Who is Quetzal?


Who is Quetzal?
Luis Romero (Quetzal) is a traditional Mayan firekeeper and Medicine man, traveling the world to host ceremonies and share his teachings. He believes that we are all Guardians of the Earth, our original Mother, and we must take care of her while she nurtures and provides for us. He integrates the teachings of the natural world and traditional ways of healing to assist the community in remembering that we are all supported by the Divine Creator.

 Luis is a visionary and is determined, by unifying the collective, to aid in the healing of Mother Earth. His spiritual name is Quetzal, from the word Quetzalcoatl which implies the shedding of old skin to emerge as a fully feathered and liberated Quetzal bird. His Name also refers to the awakening of the kundalini as a necessary step toward growth and salvation.

 His spiritual name was revealed to him during a dream in which he transformed from a hummingbird, passing through sacred fire to evolve into a striking Quetzal bird. This dream offered messages to Luis, guiding him to honor his indigenous roots by connecting with his community to help the collective find purpose in their lives. His father Apolinario Chile Pixtun confirmed the messages of his dream by initiating Quetzal as a healer to his community, following the path of the curandero.

 Quetzal has studied for many years with various teachers, communities, and elders to understand and embody the teachings of Great Spirit and the Sacred master plants. The teachings he has received have given him many intuitive messages and assisted in his solid connection with Great Spirit. Quetzal is devoted to offering guidance to others in the search for their true essence, assisting them to synchronize and heal their mind, body, spirit relationship. 








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