The concept of flow relates to the way you feel when you are
doing something or are in a particular place. Some refer to this flow as being
in the zone. In the Scientific Vortex Information book written by Pete Sanders,
Jr., he explains the concept of flow from a scientific and metaphysical
perspective. The theory of Superstrings aids in explaining why specific
geographic areas can make a person feel a certain way when no regular
measurement device can prove anything is going on in or outside the site. Sanders
basis his ideas of the flow available at the vortex sites in Sedona, AZ in
connection with the Superstring theory. The theory includes the idea that these
“strings” exist in at least 10 dimensions at one time and are not measurable.
As humans, the best way for us to know if something feels different is to be
aware of our personal experience. In the vortex areas of Sedona, AZ, flow is
experienced in two distinctive ways. If you choose a vortex that is up high
then you will feel an “up flow” and if someone is at a vortex near a river or
in a valley the experience is called an “in flow” according to Sanders.
The up flow vortex sites are good for enhancing a connection
to a higher-dimension or self via meditation or prayer. The up flow energy that
is present will guide and elevate your consciousness. Thus, making it easier to
feel lighter and more at peace with oneself and creating a closer connection to
the expansiveness of the universe. An in flow vortex site allows a person to
feel more internally connected. These sites are recommended when you want to
restore your physical or mental health.
Getting into the flow takes on a new level when you relate
the term to the vortexes in Sedona, AZ.
Similarly to the experience Dr. Redick experiences
as he ascends the mountains, awareness of such flow is reflected upon after the
fact because the essence of flow calls for immediate presence with the action at hand.
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