Reece Scarpignato

Like we would be very serious and professional during the day, get our shots, get our interviews and then go back and read, you know. Kind of play cards and chat, have a couple drinks with the crew back at our house. And that's kind of was the experience most of the, the trip. It was honestly just like super fun, kind of like a paid vacation, but you get to do like what you love while you do it.

Like we would be very serious and professional during the day, get our shots, get our interviews and then go back and read, you know. Kind of play cards and chat, have a couple drinks with the crew back at our house. And that's kind of was the experience most of the, the trip. It was honestly just like super fun, kind of like a paid vacation, but you get to do like what you love while you do it.

Like we would be very serious and professional during the day, get our shots, get our interviews and then go back and read, you know. Kind of play cards and chat, have a couple drinks with the crew back at our house. And that's kind of was the experience most of the, the trip. It was honestly just like super fun, kind of like a paid vacation, but you get to do like what you love while you do it.

It was during this period, you know, of interviews, one was a little different than the other psychics we were interviewing, which were kind of like in their offices or in like their shops or it was very much inside. We were going to go on a hike called a vortex tour. Basically what a vortex is, is a concentration of spiritual energy in certain places.

It was during this period, you know, of interviews, one was a little different than the other psychics we were interviewing, which were kind of like in their offices or in like their shops or it was very much inside. We were going to go on a hike called a vortex tour. Basically what a vortex is, is a concentration of spiritual energy in certain places.

It was during this period, you know, of interviews, one was a little different than the other psychics we were interviewing, which were kind of like in their offices or in like their shops or it was very much inside. We were going to go on a hike called a vortex tour. Basically what a vortex is, is a concentration of spiritual energy in certain places.

Sedona is known for having a lot of them, but they're all over the world. They have these complex vortex maps that I don't understand. That's the reason that a lot of people are drawn to Sedona and it has such a big psychic following or psychic concentration is because apparently people are drawn to the massive amounts and powerful vortexes in Sedona.

Sedona is known for having a lot of them, but they're all over the world. They have these complex vortex maps that I don't understand. That's the reason that a lot of people are drawn to Sedona and it has such a big psychic following or psychic concentration is because apparently people are drawn to the massive amounts and powerful vortexes in Sedona.

Sedona is known for having a lot of them, but they're all over the world. They have these complex vortex maps that I don't understand. That's the reason that a lot of people are drawn to Sedona and it has such a big psychic following or psychic concentration is because apparently people are drawn to the massive amounts and powerful vortexes in Sedona.

The guy that we were interviewing was a vortex tour guide. That's kind of what he did for a living. He'd done it in many different places. He'd done it in Hawaii, he'd done it in Sedona, I think parts of South America as well. Basically, what he said during the Vortex tour is that the reason that Sedona has this concentration of vortexes is the makeup of the soil.

The guy that we were interviewing was a vortex tour guide. That's kind of what he did for a living. He'd done it in many different places. He'd done it in Hawaii, he'd done it in Sedona, I think parts of South America as well. Basically, what he said during the Vortex tour is that the reason that Sedona has this concentration of vortexes is the makeup of the soil.

The guy that we were interviewing was a vortex tour guide. That's kind of what he did for a living. He'd done it in many different places. He'd done it in Hawaii, he'd done it in Sedona, I think parts of South America as well. Basically, what he said during the Vortex tour is that the reason that Sedona has this concentration of vortexes is the makeup of the soil.

Basically, it has a lot of iron oxide and quartz, which are both very conductive. Iron oxide conducts electricity. And quartz conducts like radio waves and things like that, like it's used in radios to transmit frequencies and just kind of the shape of like spires and mesas and stuff really helps get that energy flowing.

Basically, it has a lot of iron oxide and quartz, which are both very conductive. Iron oxide conducts electricity. And quartz conducts like radio waves and things like that, like it's used in radios to transmit frequencies and just kind of the shape of like spires and mesas and stuff really helps get that energy flowing.

Basically, it has a lot of iron oxide and quartz, which are both very conductive. Iron oxide conducts electricity. And quartz conducts like radio waves and things like that, like it's used in radios to transmit frequencies and just kind of the shape of like spires and mesas and stuff really helps get that energy flowing.

I didn't believe this at all when I was hearing it, especially not from our guide. Our guide was this guy named Bona, despite the fact that he was a white dude from Portland who had like a very youth pastor vibe. He, you know, carried a guitar. I think he was dressed in all white with a white baseball cap when, uh, when we interviewed him, you know, would say, send it all the time.

I didn't believe this at all when I was hearing it, especially not from our guide. Our guide was this guy named Bona, despite the fact that he was a white dude from Portland who had like a very youth pastor vibe. He, you know, carried a guitar. I think he was dressed in all white with a white baseball cap when, uh, when we interviewed him, you know, would say, send it all the time.

I didn't believe this at all when I was hearing it, especially not from our guide. Our guide was this guy named Bona, despite the fact that he was a white dude from Portland who had like a very youth pastor vibe. He, you know, carried a guitar. I think he was dressed in all white with a white baseball cap when, uh, when we interviewed him, you know, would say, send it all the time.

Definitely not the type of person that I thought of as like a shaman or like a spiritual guide. The hike was right off the main trail. It was within sight of like a parking lot and a road. We're walking through just kind of scrub land, like overshadowed by these massive, massive mesas covered in beautiful green foliage. I think we were there in the winter when like

Definitely not the type of person that I thought of as like a shaman or like a spiritual guide. The hike was right off the main trail. It was within sight of like a parking lot and a road. We're walking through just kind of scrub land, like overshadowed by these massive, massive mesas covered in beautiful green foliage. I think we were there in the winter when like