Sedona Arizona

Awesome Spring Break Vacations That Don't Require A Passport

Mary Rambin | Posted 04.02.2012

Read More: Resorts, Texas, Golf, Houston, Southern California, California, Phoenix, Conde Nast Traveler, Spring Break, Sedona-Arizona, Slidepollajax, Atlanta, Relais & Chateaux, Family Vacations, Los Angeles, Summer Vacation, Travel Blogs, Travel News
Mary Rambin

Each less than two hours outside of a major city, these destinations offer gorgeous landscapes and entertain singles, couples and families for a reasonable price. I love them all just as much as my Mexican hideways!

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An A for Arizona!

Carolyn Scott | Posted 07.12.2011

Read More: Arizona, Sedona Arizona, Sedona Tourism, Visit Sedona, Travel News
Carolyn Scott

Known for its spiritual energy, fabulous spas and amazing landscape, you know you'll find some good and healthy eats in Sedona.

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From LA To Taos: A Stop-By-Stop Guide To Southwest Roadtrips

DailyCandy | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Taos-New Mexico, Grand Canyon, La Getaways, Death Valley, Sedona-Arizona, Los Angeles News

Think the Southwest is all bolo ties and vortex crystals? Well, bolos frame your face and your chi needs a boost. This road map is full of more good n...

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First Impressions of the Desert

Monique Stringfellow | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Desert, Resort, Southwest, Sedona-Arizona, Meditation, Luxury Travel, Spiritual Practice, Travel News
Monique Stringfellow

Before my recent trip to Sedona, the only travel I had done in the American Southwest was to Las Vegas. Arriving at Phoenix's Airport, I had no idea what to expect.

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What Is Sacred Space?

Christopher Cocca | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Chapel of the Holy Cross, Sedona, Spirituality, Red Rocks, Chapel of the Holy Cross Arizona, Sedona Arizona, Arizona Desert, Christianity, Religion News
Christopher Cocca

The Chapel of the Holy Cross rises from a 250-foot abutment in Sedona's ferric sandstone, a sort of redundant decoration in this part of Arizona.

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William Goldberg dies in New Zealand...Joseph Alistair Jordan, formerly of Telluride, dies in Sedona, Ariz

The Watch | The Watch | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Sedona-Arizona, New Zealand, Home News

William Goldberg dies in New Zealand...Joseph Alistair Jordan, formerly of Telluride, dies in Sedona, Ariz... ...

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Retreat leader speaks out over sweat lodge deaths

AP | DAISY NGUYEN and FELICIA FONSECA | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Sedona-Arizona, Los Angeles-California, Milwaukee, Marina Del Rey-California, Westtown-New York, Home News

LOS ANGELES — The self-help expert who led a spiritual retreat in Arizona where two people were overcome in a sweat lodge and later died has spoken out about the tragedy, saying it has left him "frustrated and confused."

At a seminar outside Los Angeles, James Arthur Ray broke down in tears as he addressed the deaths of Kirby Brown, 38, of Westtown, N.Y., and James Shore, 40, of Milwaukee.

Authorities say Brown, Shore and more than 50 other people attending the retreat near Sedona, Ariz., were crowded into a 415-square-foot sweat lodge during a two-hour period Thursday.

Brown and Shore died, and 19 others people were hurt. One remains in critical condition.

"This is the most difficult time I've ever faced," Ray told a crowd of about 200 at a hotel in Marina del Rey Tuesday. "I don't know how to deal with it really."

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James Ray Death Lodge

Christine Whelan | Posted 11.17.2011

Read More: Sweat, Arizona Sweat Lodge Deaths, Jonestown, Sedona Arizona, The Secret, Spiritual Gurus, James Ray, Native American Rituals, Spiritual-Warrior, Sweat Lodge, Self-Help, Breaking News, Healthy Living News
Christine Whelan

The obvious question is: Why did these men and women stay in such a hostile environment, even as their lungs burned from the heat and they felt themselves slipping into unconsciousness?

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