Condor Eagle Gathering

Condor Eagle

Gathering

It is with great honor and gratitude that we welcome Kuauhtli and Delfina, carriers of the Eagle-Condor ways. Together, they bring the heart, spirit, and wisdom traditions of the North and South. We will gather and celebrate at Finca Exotica on the remote Osa Peninsula for four nights and five days of community, fresh meals, music, dance, prayer and play.

27-31 January 2023

Peninsula de osa, Finca exótica

Weekend Schedule

All meals included

Friday, January 27th

Check in to rooms

Sweat Lodge Ceremony

Lunch, Rest

Movement/Song circle

Saturday January 28th

Danza Mexica & Wisdom Talk

8:00 PM – 4:00 AM – Grandmother's Ceremony

Sunday january 29th

7:00 PM – 7:00 AM – Hikuri Ceremony

Monday january 30 th

Flower Blessing

Rest- Day

Integration Circle

Community Dinner

Tuesday January 31st

Departure Day

Facilitators

Delfina Mun

Originally from Argentina, Delfina Mun’s music and art carries the healing, transformation and the great mystery of praying with the sacred plants of our Mother Earth. Since she was very young she has dedicated herself to the service and study of master plants, traditional indigenous ceremonies and sacred arts.

Delfina’s music brings together sacred chants from indigenous lineages of Abya Yala with her own medicine music compositions.

Her dedicated study of the ancestral voice is influenced by her southern roots and enhanced by her spiritual studies in the Amazon rainforest with the Yawanawa.

She travels the world sharing through traditional ceremonies in a mission of spreading seeds of peace and love for Mother Earth, highlighting indigenous wisdom and a sacred way of living.

www.delfinamun.com

Facilitators

Kuauhtli's

Kuauhtli's years of involvement in the movement for human rights and activities to preserve the indigenous ways of life served as preparation for his current path bringing ceremonies around the world.

For the past 25 years, Kuauhtli has dedicated himself to conducting Mexica ceremonies of "Xochitl in Cuicatl" (Flower and Song), Native American Church tipi meetings, Temazcal (sweat lodge) and Mexica danza, contributing to the awakening and reconnection of humanity with Mother Earth.

Kuauhtli has visited 36 countries while actively promoting the legalization and medical research of peyote and other entheogens. He's participated on panels, films, festivals and shared his music world-wide.

www.kuauhtli.com