Teyuna Earth Stewardship Online Community Course
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Join the indigenous spiritual leaders whose sole purpose is to heal the Earth. Learn from 12 hours of sacred teaching and online community.
About this event
Teyuna-Led Earth Stewardship Online Community Course
The Earth Stewardship Online Community Course is being offered for the first time ever to support you in deeply aligning with Teyuna Earth wisdom.
All are welcome, especially those of you looking to dive deeper into your healing practices for Earth, for yourselves, and for your communities.
Course Details:
- This course consists of eight, 90-minute online sessions with Teyuna mamos (spiritual leaders), sharing 12 hours of their sacred wisdom and teachings.
- This course begins on Monday, September 23rd and will run every other Monday over four months, until December 30th.* You may join after the course starts and receive recordings of previous sessions.
- The 90-minute sessions will run from 8pm-9:30pm ET each Monday offered. Sessions will be conducted via Zoom, an online communication platform easily accessible via computers or smartphones alike.
- Be open to this online community sparking greater earth stewardship initiatives on local and global levels.
Everyone from the novice to the expert can benefit from this learning & community-building opportunity.
Do you feel called to deepen your relationship with the Teyuna and with Earth Stewardship?
Welcome to our expanding global community!
*Mark your calendars for all dates!
September dates (Mondays, 8-9:30pm ET): 9/23
October dates (Mondays, 8-9:30pm ET): 10/7, 10/21
November dates (Mondays, 7-8:30pm ET): 11/4, 11/18
December dates (Mondays, 7-8:30pm ET): 12/2, 12/16, 12/30
The Teyuna—a name that means “thinker of clear thoughts”—are one of the few indigenous cultures whose wisdom survived colonization. Their lives, especially those of their mamos and zagas (male and female spiritual leaders), are dedicated to upholding “Earth’s Original Law,” which states that everyone must protect and nurture the planet—our collective home.
The Teyuna people consist of 4 tribes: the Arhuaco, the Kankuamo, the Kogi, and the Wiwa. They live in harmony with nature in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Columbia, the land they call “The Heart of the World.” In recent years they have risked coming down from the sacred mountains to share the wisdom of Mother Earth with the rest of humanity, especially the messages to restore balance.
With recent travels in the United States, the mamos have been able to share their teaching, healing and stewardship across many communities. They have been able to connect deeply with humans who are eager to help further sow & grow these seeds of wisdom.
Now is an exciting time in the Teyuna people’s journey of promoting greater consciousness and earth stewardship around the planet. Thank you for joining them in this journey!
