Healing Center
Spiritual Center
Once visited by Conquistadors, this Ancient Home of the Anasazi Indians has many stories to tell. Surviving the early 1900's clear cut by the Railroad to create the railway, El Morro has regenerated and appears pristine and untouched - now thick with Pinions, Ponderosa Pines and Junipers. Today, an eclectic community of artisans, actors, organic farmers and healers make this sacred land their home. The EMAAC Art Gallery, Inscription Rock Trading Post, Ancient Way Cafe (and cabin rental), El Morro Feed and Joe L's Emporium all sit together at the Eastern Base of the Rock.
Amy and Louie Garduno of Moondance Ranch
Amy and Louie are wonderful intuitives and offer Reiki Energy Healing, Intuitive Oracle Readings, Meditations, Spiritual Life Coaching and Herbal Remedies (hand made salves, tinctures, oils, lip balm, natural toothpaste and more) at their Healing Center in El Morro.
Call: 505-713-1426 or email to Schedule an appointment.
Open: Thursdays 10 to 4
- Sundays 11 to 4
Location: Use the Rear Entrance to El Morro Feed & Seed on Hwy 53 Across from Ancient Way Cafe
Spirit Communication with John Stone

Offering spiritual attunements to align the physical body to perceive communication from spirit, via lucid dreaming, visions and out of body travel. Also assistance interpreting dreams and visions. Vision Quest Ceremony available during summer months. See Retreat page for additonal programs.
Readings offered at various locations in the area.
Redwulf and Standing Feather's Healing Center

On the south side of 53, the Healing Center is located at the western edge of the park near Ancient Way Cafe. Redwulf and Standing Feather have many spiritual offerings, including spiritual cleansings, journeying, dreamwork, vibrational workshops and more. In addition, they have a fire circle for ceremony, a sweatlodge and access to Ancient Way's Yurt for winter ceremony and drumming. Yurt is available for rent.
Ancient Way Cafe and Cabin Rental

Can't get enough done in a single day visit? Ancient Way offers cabins with year round availability and access. Click the (Cabin Rental) link above for contact.
Considering a visit to El Morro . . . .
We are just 40 minutes south of Grants on Hwy 53. (Grants is about an hour west of Albuquerque on I40.) Even though winters can sometimes be unpredictable, Highway 53 usually offers year round access . . . .
Images from El Morro



