Miccailhuitl: Synchronizing with Nature's Cycles Workshop Series

Image by Akaxe Yotzin Gomez
Image by Akaxe Yotzin Gomez
The ancient Native Meso-Americans developed an incredibly precise calendar system that tracked the cycles of nature with the solar calendar called the Tonalmachiotl. 

Each "month" lasts for 20 days and are often called "Veintenas." Each Veintena was accompanied by a celebration or ceremony that allowed people to come together and work together in community. These ceremonies and celebrations allowed the people to synchronize their lives consciously and harmoniously with the cycles of Nature.

In accordance with this knowledge and customs, this Workshop Series is held once almost every Veintena, so that we can learn experientially the season and cycles of Nature that it marks. Often after the workshop we hold ceremony to mark important moments in our paths. 
The next Workshop, "Miccailhuitl - the origins of Day of the Dead"  will be Wednesday Aug 28th, from 7-930pm at Mahtinauhkalli, 1759 W 21st Street.

Information regarding the next workshop  can be found here. Or register below

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    The next workshop, "Miccailhuitl - the origins of Day of the Dead"  will be Wednesday Aug 28th, from 7-930pm  at Mahtinauhkalli, 1759 W 21st Street.