Sacred Teachings & Ceremony with the Mamos & Zagas at Long Beach Island, NJ

Join us for a rare and meaningful afternoon of sacred storytelling, ceremony, and insight with the Mamos and Zagas—the spiritual leaders of the Kogi, Wiwa, Arhuaco, and Kankuama peoples of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia.

This is an extraordinary opportunity to be in the presence of Elders who carry an unbroken lineage of Indigenous wisdom rooted in the ancient Tayrona civilization.

The Mamos (male Elders) and Zagas (female priestesses) are trained from early childhood in healing, sacred ceremony, divination, and planetary stewardship. They live in service to what they call Earth’s Original Law—the responsibility to maintain balance between humanity, nature, and the spiritual realms.

Often referred to as “keepers of the sacred ways,” they hold deep knowledge of how to live in harmony with the natural world and work in relationship with the waters, lands, and unseen forces that sustain life on Earth.

An Afternoon of Connection &…