TOLTEC WISDOM CIRCLE

A nourishing evening where we will get to dive into the wisdom of the Toltec Traditions. Abuela Xquenda will share a little bit of the knowledge she carries, so we can come into a deeper understanding of their way of seeing life.

Opening space for conversation and prayer.

We will share a light nourishing dinner at the end of the evening.

Will you join us?

WHAT TO BRING

✧ Mat & cushion to sit on the ground.

✧ Drinking water.

✧ A bowl and a spoon.

✧ Drum or rattle (optional).

WHAT TIME?

✧ Our gathering will start at 5 pm. The event will go for about 2-3 hours and we will share a light nourishing meal at the end.

WHERE?

Byrrill Creek, near Uki.

Location will be sent upon confirmation.

CONTRIBUTION

✧ There are different tiers available for this event. Limited tickets available as 'community' price.

✧ Limited scholarships available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

✧ 10% of proceeds goes to Pay The Rent.

YOUR GUIDES

✧ Abuela Xquenda, Mexico. Tarot reader, Tonalpouke (who reads the accounts of destiny). Certified in herbalism, traditional Mexican medicine and Mexican literature in Indigenous Languages. Co-Founder and Director of the Meyahuel Intercultural Center. Elder / Grandmother and pioneer in the sowing of the Moon Dance in Chile. With more than 30 years of experience, she is preserving and spreading traditional medicine.

✧ Eurice, Mexico. Water engineer and fluvial constellator. Helps you identify patterns and blockages on a personal (physical, emotional, mental, spiritual) and systemic (family) level through different tools. Certified in Mexican Literature in Indigenous Languages. Tonalpouke (Ancient Mexican Astrology). Co-founder of the Meyahuel Intercultural Center.

✧ Pau Tlanezi, Chile / Australia. Researcher and apprentice of Mexican and Andean traditions. Companion of healing processes with master plants. Cultural Bridge. Moon Dancer in Citlalicue, Chile. Founder of Colibri Temple, Kintu Artisans and Colibri Spirit Foundation.

We acknowledge and offer our respects to the Traditional Custodians of Bundjalung Country.