The ancient peoples of Mexico called the world "slippery slick."
They believed the world was an unstable place and we have all felt this unsteadiness these last few years. So how do we anchor ourselves? How do we find our footing and regain our peace, purpose, and joy?
We do it by rooting—rooting back into nature, rooting back into our ancestry, and rooting back into the truth of who we really are before the world told us who we should be.
Under the guidance of curanderismo practitioner Robyn Moreno and guest teachers Asha Frost, Daniela Miranda, and Sarah Anne Wilkinson, we explore the Mexica (Aztec) paths to rootedness and other ancient but timeless ways and practices for finding our way home again.
During this highly experiential and heart-opening weekend, we root in support of our sisterhood through movement, meditation, sharing circles, inspired journaling, connecting to nature, and sacred ritual.
This workshop is designed for those who identify as women and are being called to heal, lead, and grow.
