Black Forest Vortex
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Vortex Type: Energy, Paranormal
Black Forest is located in El Paso County, Colorado, United States. Arrowheads and charcoal pits provide evidence that the planning area was occupied by Native Americans at least 800 years ago. The first known inhabitants were the Ute and Comanche Indians. The dense Ponderosa Pines provided them with protection, fuel, and timber for lodgepoles. These tribes were displaced by the Kiowas around 1800. Almost 40 years later, the Arapahoe and Cheyenne tribes joined forces to drive out the Kiowas and become the last Native Americans to inhabit the area. -Wikipedia
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This vortex was registered by Judy of E.M.P.I.C Investigations on 9/29/2022, she wrote: Have any of you heard of a 'Rainbow Vortex'? Supposedly three exist in the world; Sedona AZ, London UK, and Black Forest Colorado. This one came to light in 1991 when the Lee family lived in a house in the Black Forest and had tons of paranormal activity. According to a Native American medicine man, it was because there is a 'Rainbow Vortex' in the area. I have not been able to pin down an exact location – the Black Forest is a huge area. Have you heard of these? And if so how do they differ from other vortexes? I’m going there next week to check out several locations that have reported strange energy. Also I’ve heard that the earth’s energy, or the earth vibrates at highest energy levels early in the morning.
Attached are 2 photos (above and below), from my Rainbow Vortex hunt at the Black Forest Colorado.The tree has some really weird branches that are crooked and some seem to grow backwards. As I was walking around it, my EMF detector started going off, which is the 2nd photo. I was off the trail, no power lines etc. Then it went away, and it was just that tree. Thanks for your help, and I'm off to the next one!
Two more areas that have had reports of vortex activity. I did not have anything happen, but other people might. At least allow others to explore there. 39.023737, -104.659890 and 38.998496, -104.670559 - Judy
Black Forest Vortex Links and Articles
History of Black Forest, Colorado
Is Black Forest, Colorado Springs a spiritual gateway?
Haunted House Alone in the Woods - Black Forest Haunting
Steve Lee House, Black Forest, Colorado (Haunted Place)
Steve Lee House, Black Forest, Colorado (Haunted Place)
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