For thousands of years, the Maya walked the forests as if moving through a living library. They believed every plant carried a spirit, a song, and a teaching — and that dis-ease was not an enemy, but a messenger guiding us back into harmony.

The elders taught that when the body aches, it is the Earth calling us home.

Chaká, the red tree, was known as the “cooling mother,” soothing inflammation and calming the fire of the heart.
Ruda, the sacred rue, guarded the spirit, clearing the heavy energies that settle when life overwhelms us.
Chaya, the tree spinach, nourished the blood and awakened vitality, reminding us that healing begins with nourishment and breath.
Copal, the white resin, was burned to call clarity, to clear the mind from fear and to reconnect us to the unseen helpers that walk beside us.

But the true healing, the elders said, did not come from the plant alone.

It came from the relationship — from slowing down, placing the leaf in your palm, listening to its story, and allowing its spirit to enter your breath.
Healing happened when you remembered that you are nature, and nature is you.

In moments of dis-ease, the Maya invite us to return to the forest within:
to sit, to breathe, to let the plants whisper their ancient wisdom,
and to remember that every imbalance is simply a doorway back to harmony.

In the Mayan tradition, cacao is not just a plant —
it is a spirit, a gentle teacher of the heart.

A cacao ceremony invites us to slow down, soften, and listen.
As the warm, rich medicine enters the body, it opens the inner pathways of emotion and intuition. The Maya call cacao ix cacao — the heart-keeper — for it brings us back to feeling, presence, and connection.

Cacao increases blood flow to the heart and brain, awakens serotonin and dopamine, and relaxes the nervous system. But its true healing lies beyond chemistry.

It dissolves the walls we’ve built around our tenderness.
It quiets the mind so the heart can speak.
It invites us to remember who we are beneath the noise.

In ceremony, cacao becomes a bridge:
between body and spirit, earth and sky, self and other.
It guides us gently, never forcefully, into clarity, warmth, and inner truth.

A Mayan cacao ceremony is a journey —
a soft opening, a return to presence,
a reminder that the greatest healing is always found within the heart.

Abuela Tina carries the old ways in her hands.
When she teaches the Tuch — the sacred Mayan belly massage — she is not only passing down a technique, but awakening a lineage.

The Tuch is the art of returning the body to its center.
It realigns the womb, the organs, and the deep rivers of energy that flow from the navel — the original doorway through which life entered.

Under Abuela Tina’s guidance, the hands learn to listen.
She teaches that the belly is the repository of forgotten emotions, ancestral memory, and the unspoken stories we carry. Through gentle, circular touch, blockages melt, breath expands, and the inner fire is rekindled.

Her presence is medicine.
Her teachings feel like sitting beside a grandmother who remembers your soul.

The Tuch massage supports digestion, hormonal balance, emotional release, fertility, and the softening of long-held tension. But more than anything, it reconnects us to our own origin — to the warmth of the mother, the pulse of the earth, the intelligence of our center.

Step into the ancient womb of the Earth and remember the art of rebirth.
With Amaya as your guide, the Mayan temazcal becomes more than a steam lodge — it becomes a threshold, a portal, a return to the beginning.

Inside the rounded stone womb, heated volcanic rocks glow like ancestral hearts. As the herbs hiss and the steam rises, the doorway between worlds opens. Amaya sings the old songs, calling in the four directions, inviting the spirits of fire, water, earth, and wind to cleanse what no longer serves.

In this sacred space, the body releases its heaviness,
the mind softens its grip,
and the heart begins to remember itself.

The temazcal purifies the blood, clears the lungs, awakens circulation, and quiets the nervous system. Yet its deepest medicine is spiritual — a gentle dissolution of the old stories, the tired skins, the forgotten griefs.

With every breath, you shed.
With every wave of heat, you return.
With every chant, you are welcomed home.

Under Amaya’s care, the ceremony becomes a journey of surrender and renewal — a remembering of your original essence, a rebirth into clarity, strength, and inner light.

When you emerge, you do not simply step out.
You are born again.

Enter the waters and return to where all life began.
Janzu is not simply a therapy — it is a remembrance. A surrender.
A gentle journey back into the quiet, weightless world of the womb.

In this magical course, you will learn the ancient art of Janzu:
the fluid bodywork tradition born from the understanding that water is the first healer. Floating, held, and carried by the practitioner, the body releases its defenses. The breath deepens. The mind dissolves. And the water begins to speak.

As you learn the movements — circular, effortless, almost invisible — you begin to understand that Janzu is a dance with the element itself. You are not manipulating the body; you are listening, guiding, allowing the water to do the healing.

Old memories soften. Muscles unwind.
Traumas stored in the tissues rise like bubbles and disappear.
A profound peace returns — the peace of being fully held.

In Janzu, time slows. Boundaries melt. The nervous system resets.
It is a practice of trust, surrender, and deep emotional cleansing.
Each session feels like drifting back into the cosmic ocean that birthed you.

This course invites you to learn not only with your hands but with your heart:
to become a vessel of presence,
a guide through water,
a witness to rebirth.

In Janzu, you don’t just float.
You come home.

Step into a field of pure luminosity and learn the ancient-new art of energetic clearing with Caty — a guardian of subtle realms and a weaver of crystalline light.

Selenite, known to the Maya and many ancestral lineages as “frozen moonlight,” is a stone that does not absorb negative energy — it transforms it. In Caty’s hands, the selenite swords become instruments of clarity, intuition, and deep remembrance.

In this mystical course, you will learn to feel energy as a language:
to sense where heaviness hides,
to sweep away stagnant currents,
and to restore the natural radiance of the body and field.

Caty teaches not from technique, but from presence.
She shows you how to breathe with the swords,
how to listen to their whispers,
and how to let the crystal guide your movements.

As the light passes through the auric layers, it clears emotional residue, untangles energetic cords, and awakens the body’s inner pathways. Students often describe a sensation of wings unfolding — a return to spaciousness and inner truth.

This is more than cleansing.
It is remembering how to be luminous.

Under Caty’s guidance, the selenite swords become portals of alignment,
cutting through illusion, opening clarity, and restoring the subtle harmony of the soul.

Come learn the art of clearing —
a ceremony of light,
a dance with purity,
a renewal of your deepest self.