AHAU KIN - SUN CEREMONY

Ahau Kin: a term used by the Mayan civilization representing the ruler of the sun

My name is Paty, "Pepem" my Mayan name which means Butterfly and I am delighted to share with you some of the powerful rituals of my heritage The Mayan and the Anahuac civilizations.

In this powerful ceremony we will tune in with the power of the sun whilst aligned to the energy of the new moon, paying our respects to the earth, the sun and the ancestors as we practice some ancestral rituals in the sunrise that will allow us to connect deeply with the intention of our soul and the lost chakra: Our sacred vessel.

We will tune into the Mayan and Aztec Cosmovision.

Sun symbolised life, and its trajectory reflected the course of life on earth. The Aztecs believed that every day the star traveled through the world of the living until sunset, when it died, then travel to the underworld, while fertilising the earth.

Sunrise and the New moon is the best part of the day and the best time of the lunar cycle to connect deeply with our soul purpose and empower our intention.

We will have breath and body movement work.

Energy cleansing with the elements and the assistance of the sacred wisdom of plant medicines.

A new elixir will be holding the space for us in ¨Las Abuelas del agua” the Mightily Ihiyotl Master Healer, a sunshine blissful elixir that will empower our vital force while we observe the sun and recite our intentions and sacred affirmations.

We will tune into our hearts with the assistance of the Cacao and Roses.

The Mayans had a profound reverence to the master healer “Ix Cacao or Kakahuatl" that they call the "Fruit from the Tree of Life". It assisted them through transcendence by dissolving the limits of separation.

It soothes the heart and rejuvenates the soul expanding the Teyolia.

We will bless our energy centres in the shape of the sacred spiral Atecocolli (the Concha shell) that forms the geometrical pattern of the universe.

And we end our ceremony empowering our intention with La Abuela del Agua, the water grandmother and nourishing delights that will set you for the day.

There are limited spots so book early to secure your spot.

To prepare for this ceremony, we recommend going to bed early the night before, avoiding alcohol, narcotics and cigarettes.

Bring your yoga mat, a bottle of water a towel and bathers (optional)

Much love,

Paty "PEPEM"

Surfing Butterfly