Sacred Gatherings
Ever so often, Healing with Pachamama brings our community together for sacred ceremonies, honoring the medicine path and providing a space to heal the soul. We invite you to join us for our upcoming gatherings, where we come together in respect and reverence. Please note that physical dates for these ceremonies will be provided closer to the event, considering weather conditions and the long travel required for our esteemed shamans.
Once we receive your email, one of our practitioners will reach out to you with further details. We understand that everyone's healing path is unique, so we take safety measures into consideration for each individual's journey.
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Tampa Family
Andrea Calderón Raincloud Spiritual Kuraka Guardian of Sacred Memory
Born in Colombia and lovingly known as Raincloud, Andrea Calderón has devoted over 17 years to walking the sacred path of traditional medicine. As a recognized Spiritual Kuraka, healer, and ceremonial leader, she has served as guardian to numerous altars and ancestral designs, honoring the ancient codes of the Andean Cosmovision.
Andrea is a minister of the Church of Sumak Kawsay, rooted in the sacred teachings of harmony, balance, and plenitude. She is widely revered for her medicine songs the sacred chants of Awakolla (San Pedro) which carry the voice of the mountains and the memory of the elders across continents. Her ceremonies are prayers in motion, weaving together elements, ancestors, and spirit in devotion and deep healing.
Her medicine path includes energy liberations, spiritual cleansings, and the ceremonial stewardship of profound rites. She is a guardian and leader of the Vision Quest, Spirit Dance, and serves as Woman Chief of the Drum Altar in the Sundance, all held on the sacred grounds of AyaPuma Samay, Ecuador.
Andrea Raincloud’s life work is a living offering a commitment to recovering ancestral memory and restoring the sacred within the human spirit.
A Ritual of Purification, Ancestral Remembrance & the Four Winds
We gather in sacred circle around Grandfather Fire, entering the womb of Mother Earth through the Temazcal a space of transformation, rebirth, and prayer. Here, we come to honor our ancestors, to renew our spirits, and to return to the wisdom of the earth.
This ceremony is an offering of Awakolla, the sacred plant spirit carried by our lineages for thousands of years. Awakolla is not only a healer, but a teacher, the breath of the mountains, the memory of the volcanoes, the whisper of the ancestors. Within the steam and stone, we remember who we are and why we are here.
This ritual is held in reverence to the Sumak Kawsay, the ancestral Andean way of living in harmony, beauty, and fullness a prayerful path that aligns our soul with creation, nature, and cosmic time.
Raincloud, Andrea Calderón, Spiritual Kuraka of Colombia carries this medicine through deep ancestral memory and a life devoted to the healing traditions of her people. As a keeper of sacred rites and song, she creates a space of safety, transformation, and return.
You are invited to enter this sacred container, which honors the family of the Four Winds, the origin of the universe, and the balance of time and space.
All are welcome, all ages, all walks of life, all hearts ready to remember.
RAINCLOUD, ANDREA CALDERÓN B.
Spiritual Kuraka, Colombia
SUMAK KAWSAY
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Upcoming Ceremonies and Events
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Medicine Temascal Sacred Awakolla
Coming Soon….
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Sumak Kawsay Tepee Ceremony
June 14 - Miami Florida
Karla Navas organizer of Tampa Family and Council of Sumak Kawsay and AyaPuma
• Moon Dancer • Sun Dancer
Karla Navas has walked the sacred medicine path for over 11 years, walking in deep communion with Spirit and the living church of nature. She is a devoted member of the AyaPuma Sumak Kawsay Council, rooted in the ancestral principles of harmony, sacred reciprocity, and right relationship with life.
Karla has sat in ceremony with powerful and time-honored traditions, including the sacred teachings of the Cofán tribe of the Amazon and the AyaPuma lineage in Inbarbora, Ecuador, which upholds the ancient ways of Sumak Kawsay—the “Good Life” philosophy of balance, respect, and spiritual connection.
Karla walks the Red Road, honoring the sacred circle of life and the Four Directions. Her devotion is expressed through prayer, ceremony, and a deep commitment to living in harmony with the Earth and all living beings.
She is a dedicated Moon Dancer, offering her body, heart, and spirit in dance beneath the stars in devotion to the Divine Mother, the sacred waters, and the lunar cycles. Her ceremonial path also honors the Sun Dance traditions, where dancers engage in acts of self-sacrifice to honor the Great Spirit (Wakan Tanka). This ancient ritual is a ceremony of renewal seeking blessings for the people and recognizing the eternal dance of life, death, and rebirth.
Through this sacred path, Karla has been called to carry the Chanupa (Sacred Pipe), offering prayers for both the sun and moon. Her pipe carries the prayers of the people, the voice of the ancestors, and the breath of Spirit, woven together in sacred union.
As a Temazcalera and Water Pourer, Karla holds the sacred responsibility of guiding sweat lodge ceremonies—creating a womb of fire, stone, steam, and prayer. In this space of purification and rebirth, she calls upon the spirits of the abuelos, the healing of the waters, and the ancient songs of the Earth to support deep cleansing and transformation.
Karla Navas is a vessel of ancestral memory, feminine wisdom, and living ceremony. Through her medicine, she invites others to return to the sacred, remember their purpose, and walk in harmony with all that is.
Fernando Barbara & Nayelie / Medicine Healers
Fernando and Nayeli's odyssey is a vivid narrative of transformation through Bufo medicine, interwoven with the profound sagacity of indigenous cultures. Their pilgrimages across the landscapes of Peru, Colombia, and Mexico have been enriched by meaningful encounters with Shipibo, Seri, Confanes, and Marakame healers. With their roots deeply entrenched in Mexican heritage, they serve as custodians of ancient wisdom, bridging the gap between time-honored practices and those on a quest for healing in the present.
Central to their life's work is the establishment of Darshana Sanctuary in Mexico, a vision realized to foster a worldwide fellowship of healing and spiritual enlightenment. This sanctuary is a beacon for those on a spiritual quest, offering connections with medicine people from across the globe and nurturing a shared path of enlightenment and growth. Further expressing their commitment to cultural preservation and enlightenment, the Pachamoma Museum stands as a testament to the psychedelic and medicinal legacies of indigenous peoples, illuminating their dedication to conservation and education.
Their initiative to form a community for Marakame Shamans is yet another stride towards expanding their circle of spiritual influence and healing. Fernando and Nayeli's unwavering dedication to disseminating the life-altering benefits their profound commitment to assisting others on their healing journeys. Their efforts not only safeguard the heritage of ancient medicine but also unlock opportunities for innumerable souls to embark on journeys of profound spiritual discovery and personal transformation, fostering a legacy of healing and wisdom for generations to come.
— Founders of Pachamoma Museum, Darshana Sanctuary, Marakame NFT
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Fernando and Nayeli, journeying from Mexico to share the sacred ceremony. In a space of honor and respect, we invite you to connect deeply with the transformative power of this medicine. For those wishing to learn more about Fernando and Nayeli and their journey, click here to visit their Instagram.
🌱 May your path be filled with abundant blessings.
Warm regards, Diana
Enjoy learning more through his youtube channel https://youtu.be/7bAK9S0vJ5E?feature=shared
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Together we breathe
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Only with our hearts
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Family on the medicine patth
Founder of Healing with Pachamama on a pilgrimage walk in mexico
From the depths of my heart, I assure you that your privacy is sacred to us. Your information is held in utmost confidence, utilized solely to enhance your experience. Rest assured, only the Medicine Man or Women and facilitator of the ceremony is entrusted with private information.
Let's join hands and collaborate
With heart-centered intention, please review the following sacred guidelines:
Your generous contributions support travel, lodging, and the well-being of our shamans and facilitators.
Participation is reserved for registered guests unless special arrangements are made with the organizers in advance.
The use of external substances—including sacred plants such as mushrooms, LSD, or Xanga—is strictly prohibited during the retreat.
This is a sacred container for deep healing and connection. It is not a vacation, but a time to honor the work your spirit has called you to do.
Lodging is included only for the dates of your ceremonial participation unless you are joining as a volunteer.
How to Join Us:
Begin by filling out the intake form below.
Once your form is reviewed and approved, we’ll reach out using the contact details you provided.
To reserve your space, a deposit is required. You will receive instructions via email or a call from one of our coordinators.
Finalize your place in the ceremony by completing the remaining balance (plus any transaction fees) in person upon arrival.