"Return to heart"

Retreat Highlights

• This retreat is designed so that people who, trusting in their intuition, have joined this adventure, can connect from the heart of the planet (as the indigenous peoples who care for and guard it call the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta) with their own heart, his senses, his body. In the Taorayiná nature reserve and ecolodge, people will recognize in the elements, the virgin forests, the exuberant nature, the Caribbean Sea, the dance, the music, the natural medicines, powerful tools that will help to let go of what is heavy, what is not It is necessary, and be inspired to transform and continue new, calmer, simpler and more peaceful life processes.
• The activities will be:
• -Daily hatta yoga, pranayama and sunrise meditation classes.
• -Cacao, psilocybin, temazcal (inipi) ceremonies
• -Kogi indigenous ancestral ritual
• - Sound healing with Tibetan bowls -Meditation and rapé circle
• -Horse ride to the indigenous community
• - Walks through the forest and visits to waterfalls and natural pools,
• - visit to rivers and majestic beaches
• - intimate concerts of medicine music and drums, DANCE.
• -Nutritious, delicious and conscious eating

About this Retreat

Your Guides

Camilo

Marán

Olga

Camilo Henao

Camilo has been practicing hatha yoga for more than 7 years, where he progressively turned the practice into a habit and a way of life. He lived for a year immersed in one of the ashram (yoga sanctuary) of the Shivananda tradition, located in Colombia, in the town of San Rafael Antioquia, where he perfected his practice, he was baptized with the spiritual name of "Haridas", in the tradition and was granted permission to share the asanas of the rishikesh series. Over the last 2 years he has improved his way of sharing the practice of hatta yoga, focusing more on the needs of the people than on the strictness of the practice and tradition, and in this way delivering medicine much more in line with what each person needs.

Marán

Multi-instrumentalist musician, traditional indigenous medicine walker for 20 years, co-founder of the Taorayiná nature reserve and ecolodge, human being dedicated to the conservation and restoration of forests for the last six years, through the art of sound vibration, medicine music and natural medicines offer people experiences of self-knowledge and inspiration. He dedicated his life for 14 years to the defense and promotion of the human rights of indigenous, peasant and Afro-descendant communities who are victims of armed conflicts, especially the Colombian one.

Olga

Olga, a medicine woman and musician, has been walking with cacao medicine for more than 14 years, training with grandmothers from the ancient indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and the Muysca indigenous people. Her focus is self-understanding and self-observation accompanied by the ancient cacao plant as an engine for the awakening of the heart.

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