Sacred Journey 2025 Part 6
- Lance Heard
- Jul 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 15
Day 12
We broke camp and drove to Shiprock, New Mexico. On the way, we saw the “Baby Rocks” took photos. This was named due to the erosion causing formations that look like babies. There are also formations that look like someone kneeling down with prayer hands toward the mountain.
We drove past the town of Shiprock, to a campground called “Quiet & Friendly” RV park, in a town called Waterflow. Located in an industrial park, accessed by a dirt county road, we drove up to the owner. A friendly man who asked if we called for a reservation. We replied, “No.” He said, “forty dollars.” I handed him the money and Lance parked our camper in space number 5. We didn’t have to give our names or identification. The owner didn’t even ask how long we planned on staying. We loved it!
After setting up the camper and connecting to electric and water, we drove to the rock formation popularly known as Shiprock. The Navajos call it “Rock With Wings.” It is a very sacred place, fenced off for miles. We took a dirt road to the point we found a closed gate and a sign that read, “KEEP OUT”. We honored the message and parked our vehicle. We stepped out and walked up to the fence. We sent our love and blessings to the rock formation, to the Navajo stewards of this beautiful land, to all peoples and most of all, Mother Earth, and for her continued blessings in our life.
Afterwards, we drove back to our campsite with fresh ice in our coolers. We washed our hair and waited for nightfall. Before our meditation, Lance took a photo of the moon from his cell phone.
Day 13 The next morning, we prepared for our trip to Horse Thief Campground. As we broke camp, we had a very heart chakra opening moment in eternity with a Navajo woman…
Continued in Part 7: Horse Thief Campground
To learn more about Shaman Lance Heard, read his book: Life- A Creative Adventure.
To learn more about Energy Healer Barbara Becker, read her books: Enclosure: A Spiritual Autobiography and Expansion: The Journey Continues.
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