Spiritual Spring Cleaning
April 7th – April 15th
Welcome to our serene retreat, hosted by Jesus and Nalleli in the heart of Comitan, Chiapas, Mexico. Here, we invite you for a week of deep connection and growth, both personally and as part of the community. Immerse yourself in the nurturing embrace of nature, engaging in transformative ceremonies and learning the principles of regenerative permaculture. Our retreat is designed to enlighten your understanding of the body-mind-earth relationship, offering a space for spiritual cleansing and realignment with our sacred surroundings.
You’ll get to experience the beauty and calm of Jesus and Nalleli’s place, a perfect backdrop for some serious soul-searching and spiritual spring cleaning. We’re not just talking about sitting around; this retreat is hands-on. We’ll be engaging with our Sacred Grandmother in four meaningful ceremonies and embracing the cleansing power of Kambo, all while following a clean and conscious diet that supports our journey.
But it’s not all about the inner work. We’ll also be getting our hands dirty with some regenerative permaculture, learning about how what we put into the earth and our bodies can transform our thoughts, our moods, and our whole being.
Mayan Fire Ceremony with Cacao
4 Sacred Grandmother Ceremonies
1 Kambo session
Sauna and Swim in the Lake
Rapé Circle around the Fire
Accommodation & Food
Daily Diet adapted to the Retreat
This retreat is your chance to really understand and feel the connection between our bodies, our minds, our community, and the planet.
The only direct flight from the US to Tuxtla Gutierrez(TGZ), Chiapas Mexico is from San Diego. Otherwise, you will have to do a connecting flight from either Mexico City, or Cancun. I highly recommend to shop around to see which flights are affordable, and just know some airlines have cheaper flights to cancun, and others have cheaper flights to Mexico City
Once you land in Tuxtla, you have a few options for traveling to the space. Please note, this is around a 3 hour drive
The bus will be the most affordable, and comfiest way to travel. That is usually the route I go, it will be around $20 USD to get from the airport to Comitan. Highly recommend it.
Also one note, try to book your flight to get to Tuxtla in the day or early afternoon. If you get there too late, some of the buses stop running after a certain hour, so it will be easier on you to get there earlier than later.
