Extreme Vortex

September 18, 2010

We drive to the Extreme Vortex. As we approach, I notice a strange sensation as if the energetic fabric of the area is fractured. As if an energetic fault line had split and one segment had moved relative to the other. I start to have an unusual headache as if a long pin is piercing into one side of my head and out the other.

At the vortex, we decide not to take the tour because it would require too much time and we have far to drive today. We notice that the tree roots here are growing in unusual twisted shaped. I tell the man running the place that people say this vortex is the midpoint of a leyline between Dime Mountain and Mt. Sceptor, and that the leylines probably extended to Easter Island. He says he’s heard that before and that it’s said that Machu Pichu is also on a leyline connected to this place. I tell him that Dime Mountain and Mt. Sceptor are 2 points of a triangle and that Mt. Devi is the third point. As I’m talking to him, my stomach is getting increasingly queasy. Finally I say I have to get out of this place. Sky is OK here, but it makes me sick in the same way that toxic solvents sometimes have made me sick in the past.