Sedona, Arizona Panorama — Image by kenne
There’s a special vortex in Sedona for John McCain. May he rest in peace. — kenne
Sedona, Arizona Panorama — Image by kenne
There’s a special vortex in Sedona for John McCain. May he rest in peace. — kenne
Sunset Victor In a Vector Vortex — Abstract Art by kenne
View South from Mini Masa Vortex at Sunrise (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
— kenne (5-7-5)
Sedona (June 15, 2016) — Image by kenne
Sacred Minus The Profound
— kenne (5-7-5)
Sedona Sunrise Panorama (June 15, 2016) — iPhone image by kenne
This panorama was taken atop airport rock, one of four main vortexes located in Sedona. It’s just a short walk up from the road leading to the airport.
On this particular morning, I was there at 5:30am MST. Although I captured several images with my Nikon cameras, this is a panorama taken with my iPhone 6. The energy I was able to take in yesterday morning is still with me.
I spent about an hour on the rock. The man standing panorama right was there when I arrived and still standing when I left. You don’t have to be at one of the four main vortexes to feel the energy found in the Sedona community. Still, many people visiting Sedona are not able to ride the vortex path — some are energy receptacles, some are not.
— kenne
Gibraltar Butte, Sedona, Arizona
Gibraltar Butte Panorama — Images by kenne
— kenne
Perpendicular Monolith Slabs Under Clouds — Image by kenne
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Angel In Vortex — Image by kenne
“The angel comes with windy upward drafts, with transcendental longings; the duende arrives with demonic undertow, with downdrafts of emotion. Both are fundamental inner disturbances, fissures of being, ways of putting the self at risk, liberating figures. They are extremities of human imagination. There is a place on the endangered shoreline where they seem to meet, and where they may be indistinguishable from each other.
. . . Rilke wrote: ‘Works of art always spring from those who have faced the danger, gone to the very end of an experience, to the point beyond which no human being can go. The further one dares to go, the more decent, the more personal, the more unique a life becomes.”‘
— from The Demon and The Angel; Searching for the Source of Artistic Inspiration, by Edward Hirsch
— Paul Klee
Jerome, Arizona — Images by kenne
This island in the sky,
an old copper mining town
between Prescott and Sedona,
today supported by tourism,
run by old hippies —
music festivals,
art galleries,
craft stores,
coffee houses,
restaurants —
holders
in due course
of timeless moments
in a sky-island vortex.
— kenne