THE BEAUTY WAY
SONGS & FLOWERS IMMERSION
with Kuauhtli & Delfina
MAY 16-23, 2026
8-day / 7-night immersion in the jungle, mountains, and sacred waters of Aldeia Akasha, Brazil’s renowned retreat sanctuary.
Through song, ceremony, dance, and ancestral wisdom, we walk the Beauty Way —root, mind, and heart united in one living prayer.
Guided by the drum and Grandfather Fire, with offerings to the waters and blessings of plants and flowers, we remember a way of life rooted in reciprocity, humility, and community.
Song, dance and ancient Mexika codes awaken remembrance, inviting beauty, simplicity, and devotion back into our lives.
An immersion into Teokalli Quetzacoatl— the Altar of the Feathered Serpent.
Activities
Temazcal Sweatlodges
Half Moon Ceremony
Creation of Sacred Altars
Mexika Dance, Language & Codes
Flower & Song Blessing — Xochitl in Cuicatl
The Art of Fire Keeping
Cristaline rivers & Waterfalls
Native Wisdom Workshops
Medicine Music Circles & Voice Opening
Conscious Movement & Yoga
Cacao & Mexika Plant Wisdom
Farm-to-table healthy meals
Integration in Nature
Immersive Jungle Mountain River Sanctuary
Wings of Time
Our program is carefully crafted- while leaving spaciousness and flexibility to adapt and listen to the needs of our group.
Day 1 – Arrivals, Opening Cacao & Music Circle, Movement
Day 2 – Morning Inipi/Temazcal, Offering to the Lands, River bath, Song & Native Wisdom Circle
Day 3 – Conscious movement, Sacred altar preparation, Overnight Half Moon Ceremony
Day 4 – Stretch & Regenerate, River Flower Offerings & Songs, Rest & Integration
Day 5 – Yoga, Nature Hike, Song Learning & Mexika Danza
Day 6 – Xōchitl in Cuīcatl — Flower & Song Day Ceremony, Flower Blessings
Day 7 – Morning Inipi/Temazcal, Closing Song & Dance Circle, Farewell Dinner
Day 8 – Departure
What to Expect
—Connection to Spirit & Earth
—Community & Collective Prayer
—Ancestral Remembrance & Awareness Expansion
—Indigenous Wisdom Guiding the Way
—Natural Beauty and Prayerful Intention
Opening & Closing Temazcal - Inipi
Harnessing the energy of the four elements, the temazcal is a traditional purification ceremony, as a sacred steam bath with chants and prayers. A rebirth and deep cleanse of mind, body and spirit in the womb of the Earth.
Half Moon Ceremony
These ceremonies are powerful community prayers that aid us in manifesting our good intentions and a path of beauty, by holding positive thoughts, transforming and connecting with the elements in gratitude and celebration. We will have prayers with four tobaccos and half moon altar, sacred water and fire, with the Mexika medicine’s heart opening guidance.
On a physical level, this medicine is an antiviral, antibiotic, balances hormones and enhances cell functions, growth and repair, as well as creating a natural state of well-being on a mental, physical and emotional level.
The ceremony will start in the evening and continue to greet the sunrise.
We continue with the Mexika Xōchitl in Cuīcatl — a daytime ceremony of Flowers and Song that unfolds through beauty, gratitude, and prayer, supported by sacred medicine and chocoyote.
Copal smoke rises as floral mandalas take shape, transforming through communal participation in the creation of flower wands. Each gesture becomes an offering, each flower a prayer.
This is a ritual of deep appreciation for the gifts, abundance, and living beauty of Mother Earth.
Flower & Song Day Ceremony
Song Circles & Indigenous Wisdom
The workshops offer a rare opportunity to learn from the Teokalli Quetzalcoatl altar and the Peyote traditions.
Guided by elder and ceremonial guardian Kuauhtli, we will explore the spiritual art of fire keeping, the meanings behind altar and fire designs, and the cosmology and Nahuatl language that carry the essence of this path rooted in love. As well as partake in energizing circles of the ancient Mexika codes and dances.
Alongside this, Delfina will guide us in connecting to our ancestral voice through sacred song — offering tools for pronunciation, meaning, and the spirit behind each chant. We’ll gather in a circle of deep listening, learning songs sung in ceremony, and receiving practices for integrating these teachings and plant medicine experiences into our daily lives.
All levels are welcome. Instruments are invited.
Embodiment & Conscious Movement
Through breath, presence, and intentional movement, we create space for the energy stirred in ceremony to flow and integrate. Gentle practices like yoga, qigong, and embodied dance support us in grounding, releasing, and reconnecting with the wisdom of the body.
The invigorating Mexika dances and drums further awaken ancestral knowledge within us — transmitting codes of connection and bridging spirit and matter through rhythm and movement. Together, these sessions invite us to return to center, listen within, and move from the heart, allowing spirit to land in our cells and prayers to take root in form.
Guides
Kuauhtli Vasquez & Delfina Mun
Kuauhtli and Delfina co-facilitate ceremonies worldwide uniting the forces of their spiritual lineages in devoted inspiration, music and love.
Their warm presence and unity bring a deep sense of balance, both by combining the masculine and feminine energies as well as by the qualities within each medicine and ceremonies shared.
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Delfina’s melodies and heartwarming voice linger beyond ceremonies, inspiring and empowering women. A visionary artist, her music and paintings weave healing, transformation, and the mystery of praying with sacred plants and animals. Rooted in Puelmapu and deepened by her Amazonian studies, her ancestral voice carries the wisdom of her Yawanawa and Madha elders into ceremonies worldwide.
As keeper of the Teocali Quetzalcoatl altar, Delfina travels Abya Yala - Anahuak, praying for the waters and preserving land and culture with deep love. Through song, she honors spiritual alliances and ancestral healing, fostering remembrance and the re-cultivation of indigenous traditions.
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Kuauhtli is a great-grandfather, who’s gigantic heart, love for nature, impeccable positivity and unique humor has touched and transformed the lives of countless people around the globe.
Kuauhtli's years of involvement in the movement for human rights and activities to preserve the indigenous ways of life served as preparation for his path bringing ceremonies around the world. In the nahuatl language Kuauhtli means ‘eagle’. Kuauhtli’s love and devotion to Tonantzin, our sacred mother earth, and his many years of Sundance are an inspiration to many following the Red Road.
For the past four decades, Kuauhtli has dedicated himself to conducting Mexica ceremonies of "Xochitl in Cuicatl" (Flower and Song), Native American Church tipi meetings, Temazcal (sweat lodge) and Mexica danza, contributing to the awakening and reconnection of humanity with Nature in 40 countries.
Location
Aldeia Akasha
Itaipava, Brazil
Akasha is a living sanctuary where natural beauty, devoted human care, and spiritual depth meet in harmony — a space created to support presence, prayer, and deep connection with the Earth.
Akasha offers:
• Sacred-geometry eco bungalows in deep harmony with nature
• Intentional, nourishing meals — many ingredients grown in our regenerative forest-garden
• Experienced guardians & staff (20+ years) holding a safe, grounded space
• Herbal steam sauna for cleansing and renewal
• Natural pools and pure spring waters
• Protected forest lands rich in silence and ancestral presence
• Intimate group containers that foster depth, connection, and true community
Every element at Akasha has been woven with intention — creating a safe, held, and transformative immersion in deep reciprocity with the Earth.
Acommodations
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Standard Bungalow
The Standard Bungalow at Aldeia Akasha offers a cozy and welcoming space designed for comfort and connection with nature.
Built with natural materials and inspired by bioconstruction principles, it features a private bathroom and veranda — perfect for quiet moments, reflection, or simply enjoying the surrounding landscape.
The atmosphere invites a sense of warmth, rest, and gentle integration throughout your stay.
Double $2800
Single $3800
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Standard Room
The Standard Room at Aldeia Akasha is a simple and peaceful space designed for rest and connection with nature.
Built with natural materials following bioconstruction principles and inspired by sacred geometry, it offers a grounding atmosphere with natural light and quiet surroundings.
The room features three beds and a private bathroom, making it ideal for a comfortable and mindful eco-retreat stay.
Double $2800
Single $3,800
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Top Bungalow
The Top Bungalow at Aldeia Akasha offers a warm and intimate space designed for deep rest and comfort.
Surrounded by nature, it features a cozy fireplace for cooler evenings and a private bathroom with a relaxing bathtub for moments of restoration and quiet reflection.
Thoughtfully designed to provide a sense of privacy and nurturing, it creates an inviting atmosphere for a truly restorative stay.
Double $3200
Single $4600
What is Included
— 7 NIGHTS ACCOMODATION IN AN ECO-CONSCIOUS JUNGLE SANCTUARY
— 3 DAILY ORGANIC DELICIOUS MEALS
— ALL CEREMONIES
— ALL OF THE ACTIVITIES AND WORKSHOPS LISTED ABOVE
— SUPPORT & INTEGRATION DURING THE RETREAT
— WIFI IN COMMON AREAS
— PRE AND POST RETREAT SUPPORT
— ACCESS TO PRIVATE WATERFALL, CREEK AND RIVER
What is not included
— TRANSPORT TO AND FROM AIRPORT
— TRAVEL INSURANCE
— FLIGHTS
Reach out to Camila, our beloved friend and trusted retreat coordinator to save your spot and receive a complete retreat guide upon registration, and any assistance you may need.
We’re here to support you every step of the way in making this journey a magical experience.
Whatsapp: +506 8349 7899
Email: condoreagleretreats@gmail.com
Nurture your spirit in nature’s embrace and reconnect to the ancestral wisdom of the earth.
Tlazocamati!
We are looking forward to sharing this epic week with you.
