Exploring the intersection of spirituality and socio-economic challenges, the book delves into the lives of Sedona's residents who are drawn to its reputed energy vortexes. Over two years, Susannah Crockford examines how spirituality serves as both an escape from personal crises and a critique of societal norms. Through engaging narratives and thoughtful analysis, she highlights the complexities of class and spirituality in a neoliberal context, addressing themes like millenarianism, conversion, and the commercialization of spiritual practices.
