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Spend two hours in a private garden session in the Village of Oak Creek, where a certified shamanic guide leads energy work around a medicine wheel. This Sedona experience focuses on practical healing: clearer choices, emotional balance and tools you can use after the tour.
Spend two hours in a private garden session in the Village of Oak Creek, where a certified shamanic guide leads energy work around a medicine wheel. This Sedona experience focuses on practical healing: clearer choices, emotional balance and tools you can use after the tour.
You arrive into a quiet garden in the Village of Oak Creek, the red rocks of Sedona framing the sky like patient cliffs. Wind threads through pinon and juniper; a hand-built medicine wheel waits on softened earth. The guide — a certified shamanic life coach — begins with a steadying breath, and the two-hour session moves between spoken guidance, energy practices, and reflective prompts drawn from metaphysics and shamanic technique.
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Operated by Sedona Soul Balance · Village of Oak Creek, Arizona
You arrive into a quiet garden in the Village of Oak Creek, the red rocks of Sedona framing the sky like patient cliffs. Wind threads through pinon and juniper; a hand-built medicine wheel waits on softened earth. The guide — a certified shamanic life coach — begins with a steadying breath, and the two-hour session moves between spoken guidance, energy practices, and reflective prompts drawn from metaphysics and shamanic technique.
Sedona’s landscape is carved from Permian sandstone; the rocks that rise around you tell a 300-million-year story of sea, sand and uplift. The area has long been meaningful to Indigenous peoples and later spiritual seekers who read power in the convergence of geology and light. This particular tour blends that local cultural context with contemporary shamanic coaching, focusing on practical outcomes: clearer decisions, emotional balance, and a defined next step for personal growth.
Expect a private, seated experience rather than a hike — suitable for all fitness levels but rich in introspective work. Sessions include an e‑workbook and water; dress for outdoor shade and shifting temperatures. Morning light is best for quiet clarity; avoid late-afternoon heat in summer. Bring a notebook, open curiosity, and a readiness to practice breathing and grounding techniques on-site.
Practical notes: minimum age 18, service animals allowed, and cancellations require 24-hour notice. The setting is intentionally simple — the landscape does the heavy lifting, and the guide helps you translate that energy into sustainable change.
easy.
2–2.5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily seated/standing contemplative work rather than exertion.
No—this is a seated and standing spiritual coaching session in a garden setting, not a hike.
The session includes water, an e‑workbook, guided energy and shamanic coaching, and access to the medicine wheel setting.
Yes, the tour requires participants to be at least 18 years old.
This is designed as a private adult session; for group or family arrangements, contact the operator to discuss options.
The red rocks around Sedona formed from ancient sand dunes and marine deposits; the area has long spiritual significance to Native peoples and later New Age communities.
Respect established paths and garden features; the operator emphasizes low-impact practices and asks guests to avoid leaving offerings or disturbing vegetation.
Sedona Soul Balance operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive into a quiet garden in the Village of Oak Creek, the red rocks of Sedona framing the sky like patient cliffs. Wind threads through pinon and juniper; a hand-built medicine wheel waits on softened earth. The guide — a certified shamanic life coach — begins with a steadying breath, and the two-hour session moves between spoken guidance, energy practices, and reflective prompts drawn from metaphysics and shamanic technique.
You arrive into a quiet garden in the Village of Oak Creek, the red rocks of Sedona framing the sky like patient cliffs. Wind threads through pinon and juniper; a hand-built medicine wheel waits on softened earth. The guide — a certified shamanic life coach — begins with a steadying breath, and the two-hour session moves between spoken guidance, energy practices, and reflective prompts drawn from metaphysics and shamanic technique.
Sedona’s landscape is carved from Permian sandstone; the rocks that rise around you tell a 300-million-year story of sea, sand and uplift. The area has long been meaningful to Indigenous peoples and later spiritual seekers who read power in the convergence of geology and light. This particular tour blends that local cultural context with contemporary shamanic coaching, focusing on practical outcomes: clearer decisions, emotional balance, and a defined next step for personal growth.
Expect a private, seated experience rather than a hike — suitable for all fitness levels but rich in introspective work. Sessions include an e‑workbook and water; dress for outdoor shade and shifting temperatures. Morning light is best for quiet clarity; avoid late-afternoon heat in summer. Bring a notebook, open curiosity, and a readiness to practice breathing and grounding techniques on-site.
Practical notes: minimum age 18, service animals allowed, and cancellations require 24-hour notice. The setting is intentionally simple — the landscape does the heavy lifting, and the guide helps you translate that energy into sustainable change.