Una inmensa gratitud desde el fondo de mi corazón a la Maestria Justina por la belleza de lo que es y lo que ofrece al mundo ! 🙏🏼

Munacuyki sumaqta

Encontrarnos con nuestra Esencia, encontrarnos conscientes en esta sincronía, en este momento Presente...encontrarnos en el Caminito del Corazón y celebrarlo...Té Encontré!

Nuevo Sol

Te Encontré

This is one of the songs I will be singing on our "Merging with the Medicine Wheel" tour along the west coast U.S. My friend Hana and I will be serving Sacred Cacao and taking people on a transformational shamanic yoga journey. For information on our offering, please visit: www.hanapepin.com.

It was taught to us by the wonderful Kula Collective, who do transformational retreats and yoga teacher trainings with an emphasis on shamanism: www.thekulacollective.com.




Sunarai

Cuando la luna

Amazonian Nights

Lyrics:
Whe-whe-whe-le-ho,
Mi cami my ya
X2
_______ wanka mi halo my ya ma,
_______ wanka mi halo my ya ma.

Background:
This song came to me in the Redwoods of California. Like many of my other songs, not recorded here, there are hints of other languages and traditions present here. I've been told that this one sounds Lakota. 

Ceremonial Context:
This is my song for invoking the Spirits and Forces that guide me, those Medicines that I have formed relationship with, the Elemental beings that have taught me the ways of the Medicine Path. I traditionally sing this song as a "Calling Song" in Ceremonies, as it calls the Spirits to the Ceremonial space.

Oftentimes, in many types of indigenous ceremony, the ceremony begins with an invocation of the Spirits & Forces to come & join the ceremony. Oftentimes, this is in the form of a song. For many indigenous people, these forces can be anything from Plant Spirits, to the Elemental Spirits, to Ancestors, Spirit Guides, Guardians & Protectors of Land, etc. etc. etc. 

As a ceremonial singer, I feel that these types of songs are extremely important. For a person holding a container for ceremonial participants, calling the guides and spirits that that person has created deep connection with is highly important. This is because the "shaman" or curandera, has spent their lives developing deep relationships to Spirit & the many forms that He/She takes. By calling forth, into the ceremony by name, the Spirit forces that he/she works closely with, the other ceremonial participants may come to know them by their presence there.

Spirit Calling Song

Aguila

Icaro - Olivia Arévalo

Icaro - Olivia Arévalo

Arkana Sessions - Maestra Justina And Herminio

at the mahua familie doing a 1 month dieta on the bobinsana, in the jungle amazone here i am whit my shipibo friendskids have fun

Noya rao  dieta on bobinsana paoyhan shipibo mahua familie &papa gilberto singin icaro's )amazone

A tribute to the powerful song by Sergi Miralles that we like to share in the sacred cerimonies.
Mata e Silvia

Un tributo al potente canto di Sergi Miralles che amiamo cantare nei cerimoniali sacri.

Arkana Sessions - Maestra Justina And Herminio

Arkana Spiritual Center

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