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    Top 5 spots to challenge your sixth sense

    Can you see dead people? If you can't, there are a couple spots where you can get in touch with your extrasensory side. These locations will help you access your aura, motivate your mojo and see the spirits:

    5) Sedona, Arizona: This Southwest destination is well-known for its beautiful red-rock formations, but in the spiritualist world, Sedona is more famous for being a "global power spot." Visit a vortex energy site, learn about alternative healing or just take a hike and soak in the beautiful scenery.

    4) New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum, Louisiana: If your extrasensory tastes run more to zombies, secret rituals and gris gris, then the Historic Voodoo Museum in New Orleans is for you. Visitors can take a tour of the cemetery where Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau is buried. Or you can pick up a love potion and a few voodoo dolls at the gift shop; just be careful where you stick your pins.

    3) Mt. Shasta, Redding, California: Shasta is a haven for skiers, climbers and campers. But it's also a sacred spot for Native Americans and "spiritual tourists." Get in touch with your inner healer, go on a vision quest or dip your toes into one of the area's natural mineral springs.

    2) Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Amateur ghost hunters should head straight for Gettysburg, Pennsylvania -- there are no less than 10 ghostly tours, including a state-of-the-art Ghost Lab, where "Civil War ghosts are brought back to life."

    1) Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp, Florida: If you prefer a middle man in your spiritual dealings, then a trip to the Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp in Cassadaga, Florida is in order. The town isn't a camp so much as a religious community that promotes "an individual's relationship with God." It's also a great place to find a medium: Almost every home in Cassadaga offers the services of a medium.

     
    • Ashikaga Kєєηα ©  •  2 mths ago
      Why are all of these locations in the U.S.? o_o
    • Marwin Estremos  •  2 mths ago
      hahaha
    • Bob  •  Miami, United States  •  2 mths ago
      If you're truly a spiritual person, everyplace is a perfect spiritual site.
    • Sammy K  •  Cleveland, United States  •  2 mths ago
      I know where I was in a past life.I always thought this spiritual stuff was nuts until I had a regression.
    • william  •  2 mths ago
      How about in a dark alley, in a bad section of town at three o'clock in the morning? In that situation, your ESP better be working at 110%.
    • S.  •  Cicero, United States  •  2 mths ago
      Da Bears WILL WIN the Super Bowl this season

      write it down
    • Shanghai  •  2 mths ago
      Forget the Lemurians up at Mt. Shasta, come on out to the California deserts. We've got Venutian-designed domes (the Integratron), vortexes, shaman caves, ghost towns, UFOs, Yucca Man (our answer to Bigfoot), mole people, hidden underground rivers of gold, lost ships, and more!
    • Gauk  •  Tampa, United States  •  3 mths ago
      Go to Waterbury Connecticut, you will be so happy to be alive once you leave there! a true spirtual experiance!
    • BW  •  3 mths ago
      My wife and I go back and forth between Sedona and points beyond and New Orleans. Love the deep south and the great soutwest. Just too beautiful for words.
    • David  •  3 mths ago
      Cannot get past stupid automatic commercial video.
    • The Prisoner  •  3 mths ago
      Sedona is Apache for white man and woman is gullible and will pay huge money for shacks and leather sandals ...
    • ruth  •  3 mths ago
      Love Gettysburg. My friend does 'ghost tours' there and has sworn to have seen them. Aside from ghosts, it is a spiritual place and worthy to be visited by all Americans. Such a terrible war and terrible price was paid to keep this country together. We should not forget this .... united we stand, divided we fall.
    • Kristin  •  3 mths ago
      Sedona is an over priced tourist trap, full of time shares, tacky shops selling crap from China, traffic jams up and down 179 and 89A, and nonstop harassment and noise from airplanes, jets and helicopters flying over head. There is rarely any quiet at all. How can a small town with only 10,000 people be so awful? Most cars in town are from some other state. Sedona has been ruined by the Spirit of Greed. A few business owners and tour operators have trashed the town so they can make money.
      Sedona is turning into a old prostitute who has turned too many tricks! Do yourself a favor and don't come to Sedona. Maybe if the town is boycotted the city will get a clue and crack down on the people who are destroying the town; a noise ordinance against air traffic would be a start.
    • Franklin Blankenship  •  Phoenix, United States  •  3 mths ago
      in arizona the superstition mountians are far more "mystical" then sedona is. sedona is just a tourist spot with some beautiful views AND there is alot of granola's there.
    • sovereign  •  Branford, United States  •  3 mths ago
      Even birds won't fly over Waterbury. There's nothing there worth s**ting on.
    • sovereign  •  Branford, United States  •  3 mths ago
      Ahhhhh, yes, Waterbury. The armpit of Connecticut.
    • Craig  •  Phoenix, United States  •  3 mths ago
      I like going to Sedona just because its cooler than Phoenix.
    • hasbeenbetter  •  Oklahoma City, United States  •  3 mths ago
      how about the wonder spot in small town ryan oklahoma u wonder why u here
    • Michael  •  Riverview, United States  •  3 mths ago
      birds dont fly in cassadaga been their, did not believe it till i saw it
    • Barracuda  •  Irvine, United States  •  3 mths ago
      When I led a trip that included Sedona two of my passengers were standing in what they called the exact spiritual spot. I joined them even though I dont believe in that stuff.. What we got out of it I will never know.

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