Pilgrimage to Wirikuta 7 days

Retreat Highlights

• - This is a Pilgrimage for those seeking a true quest or breakthrough in ones own life. A true pilgrimage full of symbol, meaning and endurance.
• - Communion with the Sacred Plant of the Peyote picked with great respect, awareness and offerings. Guided and protected by the Huichol Tribe in their authority.
• - Going deep into the Sacred Lands of the Wirikuta Desert, Tropic of Cancer, Heart of Mexico.
• - Ceremony all night long in the Desert of Wirikuta guided by a proper Huichol-Wixarika Marakame (medicine man from the Huichol Tribe)
• - Place Offerings in Sacred Sites of the Wirikuta Pilgrimage Path
• - Learning of how the Huichol Tribe make their pilgrimage through these lands since the beginning of time
• - Learn about the Story of Creation according to the Huichol Tradition
• - Experience sleeping in the Desert, in very simple, austere homes, with very simple buy hearty food made by the locals.
• - Seeing, staying in and exploring the small village of Real the Catorce, and passing through the Tunnel of Time built in 1897 by formal miners.
• - Taking the local Willys (Jeeps) into the Desert
• - Hiking up to EL CERRO DEL QUEMADO, one of THE MOST Sacred Sites in the Huichol Culture, leaving offerings there and making prayers and petitions for our lives.
• - Integration previous, during and after the retreat, sharing circles, natural conversations, flowing and being present with the Pilgrimage.

About this Retreat

Your Guides

Marakame

Natalie

Marakame Antonio Carrillo Lopez

Marakame Antonio Carrillo Lopez is a medicine man from the Huichol or Wixarika community. Learned into the medicine path since a child, he represents his tribe with integrity, meekness and uprightness. He has travelled to Europe for over 10 years but does most of his travelling and work within MEXICO. He is a young medicine man, and sings during his ceremonies in his native tongue.

Natalie Eidi

Natalie Eidi is a multi-cultural organizer of Ceremonies, pilgrimages, retreats, sacred sexuality workshops, permaculture workshops and various spiritual events in Mexico, Greece and other places in the world . She founded the intentional community of Las Liridas built around a ceremonial center where the ceremonies she organizes are held frequently. She does not call herself a teacher, or a medicine woman, or a shaman, or a guide. She likes to be called by her name, Natalie, and is mostly interested in the ability we all have to self reflect and find our own truth and path. She does have permission to share the medicine of the peyote and also works closely with a renowned yagecero-ayahuasquero (or Medicine man from the deep amazon of Colombia that works with Ayahuasca), yet still, she inclines toward tradition when it is possible to have someone from the ancestral lineage present in such rituals.

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