We’re here because something in us is remembering. Not something new, but something ancient that’s already alive inside us.

This space is about learning how to walk with sacred traditions, teachers, and lineages with integrity… not from guilt, performance, or fear, but from deep listening, relationship, and self-trust.

We each have a role in this collective remembering.
Some of us are activists.
Some are bridges, storytellers, or space-holders.
Some will shift roles many times because our medicine is alive, and we’re allowed to evolve.

Every teacher, every lineage, every ceremony we’ve received has activated something in us and that activation was for us. Our job isn’t to copy or perform. It’s to feel what’s real in our body, take what serves, release what doesn’t, and trust that we already know.

We all come from rich lineages.
Our ancestors prayed, healed, and sang in their own ways.
So we ask: how do we honor where we come from while honoring what we’re called to now?

Because if a tradition speaks to your soul, there’s a reason. Maybe it’s a memory. Maybe it’s evolution.

Either way there is no one “right” way to walk this path.

Spirituality is not a costume.
We don’t have to be from the jungle or the mountains to be in prayer.
If we were meant to be born in the Amazon, we would’ve been.
But many of us were born in cities like New York, Quito, LA and that is medicine too. Our birthplace is part of our assignment.

So we honor the teachers, the plants, the cultures, the land not by becoming someone else, but by becoming fully who we are.

May this space remind us:
We’ve always been whole.
We’ve always belonged.
And every step in ceremony or silence is part of the great remembering of love.

Con todo el amor/ with all the love,

Barbara Manuela