About.
Join us for a deep immersion with the ancestral culture of the Wixárika nation.
This is a very special opportunity to be in an intimate container with a culture that has maintained their culture, language, and spiritual connection for thousands of years.
The ceremonial context created by the Wixárika is a profound celebration of life, and at the same time offers an opportunity for multi-faceted healing, deep immersion into community, and provides everybody a safe space to share prayers, music, and offerings to our "Creator".
Program.
Feburary 6
Arrival between 2 and 3PM
Welcome Circle - Sharing about the Wixárika culture and Yacumama
Offerings to Spirits of the land at the Grandmother Ceiba Tree
Dinner
February 7 - Ceremony
Morning Yoga
Breakfast
Group nature walk to river & waterfalls
Lunch
Optional massage, rest
All night ceremony
February 8
Morning offerings at river
Breakfast
Healing sessions w/ Don Eugenio
Integration sharing circle
Lunch
Optional massage, rest
Dinner
February 9 - Ceremony
Morning Yoga
Breakfast
Rest time in nature, river, creek, optional massage
Lunch
All night ceremony
February 10
Morning offerings at river
Breakfast
Healing sessions w/ Don Eugenio
Integration sharing circle
Lunch
Optional massage, rest
Dinner
February 11
Morning Yoga
Breakfast
Rest time in nature, river, creek, optional massage
Lunch
Integration sharing circle
Dinner
February 12
BreakfastClosing circle
Departure between 11AM & 1PM
Highlights.
- Ancestral Culture
- Wixárika Wisdom
- Sacred Ceremonies
- Tatewari (Sacred Fire)
- Nature Immersion
- Personal Transformation
- Integration Support
Living Conditions.
Sleeping
- entire house
- shared rooms
- private room
Omnivore Food
- communal kitchen access
- restaurant on site
- communally cooked meals
Internet
- fast: streaming video
Ongoing classes
- plant medicine1-2 times per week
- yoga3-5 times per week
Getting here.
Yacumama is in Ojochal, a small town near the Pacific Ocean, known for its international fine dining, which is part of the Ballena (whale) Coast.
We are 30-40 minutes south of Dominical and 15-20 minutes south of Uvita, where the Envision Festival has been held for the past ten+ years. The Osa Peninsula (the 5th most bio-diverse place on the planet) is just 2 hours south.
Yacumama is a 3-4 hour drive southwest of the international airport, SJO.
From San Jose or other airports in the country you can also take a 45 minute flight on a small plane or even hire a small private plane to Quepos airport which is about an hour drive from Yacumama.
Contact
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