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. 🌀 What Is the Ojo de Dios (Eye of God)? Meaning & Origins The Ojo de Dios , or “Eye of God,” is a sacred symbol rooted in the traditions of the Guided Weaving  – Learn step by step how to wrap and weave, creating the central “eye” and building outward

What Is the Goddess I Am Healing & Meditation Center? Do Lunita and Goddess I Am offer similar experiences? Can I host a goddess-centered retreat at Lunita? Yes. The Goddess I Am Healing & Meditation Center  is one of these sacred oases. FAQs about Goddess I Am Healing & Meditation Center Where is the Goddess I Am Healing & Meditation Center

Sometimes a moment of eye contact or supported breathing is more powerful than the deepest stretch. Shared breathwork, synchronized movement, and non-verbal practices like eye-gazing help couples feel

Eyes closed, guided breath, and gentle intention invite participants into a meditative state where sounds

Cacao was seen as a divine bridge—an offering to the gods, a conduit for prayers, and a means to awaken Medicine of the Heart Cacao contains theobromine , a natural compound that translates to “food of the gods

For guests, this is a priceless gift — a chance to see themselves through loving eyes , caught in moments For guests, it’s a priceless opportunity to see yourself through compassionate eyes  — caught in moments

Introduction to Tropical Yoga Retreat Close your eyes and imagine this: warm sun filtering through palm

Offer tools that reflect that: Bamboo or cork yoga blocks Recycled-material journals Organic cotton eye

The Ancient Use of Psilocybin in Mexico Psilocybin mushrooms, often referred to as "the flesh of the gods The Aztecs  called them "teonanácatl," meaning "god’s flesh," and used them in sacred rites to receive

Eye Gazing & Presence  — A simple but powerful practice of truly seeing one another.

With over two decades of experience, he brings an intuitive eye and deep understanding of retreat flow

were sacred wells of life , used for ceremonial offerings, purification, and communication with the gods findings show that cenotes were places for offerings, sacrifices, and rituals aimed at appeasing the gods