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Spirit Rocks

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n general, jagged rocks carry destructive energy, while smooth, round rocks carry benevolent energy. The energy carried by a special class of rocks, called spirit rocks, has more power than that carried by ordinary rocks. Spirit rocks resembling auspicious objects are extremely beneficial, while grotesque-looking spirit rocks are extremely malevolent.

Spirit Rocks (Click on images to enlarge)
Lone Eagle rock (Eldorado Canyon, Colorado)		Buddha's palm (Roxborough State Park, Colorado)

Magic mushroom (Vedawoo, Wyoming)		Ghostly face (Hell's Half Acre, Wyoming)

Shaman's face (Taberguache-Unaweep Canyon, Colorado/Utah)		Owl rock (Colorado National Monument, Colorado)

Family of Eagles (Zuni Canyon, New Mexico)

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