This lesson explores how colonization, generational trauma, and exploitative beliefs separated us from the Great Mother. We remember that we come from the Earth, and that Indigenous elders safeguarded this wisdom until the 2012 turning. Together we learn to restore our connection to the Earth, reclaim our truth, and step out of systems that drain our spirit, dignity, and abundance.

In this lesson, we walk the oldest road—the soul’s pilgrimage through light, matter, and memory. We explore the sacred questions: Where do we come from? Why are we here? Where are we going? The Andean and Mayan elders remind us that we are not humans seeking spirit, but spirit journeying through humanity. Their calendars, prophecies, and ceremonies serve as maps of remembrance, guiding us to live with purpose, balance, and harmony as we find our way back home.

The Medicine Wheel is a living map of transformation found across Maya and Andean traditions. In this lesson you’ll explore the four directions—Serpent, Jaguar, Hummingbird, and Eagle/Condor—as teachers of healing, fearlessness, joy, and vision. You’ll learn how to shed old stories, face shadow with courage, receive ancestral wisdom, and step into service through Ayni. This is a path of remembrance, returning to harmony with the Great Mother and all our relations.

Five Practices for Living in Harmony with the Great Mother and Father Discover the five foundations of a living spiritual path rooted in reciprocity, ceremony, and awareness. Guided by Andean and Mayan wisdom, you’ll learn to create sacred space, live in Ayni (balance), honor fire as a teacher, walk in rhythm with the cosmos, and embrace initiation as transformation. This is not a belief system—it’s a way of living in beauty, gratitude, and right relationship with all life.

A ceremonial cycle for planting ideas, tending dreams, and honoring the unseen work of becoming. This Wajxaqib’ Q’anil Skool is not about productivity. It is about right timing. It exists to hold people while they gather seeds—ideas, projects, prayers, questions—without forcing them into action too soon. The platform becomes a shared seed pouch, a communal armadillo shell, where nothing is rushed and everything is respected.

Returning to the Waters Before Form This cycle is not a workshop. It is not a self-improvement program. It is not a productivity container. It is an immersion. The 20-day Imox cycle is a deliberate return to the place before clarity, before identity, before direction—so that clarity may later arise without force.

This introduction explores the Sun’s two great passages—Zenith and Nadir. We learn how light rises and descends through the year, how the Maya observed these cycles through land and ritual, and how we mirror the Sun by moving inward to transform, then outward to serve.