Tata Estevan
Tata Estevan
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
A son of the New Mexican desert, he journeyed across the world in search of spirit, visiting sacred places such as the Church of San Juan Chamula, with Mayan influence, in Chiapas, Mexico; the Hermitage of Saint Francis of Assisi; the Buddhas of Bamiyan in Afghanistan; the Taj Mahal and various sanctuaries in India, among others.
Now, for the past 36 years, together with the apus, achachilas, and wakas of Bolivia, Tata has been the host of Casa Pueblo, located on Churuquella hill in the historic city of Sucre—a center dedicated to healing and spiritual awakening.
He is also the founder of Colibrí, a collective of young environmental activists devoted to honoring and protecting our Mother Earth.
Now, for the past 36 years, together with the apus, achachilas, and wakas of Bolivia, Tata has been the host of Casa Pueblo, located on Churuquella hill in the historic city of Sucre—a center dedicated to healing and spiritual awakening.
He is also the founder of Colibrí, a collective of young environmental activists devoted to honoring and protecting our Mother Earth.
