This is such a wonderful place. The owners are very approachable, want you to ask questions, and…read moreare all about you touching the bowls and making them sing. This is a great place to get gifts for those hard to buy for parents.

My friend had it in her head that since Sedona is known for its energy fields, the way to go is to…read moreconsult with a psychic as part of our vacation "fun." Wandering into this reiki center, I think we insulted the teacher-practitioners. They quizzed my friend exactly why she wanted to have a psychic reading. In the end, they suggested someone in town for a group reading more akin to "healing therapy." Gamely, we made the call but it wasn't returned until we left town. I guess that person wasn't really a psychic or else she would have known we gone already! As for this shop, it's full of expensive crystals with what seemed to be a much larger selection than the shops on the main drag. I spied books and other things you could decorate your home with...that is, if they sell it to you because they are awfully serious about their "energy" here. Strangely, the area surrounding the shop is much cooler than the sidewalk, just a few feet away. Coincidence or all in my head? Spooky!

What a life changer!! What an incredible time I had with Anahata. Empowerment and Awakening…read morecourse was so informative, it will change every relationship in my life! I was then blessed with a private session where I received healing and an understanding about something I have struggled with my whole life. Anahata approaches everything with love, compassion and respect. She has given me a Confidence about myself that I really wasn't expecting. She is an angel on earth and I highly recommend her services! Anahata, thank you again.. you have changed my life!

Anahata is A BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL soul. She speaks 100% from the heart and creates space to help…read moreour clients heal & be vulnerable. We spent two days with her through a group retreat and it was completely LIFE CHANGING. I cannot thank Anahata enough for her genuineness, compassion, patience, and wisdom in helping me recognize my own self-limiting beliefs, fears, and doubts that are holding me back from reaching my potential. Not only that, she gave us tools from her quantum leap program in addressing these beliefs and helped me understand how to refocus my attention on my goals. I walked away feeling reenergized, confident, and most of all reawakened by my purpose and it was ALL because of Anahata. If you're looking to re-energize your soul or get clarity on your life's purpose.... look no further. Contact Anahata TODAY and take charge of your life. She will deliver 100000% and SO much more. Namaste.

school moved does not answer questions about deeds not signed seems like a scam with no where to…read morequestion deeds

Horrible. Stu overcrowds the room and started the class by bitching that people waited too long to…read moresign up. (Doesn't even make sense -- then just don't take them or set another session) The guest instructors are pretty much fossils and one is racist, made disparaging remarks about some other nationality -- ironically, ADRE has very strict rules about professional behaviour regarding that sort of thing. Moreover, he tries to save money by not turning on air con -- we would stealthily turn it up when passing to washroom -- which is right off the main classroom, so also not really recommended to go during class, as you can hear EVERYTHING, not just the flush. And then when he realizes the air is on, he goes and turns it off. haha. Then they charge $2 for Keurig coffee. No wifi. I asked the assistant on the first day, (who was cool and also his apparently long-suffering wife) and she laughed and said 'are you kidding?' (meaning do you think he'd spend any money he didn't have to?) His favorite story was how he scored a commercial building for practically nothing in Phoenix in a tax auction; apparently the people were not receiving the tax notices and then became delinquent, and he scooped it up. Oh and the hair. He has a toupe from the year of the flood It probably matched his hair colour at one time, but it's distinctly different now and is obvious to the point of being distracting. The only reason I could see going to it if you live in Sedona and don't feel like driving to the good school in Phoenix on 1st street, where there is a much more professional atmosphere, good coffee, wifi, and air con. I went there for the contract class and something else and it was GREAT. The friends I made in class and I still laugh about the Stu experience. The classes were so bad -- teaching dry and boring with way too many personal stories that highlighted his success as opposed to stories that illustrate the point. Plus the room was so hot and crowded that I slept through alot of it (and was scolded for doing so!) and then just did heaps of study with friends. We got the books with the exams and learned from them. He says he calls it the best school because somehow all those letters are in his name, but when we spell his name, S, T, U.... -- we found other words that also fit his explanation. The good things about class: -not having to drive to Phoenix. -frequent quizzes that are apparently from the ADRE exam. He claims that he was or is on the committee that designs the test, so the quizzes are from (or every close to what is on) the exam and I think that was accurate. - how hard we laughed once outside the room. Go if you have to, but consider yourself warned and be prepared to do alot of home study; my friends and I scored highest in class, but apparently not everyone fared as well. Which was sad, because the material is actually interesting; things that are good to know for general knowledge if you have anything to do with real property, not just as an agent, and really not that difficult to comprehend. Oh and PS, I had lost my records and asked for the code number for competing the class (that was required for signing up for the test). He said he was not allowed to do that but somehow for $10 he could print it out on a piece of paper. Pants on fire. I called the other school and they gave it to me immediately and at no charge.

I love this shop! Reasonable prices and friendly crew. I love the selection and value of everything…read moreI purchase there!

Love the fabrics at this shop. They have a great selection and the prices are reasonable.read more

Our 14 year old is in 8th grade here and is on scholarship. Don't let the $43,500 tuition scare…read moreyou. It is the #17 school in the country and is worth whatever you can get in for! She has a dorm, room and board, a horse, AP high school classes and is basically guaranteed a scholarship for college. Ronald Regan's kids attended Orme, there is even an old air strip where Airforce One would land nearbye. It is a college prep school and we highly recommend it!

i have not been to the campes yet but i going to be there soon my mom whent there and sied she…read moreloved it i will be going to the horse club -reganlee

I took a cont. education class here for my massage license and loved it! Beth-Ellen Zang is a great…read moreteacher and practictioner. She organized the 3 day class nicely in her comfortable studio classroom. We stayed on track and all our abilities were stregthened. The class was Propioceptive Listening, and I use the skills I learned in her class everyday. The cost was below what I've paid for similiar classes. I will definately take another course with Beth-Ellen.

Susie gave Michelle, Kanette, and I a masterclass in iPhone Photography!…read more Great locations, better understanding of iPhone capabilities and tools, and an easygoing sense of humor that made asking questions part of the fun. Learning to play with settings and then finding the right angles to take a great shot on a moonlit night was a joy. Strong Recommendation: Bring food, and chairs for long exposure shots! Great value for the class!

We visited Sedona in October with a group of girl cousins. During our visit we booked a 3 hour…read moreVortex tour. Our guided meditation healing session with Susie was truly transformative. From the moment we began, her gentle energy created a space of peace, trust, and openness. Susie guided us with such grace and compassion, helping us reconnect with our inner light and release what no longer served us. Every explanation she offered felt grounded in wisdom and love. By the end, we all felt lighter, aligned, and deeply renewed -- as if our spirits had been gently cleansed and awakened. This experience was pure healing for the soul.

I wanted to take a moment to tell you about my recent school experience with How 2 Educate Real…read moreEstate School. The classes are offered during the week and weekend. This made it easy for me to fit classes into my hectic schedule of raising a child and working. One of my favorite parts about my instructor's teaching style is we were free to ask questions regarding the material and our own personal real estate experiences. I felt my instructor, Kathy, cared so much and took the time to make sure each one of the students in my class understood the more complex topics. Since everyone learns differently there were days that this was not an easy task. I have never met someone with such patience and incredible knowledge of real estate. Her class set up was incredibly conducive for me to learn the enormous amount of real estate material! Kathy is the reason I felt so prepared for the state exam (and yes I passed the 1st time, woohoo!) and further more to practice real estate! Just wanted to give a big shout out and thanks to Kathy and How 2 Educate Real estate school!

I registered for this class and drove from Flagstaff to Sedona to attend the first session and…read morelet's just say it was 8 hours I'll never get back. Honestly, I found the "teacher" to be condescending, unprofessional and sexist. I showed up promptly at 9am and the doors were locked...only to have her show up at 9:20am. She explained that the class could start anywhere from 9am to 9:30am. I thought...fine...that gives me extra time to drive down the hill to attend classes in the future. However, rather than apologize for being late she told me she would obviously have to teach me how to relax. At the time, I thought that was an odd comment but it later proved to be just the tip of the iceberg. She prepared for the class by making some coffee so I chatted with her and asked her how many people would be showing up today and asked her a question about some of the materials she sent me a couple days earlier. She stopped me mid sentence and asked me why men always want to get things done yesterday and always want to hurry through everything and never want to put in the time to do things right! I was stunned. And she continued...men try to explain things with 3 words and women take the time to give you much more detail. Okay...this is getting stranger by the minute...but maybe she just didn't have her morning coffee. Next, she asked me for my gmail address so she could email me a set of reading materials. I explained that I didnt have gmail and that i used a corporate address through outlook and i couldn't access my outlook email on the class computer. She then said that in addition to teaching me how to relax...she would obviously have to teach me about computing as well and help move me into the 21st century. Condescending...No? The final straw was during a question and answer session. Her correct answers were not the same as her own answer key and i was trying to figure out is the correct answer A or B. Frankly, I didn't care whether it was A or B or both...but i wanted to know for sure. I pointed this issue out to her on 3 separate occasions and she ignored my attempt to clarify. When it happened again she finally demanded...not asked...demanded me to step outside so we could talk. I am a 49 year old MAN with 2 degrees and a business i've run for 20 years...not a 10 year old child. I told her i had enough of the abusive, sexist, condescending and unprofessional behavior and told her I was quitting her class. To her credit she offered me my money back immediately. Can i give this class zero stars? I would if i could.

Wonderful and caring massage school and clinic. Great staff and instructors who are passionate…read moreabout their students.

Very nice people that helped you through the process easily. Didn't hurt at all and you do feel…read morebetter afterwards.

I've donated gallons of blood for 30 years, and had a really bad experience with Red Cross…read moreyesterday. It all began when he asked me to lay down on a table wet with disinfectant. Then he stuck my big beautiful vein and managed to get air in the line so the blood was contaminated, bruising my arm and dismissing very quickly. Very bad and I won't be donating to the Red Cross again.