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A 9-month immersive multi-cultural/inter-tribal course designed to give people a hands-on approach to working with sound and facilitating sound healing sessions.
The cacao ceremony is a sacred gathering in which participants gather to connect to their hearts and experience new life through the healing qualities of cacao.
A plant revered by the indigenous people of the Americas, cacao has received widespread recognition through its usage as the key ingredient in chocolate. For the Mayan people, cacao is utilized as a rebirthing medicine, helping people get rid of negativity, release emotional suffering, and experience universal love.
Gloria Ushigua is Coordinator of the Sápara women's organisation Ashiñwaka, which defends Sápara people's ancestral land and environmental rights in the province of Pastaza. In this event, Gloria will share about her fight to protect her territory in Ecuador, which consists of 400,000 hectares of the Amazon, where she has been defending the land against illegal logging, mining, and oil exploitation. She will also be sharing about the Sápara and their traditional practices, as well as leading a tobacco ceremony. Come ready to listen, learn, heal, and ask questions!
Participants are led through guided meditations and sound healing practices designed to harmonize body, mind and spirit. Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, indigenous music, didgeridoos, crystal singing bowls, bells, gongs, harmoniums, tuning forks and other overtone-emitting instruments are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation.
Sacred song maker Luix Saldaña (from Mexico) is offering a very special sacred song class via ZOOM (not in-person) on Wednesday, May 8, 7:00pm EST. The Pre-Hispanic songs he shares will be for all of creation, in the native Nahuatl language of the Aztec people of Mexico. A Mexican native and passionate advocate for preserving pre-Hispanic culture, Luix is deeply involved in conserving and showcasing the beauty of the native cultures through his instrument making, art and music. His songs are often described as medicine, with powerful and healing qualities, resonating with people from all walks all around the world.
Traditional Indian music is renowned worldwide as a sacred musical tradition that is unique, mystical, complex, and deep. In this weekend workshop, participants will be introduced to Indian Classical Music and mantra through the concepts of melody, intonation, mood, rhythm and raga.
Brazilian group led by Felipe Hostins and Gil Oliveira, Massaranduba presents a Brazilian style of music called Forró, from the northeast of Brazil, and explores the crossroads between other Brazilian universes. Accompanied by Adrian DiMatteo on the guitar.
A 2-day workshop that will cover the depth of the discipline and energetic hygiene required to begin to be a sound healing practitioner.