SUGGESTED ON SIGHT DONATION $20
The Path is open during scheduled events or by reservation only. Please email Heather at hhalldudney@gmail.com to make an appointment to visit or to have a personal session with Grandmother Flordemayo upon request.
The Path is closed for visitors during Winter and early Spring months due to weather conditions.
SACRED SITE ETIQUETTE
The grounds are a sacred space for prayer encompassing temples, resident wildlife, and Sacred Beings of the Land. We invite Visitors to help us maintain the serenity and integrity of Flordemayo’s vision by observing the following practices during their stay.
Please keep voices and language respectful and mindful of positive vibrations. We encourage Visitors to orient themselves to the space by walking the meditative path around the perimeter of the land to offer prayers to the four Stella’s (Sacred Guardian Stones) located in the corners of the property. Keep all stones, feathers, plants, or other objects of nature on the land. Allow the wildlife to eat only what is provided for them and not any food meant for human consumption. As offerings of prayer and sacred herbs are encouraged, please use the cornmeal and herbs provided by The Path. Fires in the Fire Temple are only allowed with proper permits. Please step over the sacred geometry stones in the Water Temple.
There is a no-smoking and no-alcohol or illegal drugs policy in affect at The Path at all times. None of these substances are allowed on the premises.
WHAT TO BRING
• Lunch, snacks and water
• Appropriate clothing attire based on weather conditions
• Sturdy shoes for uneven ground
• Sitting blankets
• Leaving only blessings and footprints
There is a bathroom facility onsite. When using the bathroom, all paper products (including toilet paper) go in the trash next to the toilet.
DESERT SAFETY
Estancia is a desert terrain in which visitors should be aware of unique characteristics of this area to keep safe and make their time enjoyable. Estancia is located at an elevation of 6100 feet. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own water bottles to stay well-hydrated.
If you walk on the grassy part of the grounds, please note that the terrain is very uneven with many divots and low lying cactus. Use proper shoes that provide stability and protection for the feet.
Please do not smudge in the grassy areas as the terrain is dry and vulnerable to catching fire.
Enjoy your visit.