drew is not nearly
as well known as Stonehenge because the stones are not connected, but in terms
of space and circumforts, Stanton Drew is the largest megalith site in Great Britain
and it's out in the middle of a cow pasture, and I didn't see
any flaring lights or moving energy as he describes, but I sure felt it,
a tingling sensation on my arms and up my spine and around my head.
I knew, particularly standing at the stone where there's a photograph of me,
I knew I was in the presence of some kind of inner force.
Stanton group effected me profoundly to be there. Other theorists also have connected the
concept of lay lines and vortexes. Examples include the Hartmann lines, the Curry
lines, the becker Hagen's grid map. They are many rabbit holes you can
go down to look at this notion of this connected grids of energy. One
of the most prolific researchers has been doctor Leforce Clark. He explored what he
called a bow shaped diamagnetic energy vortex shaping the land and a smooth curve on
the African continent. We can also see the same curving formation created by the
east coast of India and the west coast of the China, Korea Vietnam area
of Asia. This vortex is balanced between points twenty four and thirteen. So
we remind ourselves that these smooth curves illustrate the spiraling nature of the superstrings that
make up these geometric energy fields here expressed as spiraling lines of magnetic force.
So what's important about doctor Clark's work is that it reminds us that fortexas have
been recognized and used by indigenous people from around the world since before time.
In an article in Yoga Journal, Arthur Hannah Lott Schwartz writes, Indigenous cultures,
both ancient and contemporary recognize the geological power. Just look at Ayers Rock,
or Machipuccu Monument Valley, and Halikala Crater, noted energy centers held sacred
first by their respective traditional custodians. It's with that in mind that a land
acknowledgment accompanies the vortex destinations. Now, she does caution readers to be respectful
and knowledgeable about the people and the land upon which vortexes exist. And I
think that's important because we have seen stories recently of people kind of decimating these
areas and trampling all over them. In the United States, while Sedona is
the most recognized wartex energy center, there there are others we'd like to mention.
Interestingly, several of them are in California. A twenty fifteen article on
NPR explores the vortex stories about Mount Shasta. For example, Ashlin, owner
of Shasta Vortek's Adventures, tells NPR the Native Americans have always felt that the
mountain was the sacred center of the universe. They even have stories that talk
about being the home of the Creator. Mount Shasta straddles the territories of the
Shasta, Wintu, Atchumawi, Atsugui, and Modoc tribes. Not surprisingly,
the imposing mountain shows up in a lot of tribal myths and stories. It's
especially important to the Wintu tribe, who trace their people's origin back to a
sacred spring on the mountain. They've always done their sacred ceremonies there and they
continue to do them to this day. She says. Every August they do
their ceremonies for just the tribe and their invited guest now. Hannahlat Schwartz also
adds, according to the Esslin, a small indigenous tribe who lived in Big
Surge Ventana Wilderness in California for six thousand years before missionaries came along promising salvation.
The world began at a backcountry peak now known as Pico Blanco and Inventana's
Hot Springs, they found spiritual renewal, strengthening, and cleansing. Though its
vortex worthiness is debated, this stretch of magnificent central California coastline has a history
of healing and power, which has attracted multiple retreat and zen centers. The
Gateway website published an article just last year on some lesser known vortexes in the
US. For example, Eureka Springs and the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas is
home to waters said to be imbued with healing properties, and a spa resort
area has developed and the area alleges to be a vortex. Interestingly, Saint
Augustine, Florida, America's oldest city, also is said to have war texes
and is an area of intense spiritual energy. Now there are I think the
most famous wartexes in our would be concentrated in Sidona, but it is interesting
to think about undiscovered war taxes, or maybe not as popular war texes throughout
America as well. I want to talk for a minute about one of the
most famous war taxes in America. It's called the Chapel of Holy Cross,
and this is the vortex in Sedona. Many say this is the strongest vortex.
There's a gorgeous red rock formation rising up that's called the Eagle. The
eagle's head is said to protect the chapel from negativity. People who have visited
the vortex say it's filled with love, peace, and a sense of oneness.
The chapel was commissioned by Margaret Brunswick Stadd, a rancher and sculptor who
had this idea of a type of church building, almost like she wanted to
do it almost like an empire state building built into the rocks. The chapel
is built in Cocarino National forest Land. It took eighteen months to build and
cost three hundred thousand dollars in nineteen fifty six. You can still attend mass
there or just walk around admiring the beautiful artwork, or participate in the prayer
service. And so there's a lot of people who will go there just to
kind of sit in the energy, to meditate. They'll do cord cutting ceremonies
there, or healing work or intentions, and people feel that it's definitely a
life changing experience, kind of like what you were describing with your experience at
the Rocks in England. As you're talking about this lovely place, I'm thinking,
I'm not sure I could energetically differentiate when I'm in the midst of a
votex energy like we're describing in this episode, or when I'm just being enthralled
and entranced by the energy of a holy spiritual place in general. As you
were talking about this chapelain in Sedona, I was also thinking about the experience
I had in Lorenzo Chapel in Santa Fe. And that was a life changing
experience. And boy, could I feel all sorts of energy there. And
I don't know that it was a vortex energy. Am I making sense?
Yeah? No, you totally are. Isn't that the chapel that's supposedly like
Saint Joseph helped build her, didn't the nuns have like a magical man come
and he did. That's the one. And then okay, downtown Santa Fe
and they ran out of money before they could build a ladder to the choir
loft, and this guy named Joe showed up. Honestly, that's what his
name was, Joe. So he showed up and said, oh, I'll
build it for you, you know, And they're like, yeah, right,
okay, we don't have any money to pay you, do I have
any wood? Whatever? And so the nuns got up the next morning and
there was the staircase, this beautiful star spiral staircase, and Joe was gone.
But the staircase is made from wood from Israel. Yeah, and it's
like a salt like. They don't know how it was built. It's it's
quite a beautiful mystery. So I do know what you're talking about. And
I wonder if certain places are special because they're on lay lines, others because
they're on vortexes, and others simply because they have been imbued with so much
spiritual energy from consistent prayer, right. And I don't have an answer for
that, but it's fascinating to think about how all of that might come together
or not whenever we are aware. For me, I think a lot of
this has to do with awareness. Yeah, that's so true. Just slowing
down and paying attention to where you are and how you're feeling. All right,
let's take a quick break, and when we come back, let's talk
about the vibrations that we can experience in these magical places and how to bring
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my website at debboen dot com. Welcome back. So Dev, let's talk
about what can all of this beautiful energy. I mean, sure we can
travel to Machi Pichu or Stonehenge or the Pyramids in Egypt and experience this wonderful
energy, but what does this really mean for us? I think that's a
great question because, as I said before the break, I think it's really
about awareness, it's about connection. But here's what energy does, and this
is Dev does quantum physics one oh one, okay, But everything vibrates,
everything as a vibration. The other night, I really was having a very
hard time going to sleep, which is unusual for me, and so I
found a YouTube thing and listen to bowls chiming, you know, to my
self to sleep. And I was listening to and feeling in my body the
vibrations of the different tones on the different bowls. Within ten minutes, I
was like, Okay, I can go to sleep now. Thank you very
much. We all vibrate at different rates. And when I say oh,
I mean everything, I mean you and me, and the computer that we're
working on, and the crystal around my neck. Everything has a vibratory rate.
That's basic quantum physics one oh one. And so when we have an
awareness and a connection to various vibrations and can match that vibration, then we
become in communication, in communion with it. Or here's an example. One
of the things that I do, and I've said this on the show many
times before before a hurricane is coming, is I go outside and I put
my hand on every tree on the ground in which I live. And I
just put my hand on that tree, and it says, if I can
feel the life force in that tree. But I take a deep breath and
I try very hard to slow my vibration down so that that tree and I
are communicating and I can say to it, thank you so much for what
you're doing. Please hold strong, this storm will pass. We will get
through this together. And there's this notion in my head that I can feel
that connection between the two of us. The same is true with crystals.
If you look at almost any crystal book, particularly Melodi's books, you will
see that the stones vibrate to a certain number. That is literally the rate
at which the energy of that stone vibrates. So if we can match our
energy to something else, then we have a better opportunity of connecting to it.
We talk a lot about the idea that the higher and faster something vibrates,
the better, and there's some discussion about that, so whether or not
that's really true, Is it really more about connection? And I don't know.
I think it's important to have high vibrations when you're wanting to connect.
Intuitively, right, if you want to connect with your spirit guide, to
your guardian, angel or loved one on the other side, you do need
to raise your vibrations to meet them, to meet them halfway. But I
think there are other times when you might want to lower your vibration. If
you're having a stressful, anxious day, you're going to be vibing kind of
chaotically high, and you're going to want to slow that down. So I
think it depends on what your motivation is for the activity that you're trying to
do. I hear that, and that's kind of the standard mindset of vibration
work. But think about this. These rocks that we work with, they
are not vibrating at a fast rate, and yet they are humming with sacred
wisdom. I just invite us to think about that. Even the mountain ranges
have such amazing energy and information for us. The Appalachian Mountains, for example,
in the East Coast, the oldest mountains on the planet, infinitely slow
vibrations, and yet is there amazing wisdom there? There is freeze. The
standing people vibrate much slower. You're looking to raise your vibration so you can
do into it if we're perhaps so. But if you also are looking for
being receptive to vortex energy, for example, you might want to slow down
and be aware of what's going on around you. Okay, so I asked
you this question before we hit record, and you just kind of laughed.
But I'd like to talk about it with listeners as well. What if you
look at a place that's the opposite of a vortex? Is there such a
thing? If there are thin places in the world, if there are portals
in the world, if there are lay lines and vortexes of the spiraling energy,
are there places in the world that are kind of stagnant or not very
spiritual or dense. And what if you're living in one of those Well,
you know what I said to you before we started recording. Yes, and
I don't think it's fit for publication. It's not that I'm gonta, but
but I would say this, Yes, I do think that there are places
where there may be chaotic energy, where there may be energy that is unhealthy,
that has pain. There are lots of I agree. I think there
are places that are the opposite of this positive vortex energy that we've been talking
about. And then I think, Okay, do we walk away from those
places? Do we just say okay, we're not going to have anything to
do with these places? Do we try to heal them? What do we
do? And I don't know that I have a specific answer for that,
other than you know that notion of holding the planet in light every morning that
we've talked about a zillion times on this podcast is something I think is an
important thing to continue to do. I do too, and I believe that
we all of us here listening together right now. I think that we are
all light workers, and we are all trying to bring more light and healing
to the world, to our little corner of the world. However, we
can, and I do believe that no matter where we're living, whether it's
a spiritual place or a not spiritual place, I still think we can affect
positive change in those areas. And one of the things that I always go
back to, I'm sure I've mentioned it on the show before. I used
to watch that show Psychic Detectives, and they would take these wonderful psychic mediums
to awful, awful places where murders had happened years before, and they would
ask them to tune in and get more information. And there was this one
place where a terrible murder had occurred, and that these psychics were awesome,
Like I used to love to just tune in and watch them because they were
so spot on. Pam Coronado was one of them who I really like a
lot too. Anyway, they could not they could not pick up the murder
in this one area, and it was the first time it had ever happened.
And it turned out that ann it was happened at a convent outside a
convent, and none had left the convent, walked up this hill to pray,
and someone had assaulted her, and so when the two psychics walked up
to that hill where this event occurred, they couldn't they couldn't see it.
And the nuns at the convent told them that every day they go up there
and pray, and they prayed that there's healing where this event occurred to their
sister. And the psychics said they think that's why they couldn't tune into it,
that they had changed the vibration of that terrible event with all of their
positive intent and healing and prayer work. That really stayed with me. How
you can take something as dramatic and traumatic as that event and turn it around
with consistent positive energy. Love it. Sorry, this horrible thing to have
happened to that sister, but what a lovely thing that her sisters tried to
do. Yeah, and there was some I don't want to call it proof,
but there's some kind of evidence that it actually worked because these two psychics,
every week after week, we're just picking up amazing and accurate, provable
details, and this one time they couldn't. And I really think it's because
of that prayer. So, no matter where you're living, or what you're
going through, or how dense your spiritual vibration might be, feeling right now.
Just know that you don't have to get on a plane and travel to
Sedona or Stonehenge or Machu Picchu. I think we can try really hard to
feel that every day in our own way, whether it's through playing a sound
a crystal healing sound bowl, or you know, listening to the Gregorian Chance
on YouTube, or laying down with some crystals on your chakras, or just
praying and talking to your team of invisible helpers. We can we can bring
the spiritual world to us from us within us to help us heal and grow.
I have nothing to add to that except absolutely that being said, I
still would like to go visit all of these places. I have been to
Sedona and I did feel the beautiful energy there. It was before my spiritual
awakenings, so you don't think I was as focused on it, but you
can definitely feel it when you're there, and you can feel it amongst the
people there. Have you ever noticed certain certain areas of the world attract certain
people and those are the kindest people I've encountered. Absolutely, that's the way
I feel bat Glastonbury and Cornwall and and my visits there and standing with my
pendulum pendulums when they're placed on a lay line will just vibrate, they don't
spin. And I did not know that until I was standing on the micro
line, you know in England. Do you think that people can create a
vortex like? Can you could a group of people focus their intent and energy
and create a vortex or do you think that is created by the energy of
the earth itself. I do believe we can do that. Have you never
stood in a circle of people with an intent and watch the energy circle around
the group? Yes? I have, But I feel like once we stop
connecting with that intent, the energy goes back to what it was before.
But maybe that's just me. But if you send it out with the intent
of sending it on as a swirling energy, it goes That's true. I
mean there are stories of people opening up portals. Yeah, there is that.
I'm not doing that. No spooky stuff, deb No, you no
better than yes. I mean I have certainly been in prayer circles or in
circles where we're sending up healing energy or help for somebody, and you literally
can feel the vibration of the intent circling the group and it becomes this entity
of its own. We call it raising a cone of power, and it's
literally that you literally are you clap or drama or chant and you can feel
it and when it's time to just let go. Well, remember the magical
Battle of Britain we talked about on this show a couple of years ago,
where the unfortune led a group of people to create that vortex of energy to
get the German ships away from the shores of England, right, and that
worked. It's amazing to think about what we could do with our lives if
we took the time to really focus our energy and intent. I think you
and I have done that with certain events in our life to some beautiful outcomes.
But imagine if we all did that more, if we all came together
more to create that positive vortex of energy, what we could do, How
we could shift things in such a positive direction. Wouldn't that be a lovely
thing to focus on? If you look at the all the other reces search
work and books and people that we've cited on this show about the power of
thought and intent and prayer, I mean we are a vortex. If you
think about it that way. Each of us, as a spiritual being is
a vortex. Of energy. We can use tools like crystals or visiting sacred
sites to enhance that vortex of energy within us, but we can also just
be aware that we have that all the time. We just have to use
it in a positive direction. Well, Samith, I certainly hope folks have
enjoyed this, and you too might go down some of the rabbit holes that
Samantha and I went down to create this episode. Before we wrap up,
Deb, I just wanted to say a very special thank you to everyone who's
taken time to review our show. Deb and I do look at the reviews
and I wanted to read one to you, Deb that came in recently.
She says, I can't believe I've been listening for ten years back on iHeartRadio.
I've learned so much. I will say I really missed the Spooky Mystery
episodes. They were so good. Maybe do a part two on the older
episodes. So, deb C, there are people clamoring for more spooky shows.
Oh, Sampa, Yes, I know people like spooky shows. I
get it. That's what I'm showing October are four. No, no,
no, I'm not just gonna save that just for October. I'm going to
sneak a spooky show in there. I just dam before October. That's a
long time from now. Oh, for heaven's sake. Thank you so much
to this listener for taking the time to write this review and give us that
feedback. Thank you very very much for that. That's all I want to
say. What's your cavea? There's a cavea out there. Okay, how
about if we do an unsolved mystery show coming up? Can we do that?
Hello? Yes, Okay, don't worry, my fellow spooky lovers.
I'll sneak another one in there before October for sure. And we appreciate you
guys sending in the suggestions for show topics and leaving us reviews. It does
remind us that we are all such a community on this journey together hand in
hand. Thank you guys so much. We hope you have a wonderful week.
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