Wind Walker Learning Center is situated upon a unique Earth Energy

Wind Walker Learning Center is located in Central Utah, just outside of Spring City. Our location is 60 to 90 minutes from the Wasatch front. The area’s beauty goes hand in hand with inspiring stories of the Old West, Outlaws, Ancient Native American Cultures, Resolute Pioneers, Renowned artists and Famous movie stars which are all a part of the fascinating legacy of the area.

The Learning Center begins in the world’s largest ancient Juniper forest with many trees 700 to 800 years old. There are 365-degree views. The center and surrounding area have been noted to have a special synergy that has been called Sacred ground down through the ages. When you come to Wind Walker many of the experiences on this land are not something we orchestrate. It just happens and is very individualized. There are those that have never experienced a sacred site so we taught it best to go into a little more detail at this point:

What is a Sacred Site? By Lauren O Thyme
A sacred site is a locale where the earth's power radiates more strongly in a vortex of energy. Sacred sites are usually situated on natural energy streams that run beneath the earth's surface. Sacred places can be natural, like holy wells or rock formations, or built out of stone and earth. Ancient peoples intuited power places, worshipped Nature, the Goddess and other deities there, performed headings and other ceremonies, and used them as "temples of learning." Often they raised monuments of huge stones containing high concentrations of crystalline substances, using advanced techniques since forgotten or lost in modern times. They aligned their monuments, as distinctly seen at Stonehenge, Carnac in France, and the Egyptian pyramid complex, with the potency of the extra-terrestrial forces of the sun, moon, planets and/or stars to augment the already vital energies pulsating there. Ancient people often built their sites using sacred geometry such as circles, ovals, and pyramids. Furthermore, using arcane knowledge, ancient people were able to "seal in" the immense power of their sacred sites with ritual and ceremony, so that sacred sites still vibrate with wisdom and energy after thousands of years. With the advent of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism, new religious edifices were often built on top of ancient sacred sites, like Chartres in France and Glastonbury Abbey in England. However, these religions retained intuitive understanding and ancient memories of the mystical and mysterious forces of nature and utilized the power of these sites.

Where Are Sacred Sites? Sacred sites exist all over the world. Sometimes they are huge complexes, like the Egyptian and Mayan pyramids and temples, Avebury and Stonehenge (England), Carnac (France) and the Callanish Stones (Scotland). Many are small, like Loanhead of Daviot (Scotland) or Stanton Drew (England), quietly tucked away in cow pastures or in a forest wilderness, practically unknown except to local residents or sacred tour groups. However, regardless of their size or reputation, all sacred sites contain vast oscillating intensity. Furthermore, each sacred site is unique and contains its own unique vibration coding, activity and purpose.

Why Go To A Sacred Site? They are boundless sacred and holy repositories containing light, energy and wisdom. Sacred sites are believed to have been originally created by ancient peoples for: - learning psychic and spiritual abilities, higher knowledge and wisdom, - healing of physical, emotional, and spiritual bodies as well as personal, group and planetary problems, - power generation and connection - to themselves, each other, other communities, to the earth, other dimensions, and to the sun, moon, planets and stars' dynamism. Thus, when visiting sacred sites, one can achieve spiritual, psychic, and/or metaphysical development in minutes what might ordinarily take months or years. Another benefit is the advancement of personal and global wisdom and knowledge as well as healing one's self and the planet. When visiting a sacred site a symbiosis or bonding takes place. In other words, one embodies the sacred site's energy and wisdom, while simultaneously one's conscious human energy activates and expands the resonance and impact of the site. Another special form of linking occurs when visiting a sacred site. One becomes energetically connected to: ­ other individuals and groups who've visited the site, ­ other sites joined along the energy lines of the site being visited, ­ individuals and groups who've visited those other linked sites. Therefore, since visiting sacred sites creates a connection with other sacred sites and individuals around the world, "global community" and a sense of oneness and unity is both formed and enhanced. Copyright 1997 Lauren O. Thyme