Reece Scarpignato

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

It's like probably the greenest all year. So it's just this beautiful contrast between the red rocks and the green foliage. And we make our way to this thing called the Baby Bell, which is this small hill right near what they call, I think it's the bell. It's this giant famous rock formation towards the center of Sedona that kind of overshadows most of the city.

It's like probably the greenest all year. So it's just this beautiful contrast between the red rocks and the green foliage. And we make our way to this thing called the Baby Bell, which is this small hill right near what they call, I think it's the bell. It's this giant famous rock formation towards the center of Sedona that kind of overshadows most of the city.

It's like probably the greenest all year. So it's just this beautiful contrast between the red rocks and the green foliage. And we make our way to this thing called the Baby Bell, which is this small hill right near what they call, I think it's the bell. It's this giant famous rock formation towards the center of Sedona that kind of overshadows most of the city.

So as we're ascending this small hill, it couldn't have been more than a few stories high. he starts explaining to us the mechanics of the way in which vortexes form and are kind of transmitted, I guess. He starts talking to us about the soil makeup and how that contributes to vortexes forming, especially in this area. And what he explains while we're ascending is that

So as we're ascending this small hill, it couldn't have been more than a few stories high. he starts explaining to us the mechanics of the way in which vortexes form and are kind of transmitted, I guess. He starts talking to us about the soil makeup and how that contributes to vortexes forming, especially in this area. And what he explains while we're ascending is that

So as we're ascending this small hill, it couldn't have been more than a few stories high. he starts explaining to us the mechanics of the way in which vortexes form and are kind of transmitted, I guess. He starts talking to us about the soil makeup and how that contributes to vortexes forming, especially in this area. And what he explains while we're ascending is that

that you can feel this pull inside of your body. Sometimes it'll be pulling kind of upwards, sometimes it'll be pulling downwards, but it's kind of this draw. Again, I didn't really believe it. I was just kind of in work mode, you know, I was like making sure the lighting on his face looked good when they were shooting him and you know, for the interviews.

that you can feel this pull inside of your body. Sometimes it'll be pulling kind of upwards, sometimes it'll be pulling downwards, but it's kind of this draw. Again, I didn't really believe it. I was just kind of in work mode, you know, I was like making sure the lighting on his face looked good when they were shooting him and you know, for the interviews.

that you can feel this pull inside of your body. Sometimes it'll be pulling kind of upwards, sometimes it'll be pulling downwards, but it's kind of this draw. Again, I didn't really believe it. I was just kind of in work mode, you know, I was like making sure the lighting on his face looked good when they were shooting him and you know, for the interviews.

But as we started, you know, to ascend this hill and when we, you know, stopped for interviews on, on each little point, I started to feel that effect that he was describing like more and more and more as we ascended. At first I was like, oh, this is totally placebo. You know, he's like bringing this up. And so like, you know, obviously you're going to kind of feel it.

But as we started, you know, to ascend this hill and when we, you know, stopped for interviews on, on each little point, I started to feel that effect that he was describing like more and more and more as we ascended. At first I was like, oh, this is totally placebo. You know, he's like bringing this up. And so like, you know, obviously you're going to kind of feel it.

But as we started, you know, to ascend this hill and when we, you know, stopped for interviews on, on each little point, I started to feel that effect that he was describing like more and more and more as we ascended. At first I was like, oh, this is totally placebo. You know, he's like bringing this up. And so like, you know, obviously you're going to kind of feel it.

It wasn't enough to like, to really feel like a major difference, but There was something that was definitely there, and the higher we would get, the more I would feel that pulling sensation. Again, I was in work mode. I was focused on what I was doing, and it wasn't really enough to interrupt what I was doing, so I wasn't really that concerned with it.

It wasn't enough to like, to really feel like a major difference, but There was something that was definitely there, and the higher we would get, the more I would feel that pulling sensation. Again, I was in work mode. I was focused on what I was doing, and it wasn't really enough to interrupt what I was doing, so I wasn't really that concerned with it.

It wasn't enough to like, to really feel like a major difference, but There was something that was definitely there, and the higher we would get, the more I would feel that pulling sensation. Again, I was in work mode. I was focused on what I was doing, and it wasn't really enough to interrupt what I was doing, so I wasn't really that concerned with it.

It was like a pulling sensation in my chest. That's the best way I can describe it. Almost like, I don't know, something inside me was being just gently tugged at. As we kind of conclude our final interview of him in this location, he suggests that we all go to the top of this hill, right? He's like, that's where all of this spiritual energy focuses.

It was like a pulling sensation in my chest. That's the best way I can describe it. Almost like, I don't know, something inside me was being just gently tugged at. As we kind of conclude our final interview of him in this location, he suggests that we all go to the top of this hill, right? He's like, that's where all of this spiritual energy focuses.

It was like a pulling sensation in my chest. That's the best way I can describe it. Almost like, I don't know, something inside me was being just gently tugged at. As we kind of conclude our final interview of him in this location, he suggests that we all go to the top of this hill, right? He's like, that's where all of this spiritual energy focuses.

So I want us all to go on the top of this hill and stand in a circle on the rim of the hill facing the landscape around us. And we're all going to do a group meditation. And so at this point, you know, we've been hiking, I've been, you know, doing lighting stuff. So I'm, you know, a little tired. I'm just kind of glad to get a quick break.