Energy vortices are powerful, concentrated areas of energy found all over the world, often located at sacred sites. These places are revered by spiritualists and energy workers for their ability to channel and amplify Earth’s natural energy. Whether natural or man-made, energy vortexes create a unique environment where positive energy is abundant, offering healing and revitalization to those who enter their sphere. Spiritualists and energy workers are particularly drawn to these vortexes because they act as reservoirs of Earth’s power, providing a deep connection to the planet’s energetic forces.

What is an Energy Vortex? 

If you’re familiar with esoteric belief systems, you’ve likely heard about energy vortexes. These are powerful spots around the world where an increased amount of energy either enters the Earth or emanates from it.

The energy in these vortexes is believed to have a positive impact on both people and animals who come into close proximity. Many individuals who stand within these areas report feeling intense vibrations, along with noticeable improvements in their physical and mental well-being.

What do energy vortexes feel like?

In an energy vortex, you may experience a tingling sensation throughout your body, a sudden moment of clarity, or a gentle shift in consciousness. Some people also report feeling creatively inspired, giddy with excitement, or deeply relaxed, as the energy enhances their mental and emotional state.

Energy Vortex Locations 

Energy vortexes are scattered across the world, each holding a unique concentration of energy within a swirling field that moves in a cone-like pattern, either rising or descending. These vortexes are considered powerful points of connection between the Earth and the universe. If you’re seeking to strengthen your connection with yourself and the cosmos, visiting an energy vortex—often referred to as the Earth’s chakras—can help realign your energy and deepen your spiritual awareness.

Sedona, Arizona

Sedona is considered a vortex for its ley line convergences. The natural red rocks and striking canyons attract an abundance of visitors every year who hike, bike, camp, and embrace other outdoor activities on the land. But that’s not all you can do here.

There are four specific locations in Sedona that are said to make up the Sedona vortexes – Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, Boynton Canyon, and Cathedral Rock. These four spots are said to respectively produce unique energy flowing upward to the sky, and downward, entering the earth. You can expect to find people meditating, practicing yoga, and conducting other spiritual practices in these locations, soaking in the powerful energy and healing benefits the sites offer.

Stonehenge, England

Dating back nearly 5,000 years, Stonehenge is an ancient sacred site that is said to be another powerful energy vortex. To this day, it is still unclear the purpose of the sacred stones arranged in a circle in a field in England, but a common belief is that the site marks a burial site or ceremonial ground for civilizations past.

The extraordinary thing about Stonehenge is that is understood by many as the meeting place of 14 ley lines making it a powerful vortex. What’s especially interesting about Stonehenge is that these 14 lines intersect with other ancient spiritual sites like churches around England suggesting that the specific locations of the sacred sites were no accident but hold spiritual significance.

The Great Pyramids of Giza, Egypt

One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is the Great Pyramid of Giza located just outside of El Giza, Egypt. It makes sense that the Great Pyramid of Egypt, the largest of the three pyramids, would be revered as a large energy vortex since Egypt was one of the greatest powers in the Ancient World. Resurrected sometime between 2550 and 2490 BCE, each limestone pyramid was built by a different pharaoh to become his own tomb.

If there was any speculation about their power, physicists have conducted studies confirming the presence of concentrated electromagnetic energy inside its chambers. To this day, it is unknown whether the builders of these extraordinary pyramids knew they rested on power energy centers or not. Perhaps it is a coincidence that they choose to build on this ground or perhaps they built on this ground because they could feel the energy there… 

Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu is a sacred citadel of the Incas located atop a mountain overlooking the Sacred Valley. The energy in this part of the world is so potent that it can be experienced in places like Cusco and more strongly at Machu Picchu, a popular tourist destination for millions each year. Get close to Pachamama and feel your chakras realign when you walk through this special energy field.

Himalayas, Asia

Mountains have always been revered by Buddhists and Hindus as sacred places of worship. The Himalayas, the tallest mountain range in the world, stretches across five Asian countries (India, China, Bhutan, Nepal, and Pakistan). They are considered to possess a powerful energetic field felt by many who sojourn across the space. In particular, Mount Kailash (or Kailas), located in Tibet, is regarded by many spiritualists as the seventh (crown) chakra of the world.

Visiting Energy Vortexes

Interested in visiting an energy vortex? To fully harness the power of the space, wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. Since many vortexes are located in natural settings, consider meditating, practicing yoga, or even journaling to help you align with the energy, center yourself, and open up to a shift in consciousness.

Need guidance on practicing mindfulness? Start your journey with 8 simple steps to help you stay grounded and present when you visit an energy vortex.