Mayan
Cosmovision
The Mayan worldview is a way of life and ancient wisdom that connects human beings with all forms of life present on this Earth, as well as beyond it. This perspective teaches us that we can come closer to our inner essence if we take the time to observe ourselves and the world around us, because everything is connected, and therefore, we are part of the whole.
"Those who follow the path of the heart can never be led astray." -Popol Vuh
Why we connected with the Mayan Cosmovision?
Ana is from Guatemala, a land that was once the heart of the Mayan civilization at its peak. And although the Mayan worldview is not commonly taught in her country, from a very young age, she felt a deep bond and an unbreakable connection to this ancient wisdom. Over the years, her curiosity led her to study it more deeply, gradually integrating its teachings and making them a part of her life.
Thus, Mixed Origins was born, a bridge between two worlds, a fusion of roots and paths. That is why we decided that an essential part of our work, in every workshop and project, would be guided by the Mayan calendar and its teachings, honoring its legacy and allowing its wisdom to remain alive in every step we take.
The Mayan calendar is composed of 13 energies and 20 nahuales, creating a cycle where each day is unique. Each energy holds a distinct power, and each nahual carries its own personality, meaning that no two days are ever the same. They are never seen in the same way and always bring different lessons. By understanding this flow, we learn to live in harmony with sacred time, recognizing that every day offers a unique opportunity for growth and transformation.
Mayan Guidance
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During our events, you will have the opportunity to discover and connect with the Mayan worldview.
Each sound bath, yoga class, and women's gathering is rooted in the energy and personality of the day, guiding us to understand not only how to lead these experiences but also how we align with the cosmos and its infinite wisdom.
Moreover, we always consider the cardinal directions and the four elements as the foundational core of our gatherings, creating a sacred space in harmony with the natural forces that shape our world.
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