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Cindy Griffith, Psychic
315-385-8395 ~ 9am to 9pm Eastern Standard Time |
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Sedona, Arizona |
Cindy along Oak Creek Canyon below Cathedral |
Cindy taking a rest from stacking rocks along Oak Creek |
It's a great view from top of Schnebly Hill! |
| Cindy and Dave try to spend at least a month every year in Sedona. The Red Rock, spiritual energy & clear air is inspirational for them both.Cindy's favorite spot is below Cathedral, just past Red Rock Crossing where the stacking rocks are. These works of art demonstrate the true meaning of impermanence as each Rock Creation is only momentary. Between wind and other people wanting your perfect stacking rock, your creation is almost never there at your next visit! |
| Although Cindy feels the energy of the vortex, she just didn't "get" Bell Rock. So Dave had her sit right down on top of one of the lay lines to really get the "feel" of Bell Rock's energy. Along with tingles in her toes, she was able to feel a strong masculine energy and realized her struggle was with aligning with the masculine energy! Now, Cindy understands Bell Rock and takes a lot of deep breaths as it is much different than her favorite, very balanced Cathedral. |
This is Bell Rock from a distance. You can see how it got it's name. |
Here's Cindy soaking up that vortex energy on Bell Rock! |
Seven Sacred Ponds is an amazing meditation spot with all the tiny crystals embedded in the rock. |
| Another favorite place of Cindy's is Seven Sacred Ponds. They remind her of the Seven Chakras and she likes to sit in the Heart Chakra. Also the hill is covered with tiny little crystals. It is a great meditation spot! |
| Cindy keeps working while in Sedona and finds that whether on the phone or in person, the Red Rock adds its own special feeling to the readings! |
Cindy and Dave both love to see Petroglyphs when traveling! Something about their ancient history amazes Cindy and has helped spark her interests in exploring Symbols as she is going for her Masters. |
Antelope Canyon is in Page, Arizona on the Utah border. You need to hire a Navajo guide to take you in. This light beam is only seen at high noon and is in many calendars! |
| Antelope Canyon is another favorite place. We hope to get back during out 2010 trip. This photo is from 2008. The ride out on the back of a pick up truck thru the Navajo Nation. Our Guide was a sweetheart who spent most the time helping us get great photo's and the rest, fixing his daughter's barbie doll shoe! The Upper Canyon is only 1/4 mile yet one of the most picturesque places I have ever been! |
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