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Sedona, Arizona - The Center for Spiritual Awareness and Personal Evolution

The Arts, the Spiritual and the New Age all come together in Sedona, Arizona.

This colorful, mostly beautiful Red Rock landscape has been referred to by many as, ‘The most beautiful place on earth.'

Now while this is a broad statement the mere fact that so many have made it means there is at least something of interest going on in this Northern Arizona travel destination.

Sedona, Arizona offers a rich mix of jaw dropping scenery, courtesy of the beautiful Red Rocks carefully placed by Mother Nature throughout the Verde Valley that attracts a collection of some of the Southwest's most talented artists; painters, sculpture, writers as well as followers of all things spiritual and metaphysical.

Combine the magnificent natural beauty Sedona, Arizona is famous for along with the area's natural centers of positive energy, called vortexes, and your visit to Sedona will be a very elevating experience.  It is estimated that perhaps half of the people who live in Sedona are here because it feels so good to be here. 

A variety of spiritual and personal growth oriented groups and businesses thrive in the Sedona area bringing with them a diversity of spiritual practices, health, and self-improvement and healing modalities. 

Sedona's Creative Life Center presents programs emphasizing personal growth and development processes, metaphysics and spirituality, consciousness-expansion and creativity enhancement, uplifting musical performances, and alternative approaches to health and well-being.

Those that appreciate fine art can explore the more than forty local art galleries.  Sedona is considered to be a premier destination for art lovers from all over the world.  Many artists choose to live and create their art in Sedona surrounded by the natural beauty Mother Nature has created.  The Sedona Gallery Association represents the collaborative efforts of the premiere galleries in Sedona to ensure that art lovers and artist alike experience the best art environment imaginable.  The association provides a unified voice to advance standards of excellence and raise awareness to ensure high quality for all Sedona patrons. 

Alternative Healings:

Sedona is a Mecca for alternative healers.   Living this close to the beauty of the land has inspired many profoundly holistic approaches to health. Our body-temples are complex multi-dimensional organisms, and Sedona healers apply their gifts to every level of the body/mind/spirit spectrum. You will benefit from their intuitive skills and compassionate hearts as well as their intellectual training and hands-on experience. So, whether you're currently troubled with health issues -- or are simply seeking more wellness, pleasure and balance in your life -- a visit to one of these dedicated practioners could open up new worlds for you.  

Spiritual Awakening:

Sedona offers many wonderful guides into the invisible realms of heart, mind and soul. Their approaches vary from cutting-edge technologies like Life Coaching and Human Design, to the ancient arts of Astrology and Shamanism.  These guides can help you become more conscious and clear about your secret patterns and motivations. While you're in Sedona, let them show you how to use the red rocks and the vortex energies to deepen your experience. 

The Spirit of the Land:

The natural beauty of Sedona is extraordinary from any perspective, but the closer you get, the deeper your experience will be. Special Sedona Guides can transport you through the physical landscape and into the heart of the wild. Let the spirits of the land speak to you. Our Native brothers and sisters are sharing their tribal wisdom, showing us how to live in harmony with the earth and all our relations. Some of the most profound spiritual experiences in Sedona are to be found out on the land.

Sedona Vortexes Made Simple:

Sedona Vortex Sites are popular tourist attractions. What are these Sedona vortexes? Vortex sites are enhanced energy locations that facilitate prayer, meditation, mind/body healing, and exploring your relationship with your Soul and the divine. They are neither electric nor magnetic (although these words are often used to describe the vortexes, along with the other nomenclature such as masculine or feminine sites). The explanation for vortexes lies more at the boundaries of known science, rather than in electromagnetic descriptions or gender related labels.

Recently the PBS program Nova, featured a breakthrough in physics called "String Theory" (also known as super-strings) that is revolutionizing all of science on the same order of magnitude that Einstein's discoveries did in the early 1900's. The key spiritual implications of Super-Strings are that the world's top scientists agree that all things exist in a minimum of 10 or more dimensions. Simply stated Vortex sites are locations having energy flows in those deeper dimensions that the Soul can soar on.

Up flow Vortexes (also called electric or masculine sites) have energy flows that help you soar to higher spiritual perspectives. They enhance prayers or meditations for blending with the Universe, feeling one with the divine, or facing a problem from a Soul level. Inflow Vortexes (also called magnetic or feminine) have energy flows that help you go inward. In them you will be more successful with meditations or prayers about your life purposes or how to heal hurts in your past.  There are also Combination Vortexes that have aspects of both energies. These allow the seeker to experience more advanced or in depth spiritual skills and meditations.

A wide variety of lectures, texts, and Guides are available through Sedona's bookstores and Spiritual Centers to assist you in experiencing the power of Sedona's Vortex sites. Give yourself the gift of tapping Sedona's potential for spiritual renewal and advancement.

Whatever your reason for visiting Sedona, one of areas best Resorts is Sedona's Luxury Resort; The Hilton Sedona Golf Resort & Spa (www.HiltonSedonaResort.com) learn more about the Hilton Sedona Resorts current Special Offers go here: (http://www.hiltonsedonaresort.com/?page=specials) or call toll free: 1.877.2REDROCK (1.877.273.3762).

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Where in the World should I go?

So for this summer, I have been considering traveling by myself to a foreign country and experience a different culture for a week or two. I'm an 18 year old male living in Florida, U.S, and I just want to go on adventures and feel free from any obligations. I also want a place I can learn from others and grow ( eg: a Buddhist temple, Egyptian pyramids, holy sites, pilgrimages, etc...) However I can't decide which place to go. I'm pretty open minded to anything from busy cities to sandy deserts.

Have you been to any interesting places you would recommend? I there a place you have heard of?

Keep in mind I really mean just being on my own, no tour guides, no fancy living accommodations, no protection. So crime rates and ability to find a place to sleep are important.

* I am not interested in beaches and resorts. I'm looking for adventure, not vacation.

SOUTH AFRICA of course - there is crime, just like any other country. For some reason its just highlited here, I've lived here all my life and nothing has ever happened to me. There is a transportation company called the 'Baz bus', they specialise in transporteing backpackers. What you do for example you buy a "hop on - hop off" ticket from say Cape Town to Durban. The Baz bus will pick you up at the backpackers lodge where you are staying and drop you off at your next choice. If you find a place you really like and want to stay longer you simply fone the baz bus and tell them when you would like to be collected and taken to your next choice of backpackers lodge. On the bus are books guiding you to all the places of interest such as game tours, tree hopping, bungee jumping, hikes etc. They also have catalogues on all the Backpacking lodges in each city or town so you can choose your selected lodge and the baz bus will drop you off at the lodges doorstep. Look them up on the net - I think its - www.bazbus.co.za

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Southern California Fire Warning. Is Your Home insurance Ready for the Fall Fire Season

The Fall Fire Season is Coming - Is Your Insurance Ready?

 October is the worst time for wildfires in Southern California- the hills are dry and the Santa Ana winds are beginning to Howl -

 Don't Be Under Insured - Fire Insurance Secrets from San Diego's Top Public Insurance Adjuster

 Public Adjusters Do Not Sell Insurance - They Help Get Your Insurance Claims Paid After A Disaster

 by Ronald Reitz

 If you live in San Diego County the upcoming October might be very dangerous. In 2003 and 2007, wildfires ripped through the country - from the east county to the coast. It might happen again. Between the heavy growth from this year's early rains and the reduced fire fighting budget in San Diego, local residents should do their part to be prepared.

 Have you traveled the San Diego County back roads lately and seen all the wonderful green on the hills? It looks beautiful now but once the summer heat and winds arrive, that pretty foliage will be converted into potential fuel for another out of control wildfire.

 

Are you ready?

 

In addition to making your property fire safe by cutting back brush, removing wood fences and wood structures, and eliminating wood shingles, San Diego residents also need to:

 

1) Check insurance coverage - are they properly insured?

2) Determine if your home inventory list up to date

3) Have an evacuation plan (including data back up)

 

 

Check Your Insurance Coverage

 

Every year, the costs to rebuild go up. Is your homeowner's insurance policy coverage keeping up with the increases in building and construction costs? If your home does burn down, will your insurance policy cover the new codes and building regulations? Many policies are limited to just rebuilding what you are already have.

 

In the two big previous San Diego wildfires, the 2007 Witch fire and the 2003 Cedar fire, many homeowners discovered after the fact that their policies were out of date and they were under-insured.

 

Even with the threat of wild fire danger, we believe that most San Diego County homeowners are still under insured.  According to most insurance companies, it is the responsibility of the homeowner to determine the appropriate levels of insurance for their property, not your insurance agent.  An agent or broker cannot know the value of your property and your possessions as well as you can.

 

You have to take the responsibility to properly insure your house.

 

Review your policy to see what kind of coverage you have. Do you have Replacement Cost or Actual Cash Value? Guaranteed Replacement Cost is the best but also the most expensive. Remember, don't base the replacement cost limits on the amount of your mortgage.

 

When examining your existing policy, make sure that all of your personal property is correctly insured. Do you have extensive or expensive landscaping, trees, plants or shrubs that need to have higher limits? Determining the actual replacement cost value of your property is not easy or simple. Make sure your agent does the work.

 

By the way, you can click here for more information and to get a free Homeowners Insurance Guide Checklist.

 

How to Know What You Might Need to Replace?

 

Every year, you and your family should update your home inventory list. This is a list of all the items that your family owns that you would want reimbursement for should your home burn down.

 

In addition to large items like furniture, appliances, major electronics, cars, boats, etc., this should also include clothing, pots and pans, seasonal items, tools, cameras, jewelry and all the other property that you and your family own in the house.

 

After a disaster, one of the biggest challenges people face is preparing a list of their personal property destroyed in the fire. What was it worth? 

 

Even in the best of times, you will find that you cannot remember everything or the specific details. Now add in the stress of disaster, desperately searching for a place to live, and just getting to work every day, and you can see how recollecting the details of your lost belongings, what they were, how much they cost, and when you got them, can be an almost insurmountable task.

 

Preparation can provide a little peace of mind. You can download a free Home Inventory List from San Diego's Quality Claims Management, and work from that. You can supplement the list with still images and videos of the various items. A good technique is to go room by room, cataloging the various items and taking video or a picture of it. For example, when doing the bedrooms, take your items out of the shelves and the closets and place them on a bed and make a visual record. In the kitchen, pull out the various pots and pans, silverware and dining sets and seasonal items, and display them on a counter or a table for photographing.

 

You might want to make a family activity out of this and involve the kids as well, especially when documenting the items in their bedrooms, den and garage.

 

Enter all this info into your computer, along with the images, and burn a CD or two. Once the data is done, make sure you keep copies outside of the home. Maybe send one CD to a relative, put another in a safe deposit box. It doesn't make sense to have your inventory list burn up with the rest of your possessions.

 

Offsite storage should also extend to your computers and the info they contain. In addition to storing back up drives, CDs and data outside your house, there are a variety of free online back up services. Do an Internet search for "Free Online Back Up".  Several of these businesses offer free storage of up to 2 gigs. For a few dollars a month, many services enable you to regularly back up all your information so it is protected.

 

Have an Evacuation Plan

 

Begin by reviewing your insurance policy. What kinds of emergency help are you entitled to?

 

Most insurance policies provide coverage for you and your family to stay in a residence similar in size and quality to your current residence. During a wildfire, or right after your home is destroyed, is not the best time to start thinking about this. Every year or two, look around and identify nearby hotels that may be available in an emergency. Is it big enough for you and your family? Is the location convenient to schools and work? Is it kid friendly? If you have pets, especially large ones, can you take them there?

 

If your pets are too large or too exotic for a hotel, what will you do with them? Prepare a list of various boarding facilities and stables that could possibly take your animals in case of a disaster.

 

Finally, how is your family going to evacuate? Who is going to take what? Depending on the ages of your children and whether or not they have cars, you might want to assign responsibility for the family possessions to specific individuals. If the kids are in school during a fire, what is going to happen? If mom is off on a business trip when a wildfire event happens, who will evacuate what?

 

If the family gets separated, where is everyone going to meet? Who is responsible for the pets? If you live in a fire danger zone, it makes sense to sit down periodically as a family and discuss these matters.

 

This summer - 2010 - may be a hot one. Hopefully, San Diego will not be torched by any wildfires. But it is always wise to be prepared. You will be able to sleep a lot better knowing that your family, your home and your possessions are adequately protected.

 

* Make sure you have an evacuation plan.

* Make sure your inventory list is up to date and all your important information, photos, videos and other data are backed up somewhere outside of your home.

* Contact your insurance agent to make sure that your have appropriate insurance and adequate coverage for your property.

 

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 Contact Quality Claims Management at http://www.qualityclaims.com and/or 866- 450-1183

 

 

 

 

 

 

About the Author

Ronald R. Reitz, CPPA, President of Quality Claims Management, http://www.qualityclaims.com, pioneered the National Hazard Insurance Claims business of GMAC-RFC (now GMAC-ResCap). Mr. Reitz left GMAC-ResCap in January 2007 after ten years of managing the Insurance Services group. He is the past President of the California Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (CAPIA) and is currently an officer on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) www.napia.com. Recognized as a leading expert on hazard claims, he is serving on many industry panels, as well as providing consulting and training services industry-wide. Quality Claims Management Corporation provides hazard claim recovery services to investors, mortgage servicers, homeowners and businesses. All claims are adjusted by licensed insurance professionals for an equitable settlement and accelerated resolution timelines. Quality Claims is nationally licensed as Public Insurance Adjusters or Insurance Consultants and complies with Department of Insurance Regulations

Contact Quality Claims Management at (619) 450-8601 or www.qualityclaims.com.

 

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If we were able to travel back in time? What do you think we would change...?

I think that we would bring Jesus to our time. Maybe we already have? After all, he did disappear from his burial tomb? Maybe we implanted Mary Magdalene to guide Jesus and slip him a little chemical coctail while he was carrying the cross through the streets that would mimic death. Then, once he was placed within the tomb, we would zip him back to our time, to settle, once and for all, who is the true messiah. Would this effectively end all other religions? And if he appeared in the United States instead of the holy land, well, who would be the super nation then? I do not believe that we would use time travel to go to the future. I think we would try to erase the mistakes of our forefathers and go backwards.

Ever read the classic time travel story, A Sound of Thunder...? Or Larry Niven's The Theory and Practice of Time Travel...?

We'd probably change something that should not have been changed, and if we could bet back at all, we would probably spend the rest of our days trying to change it back. If we were LUCKY and were able to change it back the way it was in the first place, we would probably enact bloodthirsty laws to prevent anybody doing it again.

But I think changing the past would bring into play a natural law that would cause the past to resist being changed by making time travel impossible. So, somebody probably already tried it, and failed, and the universe changed so that it can't happen again. Oh, well.

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Tour Guide?

My family and I are planning to travel from Georgia to Canada in an RV next year. We would like to hire a private tour guide to drive and give us a guided tour in between. any suggestions on where i might hire such a person to do that? any suggestions for alternatives?

I made a 5 month trip to Alsaka with my wife in '06 and plan to return in '09. Our returned trip has been delayed twice due to my prostate cancer. Either I will be cured or terminal next April, so we decided to go.

We left Florida April 20, 2006, arrived in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada on May 14, 2006. From there we took the drive down to Skagway, Alaska. It was two more days to Alaska so we decided to see Skagway early.

You could join a RV Caravan and spend 30+ days following your tour guide. You will see a lot and if you'd like to stay longer, too bad, follow the leader.

My wife and I were in our mid 60's and took this trip alone. We did research and found the roads weren't that bad and well patrolled. We decided to stay in road stops rather than campgrounds. We saved lots of money and had wonderful scenery when we woke in the morning. Sometimes we woke to moose looking in the windows.

All you do is purchase a copy of the Milepost, the Alaskan travelers bible. The book is a bargin no matter where you purchase it. We got ours at Amazon for half the store price.

By studing this book, signing up at Alsakan web sites you will be a great tour guide on your own.

Read my blog on Yahoo360 for pictures of our trip along with comments.

We drive a 36' Ultrasport diesel and tow a green Saturn Vue. If you see us blow you horn and I'll pull over and let you know what you may have missed.

Also there is a Toursaver coupon book that will save you lot's of money with two for ones.

Enjoy your self and travel safe.

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Travelers who want to travel economically, comfortably, and efficiently will definitely find this website useful. Though it was initially started for fun for his friends, this website is now among the top 100,000 sites on the web.

Johnny Jet was the first guest to appear on the Steve Perillo Travel Show. Steve Perillo is the CEO of Perillo Tours, which has been offering travel tours to Italy since 1945. Today Perillo Tours also arranges quality travel tours to Hawaii and Israel. In a candid interview Johnny Jet gives viewers inside scoop on cheap travel. According to him, traveling in style within a given budget is possible. He also talks about ways of getting cheap business class or first class seats and also about ways of getting hotel bookings. He adds that being friendly to everybody is the key to a pleasant journey.

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