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Hi there
I was wondering if anyone knows of any power spots in Mexico. I know that there is probably a ton of them, that's why I'm seeking some tips from people who might have visited such places here or read about them - especially those less known, popular or touristy. Maybe you have some stories about the power spots in Mexico to share - I'd be happy to read about that! At the moment, places in the mountains, rock formations and caves are catching my attention mostly, but I couldn't find anything just yet.
Thanks in advance
Izta
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A power spot for me is a place that has to be discovered on an individual basis. OR spots found through seeing, where warriors, shamans, or sorcerers have performed sorcerous acts on a regular basis, and such sites would be rather secret (don't tell hippy wannabe shamans on the internet about them). There are certain mountains known through folklore to be where brujos have jumped from peak to peak, at night they appear as balls of light.
Obviously there are all the Toltec and Olmec sites - those that have chac-mools (which we know to be depictions of dreamers now) are obvious locations although they might hold some rather dark energy as well.
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Have you found a power spot before Gugeyewalker? love to hear about it!
I used to take long walks either alone or sometimes with friends. Once I found by accident a funny looking place with some destroyed or dilapidated buildings. The structures were made of bricks and white stones although they were not houses, they were scattered in overgrown woods. it was a confusing place until I found out that it used to be an armoury during one of the wars. I used to take my friends there and we would sit around, one time when it was just my buddy and I we were meditating and he said to me that he has seen a house in the wood there but that it was not really there at all, I was just jealous that I hadn't seen anything unusual that day....LOL...... I didn't realize then that I am the unusual one and I will always make those around me have unusual experiences if that is what they are looking for.
Once my buddy guided me home from there blindfolded, it was about an hour and a half walk anyway but I think we made good time.
The last time visited this place was the first time it occurred to me that it was a power place. I have read only about power places in castaneda so I have no idea what for me the relevance or potential of finding such a place I just know that it is one.
Interestingly the last time I stumbled in to this woodland armoury I discovered a new large building hiding in plain view, how come I had never noticed that building before or had I just forgotten it? very strange.
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I know several. One place I camp is on an island, it is a point near a large natural pass near a huge body of water (somewhere in the Atlantic - wink wink) where several different currents coalesce, and dolphins play or hunt a few feet form the shore. Seabirds travel from all over the Americas to roost on nearby islands and sand bars.
I always have crazy dreams there.
I used to live on the border of Mexico in Big Bend country - this is all mostly Chihuahuan desert. I will go ahead and reveal an old Pueblo folk tale about two mountain peaks. One peak is a large ominous mountain just across the Rio Grande in Mexico (not sure what the actual name of the mountain is) there is a cross on top, this is across the border from the small town Presidio, Texas, and just outside the town of Ojinaga in Mexico. About 30 miles away in Texas is a mountain range called the Chinati, Chinati Peak is the highest point in the area (maybe about 5 k above sea level.
There has been reports of a mysterious light that flies from Chinati Peak in Texas to that weird mountain in Mexico. The Pueblo said it was a spirit spider, and it would come down and scare the children if they did not behave! Later the Christians came in and claimed that it was the devil, so they put that cross up there and now have a regular prayer ceremony on certain nights where they go up there and light candles along the path to the top.
Someone else reported in the area seeing a damned light 'jumping', from mesa to mesa and peak to peak - all of them, even one I used to hike up!
If you ever have hiked to mountain tops, especially ones in the desert, you may find that sometimes the urge to leap up from them and fly, or jump to another peak is almost overwhelming...if you were capable of doing so, wouldn't you?
This is got me wondering if there is some online publication about that area's folk tales and legends. Almost everyone already knows about the Marfa Lights.
I really miss that area and read a lot of Castaneda when I lived there. It's not like Arizona or New Mexico, there are less tourists and it is more remote. If there are brujos in the U.S. they are there or nowhere!
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Go here and check page 17....
This is about the devil from the mountain mentioned above - REALLY entertaining!
http://books.google.com/books?id=a91Gti ... &q&f=false
Sorry for long wierd link!
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