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Spend an hour learning chakra basics, receive an auric photograph, and take a guided chakra cleanse near Snoopy Rock. This accessible, private session blends practical exercises with short outdoor time among Sedona's red rocks.
Spend an hour learning chakra basics, receive an auric photograph, and take a guided chakra cleanse near Snoopy Rock. This accessible, private session blends practical exercises with short outdoor time among Sedona's red rocks.
The session begins inside a compact healing studio; filtered light falls across woven mats while guides prepare an aura camera and a brief chakra test. Stepping briefly outside, the group faces the red rocks — Sedona's stone walls seem to hum, the wind nudging energy along the ridgelines — and a guided breathing and sound sequence follows, tuned to the pulse of nearby Snoopy Rock.
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Operated by Sedona Healing Arts · Sedona, Arizona
The session begins inside a compact healing studio; filtered light falls across woven mats while guides prepare an aura camera and a brief chakra test. Stepping briefly outside, the group faces the red rocks — Sedona's stone walls seem to hum, the wind nudging energy along the ridgelines — and a guided breathing and sound sequence follows, tuned to the pulse of nearby Snoopy Rock.
Sedona's red sandstone was laid down in the Permian and sculpted by eons of wind and water; local Yavapai and Apache peoples have long regarded these formations as places of spiritual significance. Modern visitors come for both geology and what New Age culture calls vortex energy — concentrated spots people use for reflection, meditation, and group work.
This one-hour experience blends brief classroom-style instruction in chakras and aura color interpretation with a photographed auric reading and a short outdoor cleanse that can include breathwork, light sound healing, and movement. Groups of four reserve a full hour; parties of three or fewer receive roughly 10–15 minutes per person. The session is wheelchair accessible and lightly physical: expect standing, short walks, and seated reflection.
Practical guidance: arrive hydrated and with a charged phone for your aura image; wear comfortable shoes for the short outdoor portion and layers for desert temperature swings. Ask about photography consent and where to safely stand at vortex viewpoints. Because the setting crosses indoor and brief outdoor spaces, plan this early or late in the day to avoid midday heat and to catch softer light for the aura photo.
Groups of four get a one-hour session; parties of three or fewer receive about 10–15 minutes per person.
Yes, ages 5 and older can participate; younger children may not receive a full reading depending on group format.
An aura photo captures color patterns said to correspond with energy fields; the operator provides a color analysis and brief interpretation.
The Sedona Healing Arts location is wheelchair accessible; outdoor viewpoints vary—discuss mobility needs when booking.
Sedona Healing Arts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The session begins inside a compact healing studio; filtered light falls across woven mats while guides prepare an aura camera and a brief chakra test. Stepping briefly outside, the group faces the red rocks — Sedona's stone walls seem to hum, the wind nudging energy along the ridgelines — and a guided breathing and sound sequence follows, tuned to the pulse of nearby Snoopy Rock.
The session begins inside a compact healing studio; filtered light falls across woven mats while guides prepare an aura camera and a brief chakra test. Stepping briefly outside, the group faces the red rocks — Sedona's stone walls seem to hum, the wind nudging energy along the ridgelines — and a guided breathing and sound sequence follows, tuned to the pulse of nearby Snoopy Rock.
Sedona's red sandstone was laid down in the Permian and sculpted by eons of wind and water; local Yavapai and Apache peoples have long regarded these formations as places of spiritual significance. Modern visitors come for both geology and what New Age culture calls vortex energy — concentrated spots people use for reflection, meditation, and group work.
This one-hour experience blends brief classroom-style instruction in chakras and aura color interpretation with a photographed auric reading and a short outdoor cleanse that can include breathwork, light sound healing, and movement. Groups of four reserve a full hour; parties of three or fewer receive roughly 10–15 minutes per person. The session is wheelchair accessible and lightly physical: expect standing, short walks, and seated reflection.
Practical guidance: arrive hydrated and with a charged phone for your aura image; wear comfortable shoes for the short outdoor portion and layers for desert temperature swings. Ask about photography consent and where to safely stand at vortex viewpoints. Because the setting crosses indoor and brief outdoor spaces, plan this early or late in the day to avoid midday heat and to catch softer light for the aura photo.