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rebekah two moons earth keeper sedona vortex tourWelcome to Sedona Shamanic Journeys!

Are you looking for a Native American Spiritual Healing Experience? Imagine rediscovering your passion for life in sacred Sedona. A place the Natives have been using for hundreds of years for healing, ceremony and prayer.

We’ve been offering private and authentic Shamanic Vortex Tours since 2006 and have worked with hundreds of people searching for a spiritual healing experience in Sedona. Our adventures are fun, educational, and healing.

Choose your Sedona Experience…

sedona shamanic vortex tourShamanic Vortex Tour (2-3 hours) This is our most popular tour! This journey begins at one of Sedona most powerful masculine vortexes, here we hold a Native American Medicine Wheel ceremony for releasing, forgiveness, gratitude, and abundance. We drum and sing Native songs. Then we travel to a sacred and healing female vortex on Oak Creek, here we take you through a Shamanic Journey to meet your animal spirit guides to receive messages and guidance through the notes of the Native flute… read more

Sedona Healing Day Package (4-5 hours) We guide you through a full day Sedona Healing Experience. This package includes everything in the Shamanic Vortex Tour (above) plus more…

This experience also includes a healthy lunch and a peaceful setting at one of Sedona’s most charming deli’s. Here we will also gain valuable insight with a  Sacred Path card reading. After we’ve nourished our bodies we travel up into the heart of Oak Creek Canyon to a natural artesian spring to drink from a pure source of water and fill our water bottles. We may also stop at the Navajo art fair to shop for authentic souvenirs… read more

Sacred Southwest Tours…

walpi first mesa hopi toursHopi Mesa Tour (9-10 hours) Travel back in time over a thousand years to the ancient land of the Hopi. A Native American tribe that is said to be the oldest living indigenous people of North America. Hopis call themselves Hopitu - ‘The Peaceful People’. Hopi land is in Northeastern Arizona and surrounded by the Navajo Nation. Small Hopi villages can be found on three different mesas, First Mesa, Second Mesa, and Third Mesa. The Hopi regard themselves as the first inhabitants of America. Their village of Oraibi is indisputably the oldest continually occupied settlement in the United States… read more

grand canyon tour from sedonaGrand Canyon Tour (9-10 hours) Our Grand Canyon tour begins with a beautiful drive up Oak Creek Canyon, one of the top 10 scenic drives in America. Then to the village of Tusayan where we will see Hidden Secrets of the Canyon at the Imax Theater. Then onto the South Rim of the Grand Canyon we walk along the edge for a spectacular view. Enjoy lunch at the Bright Angel Lodge. On our way home, we’ll stop at the famous Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Indian Reservation for Authentic shopping… read more

Sedona Shamanic Retreat…

Personal Retreats ~ Couples Retreats ~ Group Retreats. (3 days) A Shamanic Retreat is created using Native American Ceremony, Native teachings, and other spiritual services. Located in the spiritual southwest city of Sedona and surrounded by tons of Native American history, this sets the atmosphere for your perfect Sedona “Shamanic” Retreat. Each retreat includes a 90 minute healing massage, a Medicine Wheel Ceremony, an Animal Totem Reading, a Sacred Path card reading, a Shamanic Journey Meditation, a Sacred Counsel Session (life coaching) and two healthy meals… read more

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Rebekah is a true Arizona native who grew up in the Verde Valley and began studying and practicing Native American history, beliefs, and shamanism from a very young age. On her father’s side, she is Blackfoot and Crow, and on her mothers side, she is Seminole. Rebekah also received a Life Coaching certification in 2007.

Bear was born and raised in North Dakota and is an eagle dancer and elder of the Blackfoot tribe. His practice and knowledge in the medical field has given him insight as a medical intuitive… read more