Zumpulche (temazcal)
It is a prehispanic ritual used throughout Mesoamerica by shamans for ceremonial purposes to contact the gods and as a purifying, healing and renewal process.
It requires great spiritual and mental work: represents the death of weakness, of illness, of the paralyzing emotions and feelings.
It implies overcoming one's limitations to reborn strong and renewed.
Ixchel Ceremony
Ixchel was the Mayan Goddess of the Moon, of Love, of Medicine and gestation. Her name means Rainbow Woman. It had four manifestations with different colors: white, red, black and yellow, associated with the four directions of the universe. It's known that this Goddess protected the pilgrims who visited their lands.
We connect through the music and the songs, in synchrony with the herbs and the copal cleansing, requesting the permission to the guardians of the space through a meditation of the pardon. The guide uses seeds and colorful flowers and integrates the ritual of the four elements to close the ceremony with love and forgiveness, in a total transformation.
Cocoa Ceremony
The spirit of the Cacao ceremony is the reconnection with our ancestors that transport us to that initial embrace, to that warmth of home and family.
We connect with those intimate and unforgettable moments, inviting people to share an occasion of fraternity sitting in a circle on the ground looking at each other, recognizing each other as equals and sharing that sweet elixir, a gift of the gods.
In that moment of confidence, in which the aroma and the taste evoke memories of childhood, an opportunity for reconciliation opens up with who we are and have been.
