Hikuri Ceremony
Asia Tour with Marakame Juan

Event Highlights

  • Ceremony is conducted by a Mara’akame Healer from the Wix’arika tribe in Mexico
  • Sit by the Tatewari, the Grandfather Fire, while listening to music and songs
  • Opportunity to receive messages and healing from the spirit of the Hikuri medicine
  • Engage in deep work with the Hikuri medicine as a teacher and guide
  • Participate in the Crystallization & Healing Session facilitated by the Mara’akame
  • Benefit from the extraction of accumulated negative energy from the body
  • Mexican Handmade Goods are available for purchase at the ceremony

Event Details

The Tradition and The Ceremony

  • We warmly invite you to this upcoming ceremony with Kauyumari, the Blue Deer, held by a Marakame Healer from the Wixarika tribe in Mexico. Kauyumari is the spirit who guides the Wix’aritari and sacrifices himself to transform into Hikuri, the Peyote cactus, through which the Wix’aritari connect with their ancestors, receiving their blessings, wisdom, and guidance to be guardians on our planet Earth. In the traditional Wixarika ceremony, we sit up all night around Tatewari, the Grandfather Fire, listen to the music and songs of the mara’ akate, and open ourselves to messages and healing from the spirit of the medicine.
  • The ancestral practices maintain balance between humans and the forces of nature by honoring a relationship with those forces. As keepers of sacred knowledge, the Wix’arika traditional path involves deep work with the medicine, seeing it as a teacher, a master that guides humanity from personal to collective healing. There are no boundaries between healing oneself and healing nature, so we can nurture the connection between humans and the earth. We are created from the elements of the natural world – fire, air, water, and earth. Because of this, each of us is a miniature universe, a mirror of both the natural and the spiritual worlds. All the knowledge and secrets of these two worlds are inside of us, and everything is perfectly arranged. Shamanism teaches us to tap into that arrangement, to understand, and to live in harmony with the natural and spiritual worlds.

The Peyote and Rituals –
Honouring the Tradition

  • The Peyote is a small, extremely slow-growing, spineless cactus. It can take 10-30 years for the plant to mature before flowering. It grows in northern and central areas of Mexico, and in parts of America’s extreme southwest. Currently, peyote is rapidly disappearing from its original environment due to the region's exploitation and industrial growth. Over the last decades, Wix’arika people all around the globe have been fighting and working to preserve these ancestral traditions and legacy.
  • Every year, the Wix’arika people make a pilgrimage to the sacred desert of Wirikuta, the central point of their religious rituals, to collect the Hikuri, make offerings in sacred places, honor their religion, gather the sacred waters, celebrate around the fire, and connect with the wisdom they need to live their lives.
  • The Wix’arika way of life is rich with ceremonial practices. There are specific ceremonies for the four seasons, intended to bring balance and harmony to each individual, the community, and all of life. One of the most important ceremonies is the “Dance of the Deer”. This ceremony offers the chance for people to dance their prayers into the altar of Mother Earth. It is also a way to connect with the Deer Spirit, the most important of the Wix’arika animal powers. The deer is seen as an elder brother, a guide, which the shamans use to navigate the spirit realm and for healing. In their mythology, the gods and goddesses taught the deer in ancient times. He was the first student of Shamanism, the first to learn the secrets of the original shaman, Tatewari – Grandfather Fire. It is because of this that the deer is so revered and such an integral part of the ceremonial practice. Shamans say that the spirit of the Hikuri can be seen as a Blue Deer, Kauyumari; therefore, it is a common motif in Wix’arika art and symbolism.

What to Bring – Ceremony Day:

  • Yoga mat, blanket, sleeping bag, or something to sit on as the group will be sitting outside on the ground around the fire.
  • A big white candle in a glass jar.
  • A cup and spoon for your medicine.
  • Water and juice to drink. You may take honey to mix with the medicine.
  • Fruits, flowers, candles, and other small objects of personal, emotional, or spiritual value for your altar.
  • Offerings such as cacao, tobacco, amaranth, seeds, flowers, fruits, chocolate, honey, etc., for the main altar and fire.
  • Comfortable clothes and layers in case it gets chilly at night.
  • Five coins for offering to place at your altar.
  • Mosquito spray.
  • A family photo to be blessed (optional).

Getting Here

  • Ninoy Aquino International Airport - Manila, Philippines 

    (Take a bus, taxi or car to Mt Banahaw)
  • Chiang Mai International Airport, Thailand
  • Samui Airport, Thailand
    (Take a ferry to Koh Phangan)

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Hikuri Ceremony & Integration Package

Locations

Philippines

Mt Banahaw
Sat, 16 November

USD $600

Room Packages

Private Room Package

1 Person
2 Nights + Food

USD $220

Private Room Package

Couple
2 Nights + Food

USD $260

Shared Room Package

2 Nights + Food

USD $165

Thailand

Chiang Mai
Sat, 22 November

USD $600

Room Packages

Private Room Package

1 Person
2 Nights + Food

USD $185

Private Room Package

Couple
2 Nights + Food

USD $205

Shared Room Package

2 Nights + Food

USD $125

Thailand

Koh Phangan
Sat, 28 November

USD $600

Room Packages

Private Room Package

1 Person
2 Nights + Food

USD $185

Private Room Package

Couple
2 Nights + Food

USD $205

Shared Room Package

2 Nights + Food

USD $125

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