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(Navajo greeting)
My spirit trail led me to Sedona. I rolled into this magical kingdom on a clear and wickedly chilly spring day atop my bicycle 14 years ago. I had ridden from Fairbanks, Alaska to Sedona, AZ over the course of a year. Time had slowed, I had forever been changed. I can still remember the feeling of my skin and muscle plastered to my skull as I descended off the Colorado Plateau, screaming 2000 feet downhill into the most bizarre landscape I had seen in a while, OO RAH.
I’ve wandered to and from Sedona a slew of times over the years traveling the countless sacred trails down rivers, streams, and over the mountains in Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona as a professional guide, student, moral outcast and trader of defiled theories. By traveling thousands of miles and spending countless days and nights on rivers and trails you might say that I have a passion for the outdoors and a deep spiritual connection that nature reveals and my wish is to help facilitate this experience for you. |
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Sedona Spirit Trails provides customized trips for those who want a more intimate connection with nature. As your private guide, I will take you into the Temple Landscape where you have the time and space to go deeper and connect with your own experience.
I live here. Your search has led you here because of one thing and only one thing. Water! Ancient rains & snow dropping from the heavens for hundreds and thousands of years ago continue flowing out of springs that provide this area with life. These sacred waters formed our geography and assist in creating the sacred energy that surrounds and moves through us daily. This is deeper knowledge and not the shell. If you would like to hook up and go deeper into what many Native Americans believe to be the place of emergence, Yahoo! It’s all divine time. Whatever you choose to do in this sacred land is what you spirit need to be doing.
10,000 blessings to you and may your cookie jar always be full.
— Richard "Two Stones" Lynch
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