By
Roger Sunpath
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| Energy vortex ... what the heck is that? Well, simply
stated, in the case of an Earth energy vortex,
it is a location where several Earth powers
converge. Vortexes are “power spots,”
where a great concentration of energy emits
from the planet. There are some experts who
feel that these power points are themselves
only the surface manifestation of an energy
infrastructure within the planet. |
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| View of Mt. San
Jacinto from DHS by Betty Wallin
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| There are two types of energy vortexes: Positive
vortexes expand and perpetuate energy, while
negative vortexes dissipate energy. There's
more on negative vortexes later. |
| MAPPING THE ENERGY |
| In the extraordinary case of Desert Hot Springs,
there is a convergence of five energy vortexes
meeting in one place. Earthquake faults, geothermal
underground water, the alignment of the mountain
peaks, wind and, of course, sun energies. |
| If you look at an energy map of the Desert Hot
Springs area it explains what is happening
and can be used as an aid in understanding
the location of each of the energy forces
and their relationship to one another. |
| Looking at a topographical map (or even a Thomas Brothers
map page) of the area, the first would be
a line that runs from Dillon Road near Thousand
Palms north almost to the Mission Springs
Country Club (from southeast to northwest)
along the Mission Creek fault line. This fault
is an off-shoot of the famous San Andreas
fault, which runs south of the city. |
| The next area is the location of an underground
hot water lake, which in places runs from
the base of the mountains just northeast of
town (west of Palm Drive and north of Pierson
Boulevard) to just southwest of the Mission
Creek fault line (including the Two Bunch
Palms Resort), and from the business center
of Desert Hot Spring on the northwest to the
southeast. |
| The mountain energy comes from the line of peaks
from the rim of the Little San Bernardino
Mountains starting in Painted Hills. These
mountains border the city to the northeast.
If you were to draw a line through the middle
of the lake, you would notice that all three
lines are nearly parallel to one another,
with the lake line nearly in the center of
the fault and mountain lines. This means that
their energy fields are in alignment with
one another. This is no accident, for the
underground lake is held in place by the fault
line and the mountains provide the water runoff
for the lake. It is another example of nature
in harmony. |
| The important thing to know here is if you are
standing facing northeast you are putting
your body in alignment with these positive
energies. You sometimes may find yourself
standing facing in this direction or stopping
to rest or meditate without really knowing
why. Maybe you just find it comfortable.
It's like sitting in front of your fireplace
at home. Most people like to sit directly
in front of a fire – not off to the side –
so we can feel the warmth and see the dancing
images in the flames. |
It is unfortunate that the founding fathers
of the city were unaware of this energy
alignment. If they had planned and laid
the city streets on a northwest by southeast
axis, the general population of Desert Hot
Springs might be calmer. |
| MORE
LINES OF ENERGY |
| In addition to energy emanating from the mountain
peaks, fault line and underground water, Desert
Hot Springs also has strong wind energy, from
the common therapeutic breeze to the sometimes
ferocious windstorms. Wind is an energy of
purification. Can you imagine the trouble
the valley would be in if the wind didn't
blow and ground down the smog that enters
our valley from the west? Many Native Americans
have the ability to listen to the wind and
hear it talk. It sometimes tells those of
us who are sensitive to it about the conditions
from where it came; sometimes it tells us
about the weather that is coming. |
| Finally there is the wonderful sun energy for which
this area is famous. As the sun transits from
East to West each day, it bathes the valley
with all its power, brightness and healing
energy. |
| Continued |
