Land Use
This page outlines information and protocols for Temple Guardians and Temple Elders to visit the Santa Fe Enlightening Temple.
Temple Entry
- Gate Codes — please do not give out
- Main Padre Springs gate code: 2705
- Padlocks for copper gate, storage shed, brown boxes: 1221
- Please drive very slowly when approaching and passing the Holian homestead, out of courtesy and to protect their dogs.
- You are welcome to enter from either the North or South entry. We ask that you not enter the 30 acres from any other location.
- As a Guardian, Elder, or Steward, you may visit the land (between dawn and dusk) whenever you wish. Overnight camping is available during events. Please don’t go into the Inner Sanctum except during ceremonies.
About the Inner Sanctum
This is the area of the Temple immediately surrounding the Mother Crystal. To preserve and protect the powerful Mahavakya Crystal technology there, please do not enter the Inner Sanctum (except during ceremonial events or when specifically authorized).
The Inner Sanctum includes:
- The Purification Altar
- The Seed Circle — below ground Seed
- The Mother Crystal
Land Use Protocols
- Please stay on marked trails and paths to preserve vegetation.
- Never light a fire, a flame, or a spark — except when directed during ceremonial events.
- Keep food in your vehicle, except for snacks during ceremonies. Please eat in the cul-de-sac or the picnic area.
- When you leave the property, pack out all trash, including tissues and food remains.
- Always use porta potties for defecation.
Bringing Visitors
After some training, you may be authorized to bring visitors to the land (not including the Inner Sanctum). When you bring visitors, please enter from the north.
All visitors must:
- SIGN A RELEASE: This protects us from liability.
- They can sign online using the following link: crystalearth.org/release
- Or you can download the release form to print.
If they sign the release on paper, please snap a photo of it and send it to nancy@thewholeness.org. - MAKE A DONATION: In exchange for spending time on the Temple land, we suggest a donation of $27, or more if they wish. Here is the link: crystalearth.org/donate
- FOLLOW PROTOCOLS: Visitors must be accompanied at all times. Please ensure they understand and follow our land use rules.
CLICK HERE for a list of those who have already signed.Aimée Mercier-Farley
Angela Lynch
Arthur Pollack
Ben Adelo
Benjamin Pitz
Bill Hurlin
Bob Sherwin
Carol Miseo-Hardin
Cesar Tavarez (contractor)
Debbie Seeger
Denice Sherwin
Diane Datko
Don Wallis
Doug Rouse
Elana Haviv
Ellen Leanse
Ellen Reifslager
Joaquin Torres
Joetta Hurlin
Joyce Bogosian
Judith Jensen
Judy DelaRosa
Julie Tregeagle
Ken Hardin
Ken Ross
Kevin Farley
Lex Giorgio
Lydia Safina
Lynardia Groubert
Lynn and Vance Crocker
Makara Max Rand
Margaret Cowhig
Mari Clements
Maria Ehrenreich
Marion Pollack
Mark Luchsinger
Mary Langdon
Matthew Reifslager
Michael Barnard
Nancy Kerr-Walker
Rhea Saint
Robert Omansky
Robert Greenfield
Sally Omansky
Sean Cristerna (contractor)
Sheila Ross
Suzanna Mitchelle
Tracy Tregeagle
Valeriya Pitz
Walter Reifslager
Wendy Martin
Temple Guardians
- Matthew Reifslager, Director
- Carol Miseo-Hardin
- Ken Hardin
- Angela Lynch
- Diane Datko
- Marion Pollack
- Mary Langdon
- Margaret Cowhig
- Joyce Bogosian
Temple Elders
- Walter Reifslager
- Ellen Reifslager
- Nancy Kerr-Walker
- Bob Sherwin
- Denice Sherwin
Temple Stewards
- Nancy Kerr-Walker, Director
- Diane Datko
- Marion Pollack
- Mary Langdon
The Temple Steward Program is a small group of long-time volunteers who have committed to an ongoing threshold of service (in person) at the Santa Fe Enlightening Temple.
The role of the Temple Steward is to care for the Temple, the Mother Crystal, and the other sacred installations with dedicated attention and awareness.
Temple Stewards:
√ Visit the Temple regularly to activate their relationship and alignment with the land and the technology
√ Do scheduled walk-throughs to check on all trails and installations
√ Connect with the Temple in consciousness on a daily basis
√ Manage and monitor security cameras and signage
While physical site security is part of the role, it is the least important aspect of stewardship. What matters most is spending regular time being present with the land and attuning to its multidimensional and energetic nature.
Note: Time spent as a Temple Steward is distinct from and in addition to time spent as a Temple Guardian or volunteer.
Temple Stewards are entrusted with the discretion to bring others to the Temple when they feel it is appropriate—except to the Inner Sanctum.
