Sacred Dawn – Grandmother Flordemayo

Sacred Dawn – Grandmother Flordemayo

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Experience Four Sacred Days of Ritual and Ceremony With One of Our Wisest Indigenous Planetary Elders – All to Powerfully Prepare You for the Birth of a New Humanity

Leading up to this, we are offering a powerful opportunity to release the stories and wounds of the past – including distortions around the Mayan prophecies of 2012 – and move forward into this birth and the New Year with openness, inspiration and hope.

Join Grandmother Flordemayo for these four sacred days, where you can ceremonially mark the end of 2012, celebrate a new era, and experience ancient Mayan rituals to heal your heart, activate your deepest self and help you navigate these prophetic times with grace and ease.

In indigenous wisdom, these four days begin with “The Sacred Dawn” during which we can forgive and release the past.

The second week we “Gather the Net” in which we further release our human entanglements and prepare to move into the New Year in the spirit of “The Celestial Serpent,” the third session devoted to evolving into our highest selves and deepening our spirituality.

We complete the ritual gathering with a day of rejoicing, as we integrate all we have become and give thanks for the blessings of our lives and our world.

Feed Your Soul, Clear Your Mind, Open Your Heart

This is a unique opportunity for you to receive Grandmother Flordemayo’s heart-based shamanic wisdom and indigenous healing practices that can serve you and our modern-day culture.

In these five sessions, you can discover how to:

• Embrace your daily work as sacred – from paying bills to washing dishes and everything in between
• Receive greater guidance from your dreams and visions

As the Director and Founder of the Institute of Natural and Traditional Knowledge, my main focus has been to establish a place where we could build a “seed vault” to protect heritage seeds.

I was asked by Emigdio Ballon, an accomplished plant geneticist from Cochabamba, Bolivia, to pray for heritage seeds because they are in danger of being lost due to the contamination of genetically modified seeds, which equates to the ultimate threat to our food supply.

Additionally, the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers asked me through The Path to build a seed temple or vault on the land to protect the seeds.

So, the Seed Vault I’ve been led to build will provide a natural temperature-controlled environment that will protect the food, medicinal and flower plant seeds, and The Path will collect and share them.

Each species of seeds will be carefully categorized and sealed in glass jars to keep them viable. The Path will receive their seeds beginning from the local area and eventually from around the world.

In addition to the preparing of the seed temple, we will, at the appropriate time, need to recuperate the seeds through a controlled environment that includes an organic garden in a hepa-filter greenhouse. This step ensures the integrity of the heritage seeds, protecting them from GMO contamination. This process will also require individuals who will administer the Seed Temple so that future generations will be served through the use of the heritage seeds.

About Author:

Curandera espiritu (healer by divine spirit) and Mayan priestess Flordemayo is one of the 13 grandmothers of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers, a global alliance that teaches ancestral ways of prayer, education and healing. Flordemayo was born in a small village on the Nicaragua Honduras border. Her father was a local shaman and her mother was a midwife and healer, whom Flordemayo apprenticed with from the age four. As her own children grew, Flordemayo began to work as a healer. Today, she uses the sacred breath, laying on of hands, application of herbs, as well as distance healing, with her clients.

Flordemayo has worked with alternative western healers, Native American and Mayan healers. She received her Mayan priest training from Don Alejandro Cirilo Perez Oxlaj, a respected spiritual leader and head of the Quiche Maya Council of Elders. Flordemayo is now recognized as a “priestess” by the Maya. She is a founding member and President of The Institute of Natural and Traditional Knowledge.

Flordemayo has been a featured speaker on “Curanderismo” at many conferences on traditional medicine, both within the United States and internationally. Many alternative healing practitioners, medical doctors, nurses and medical institutions have recognized her knowledge and natural healing skills. She is a frequent presenter at international conferences such, as the Institute of Noetic Sciences and Bioneers, and is a recipient of the Martin de la Cruz Award for Alternative Healing, a prestigious honor given by the International Congress of Traditional Medicine.