by Norio Hayakawa
May 21, 2011

New Mexico is officially the Land of Enchantment.
However, it seems that there are some who take this state motto almost literally and even believe that it is indeed the Land of Enchantment in more ways than one.

Some even seem to regard New Mexico as a state that has always been (and continues to be) filled with unexplained mysteries, especially when it comes to UFOs and paranormal phenomena.

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Visitors from around the country and the world arrived into Arizona's beautiful and mysterious "Red Rock country" for the Sedona International Film Festival and Workshop.

The festival begun Feb. 28, 2007, and ran through March 4. About 6,000 people attended.

The internationally-respected event will included more than 125 independent films.

First president also grew hemp at Mount Vernon 

George Washington was in the news recently. No, he's not back to lead our country militarily, politically and morally, though we could use him now.

It was the official dedication of an accurate replica of Washington's whiskey distillery at Mount Vernon that made news.

Although Arizona has been in the news for the recent actions by the state legislature and governor, the state also is known for its other alien visitors – and these are not from Mexico.

Arizona is home to an interesting array of locations and incidents associated with leading-edge scientific developments and even highly unusual incidents.

Carlos Barrios, Mayan elder and Ajq'ij (is a ceremonial priest and spiritual guide) of the Eagle Clan. Carlos initiated an investigation into the different Mayan calendars circulating. Carlos along with his brother Gerardo studied with many teachers and interviewed nearly 600 traditional Mayan elders to widen their scope of knowledge.

Some people come to Egypt to see elegant buildings, ornate columns and towering pyramids. Others come for a deeper purpose: to experience their resonance.

You see, to the ancient temple-builders, these structures were much more than beautifully appointed stonework: they were a series of harmonics designed by master craftsmen to guide subtle forces into a defined space, whose ultimate purpose was to induce in the pilgrim a higher state of awareness.

By Juan Carlos Mallory