El Yunque National Forest, located in the Luquillo Mountains of northeastern Puerto Rico, is a tropical vortex that is situated on a rugged volcanic massif composed of Cretaceous period volcanic rocks, including andesite and tuff, which have been weathered into deep, mineral-rich soils. The vortex encompasses the peaks of El Toro and El Yunque, which were traditionally revered by the indigenous Taíno people as the throne of the deity Yukiyú. The energy is centered on the countless waterfalls and rivers, such as the La Mina and Mameyes. Reports are that the atmosphere feels physically alive and communicative.
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