Church of the Red Rocks, Sedona, Arizona

Anyobody of you been to/know people who live near Church of the Red Rocks, Sedona, Arizona? I'd like to hear from you. We're needing local Sedona people here. If your friends/family live close to/near the Church of the Red Rocks, Sedona, Arizona, that will do too.

U2U me, no replies here.

Thanks.




Peace,
Mulder

Are you planning on blowing it up or something OP? Only its probably not such a good idea to recruit your volunteers in a public forum

Tourist Trap is my opinion

if your new-age or otherwise enlightened..
go to the end of the 'trail'
which is the 'Slide Rock' area ~ but 'SlideRock' itself is a tourist attraction for the unawares....

My suggestion--> continue, on foot of course, to the bridge over the slide-rock water chute run,
walk/hike on over to that other side of the popculture 'Sedona'...

you will find
medicine wheels, assorted 'vortex' places, even native Fry-Bread vendors
who are most personable & friendly to the people who "have crossed that bridge"...

the experience is symbolic but real at the same time
(& they, [the people on-the-other side] 'know it'
& are waiting for 'You' to receive/ realize that Epiphany moment...)




[edit on 29-11-2009 by St Udio]

Originally posted by St Udio

Tourist Trap is my opinion

if your new-age or otherwise enlightened..
go to the end of the 'trail'
which is the 'Slide Rock' area ~ but 'SlideRock' itself is a tourist attraction for the unawares....

My suggestion--> continue, on foot of course, to the bridge over the slide-rock water chute run,
walk/hike on over to that other side of the popculture 'Sedona'...

you will find
medicine wheels, assorted 'vortex' places, even native Fry-Bread vendors
who are most personable & friendly to the people who "have crossed that bridge"...

the experience is symbolic but real at the same time
(& they, [the people on-the-other side] 'know it'
& are waiting for 'You' to receive/ realize that Epiphany moment...)

[edit on 29-11-2009 by St Udio]

Sigh.

Sedona was once a beautiful place. Too bad.

Slide Rock was fun day out and a great break from classes at NAU, but I suspect you can't get anywhere it anymore.

Originally posted by Bunken Drum
Are you planning on blowing it up or something OP? Only its probably not such a good idea to recruit your volunteers in a public forum

*sigh*

No, Bunken Drum, I am not planning to blow up anything.

Originally posted by St Udio

My suggestion--> continue, on foot of course, to the bridge over the slide-rock water chute run,
walk/hike on over to that other side of the popculture 'Sedona'...

you will find
medicine wheels, assorted 'vortex' places, even native Fry-Bread vendors
who are most personable & friendly to the people who "have crossed that bridge"...

the experience is symbolic but real at the same time
(& they, [the people on-the-other side] 'know it'
& are waiting for 'You' to receive/ realize that Epiphany moment...)

Thank you, St Udio. Interesting and useful information


Peace,
Mulder

reply to post by Spooky Fox Mulder A little humour, perhaps?
Please.
*sigh* indeed...