We all understand that the job of marketers is to promote something in order to make money,

and we all know that vacation destinations engage in this practice.

Among these is Sedona, Arizona, a beautiful town among red rocks and canyons, and that

has found a fairly unique way to promote itself to visitors.

They claim that the area is home to something they call energy vortexes.

We're going to point our skeptical eye at these, and we're doing that right now, UnSkeptoid.

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The Sedona Energy Vortex.

Today we're going to visit Central Arizona in the American Southwest, along a wet green

valley cutting through the Red Rock Desert.

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