PACHACUTI FLOWERS
Time to be defined
|Marau
Algodões – Península de Maraú – Bahia – Brasil.


Hour & Location
Time to be defined
Marau, Praia de Algodões - R. Maraú - Maraú, BA, 45520-000, Brasil
About the event
Pachacuti is the new dawn, the rebirth of the splendor of ancient wisdom. The fulfillment here and now of the Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor.
Flores do Pachacuti is a meeting that the Mãe D'água tribe has been organizing in the waters of Bahia since 2014. In 2014 and 2016 under the name “Family Reunion Meeting”, and in partnership with our Madrinha Yatra . In 2018, with the natural cycles and changes that life brings, we changed the name of the event, to celebrate the blossoming of a new moment, a New Era.
This event has taken place in a beautiful paradise in the waters of Bahia, where different tribes who carry Sacred Medicines according to the customs of their cultures, come together to honor the wisdom of sacred plants and the beauty of each spiritual path.
In this meeting we are blessed with lots of music, joy, beauty and the immensity of the sea, in full connection with Mother Yemanjá
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Pachacuti is the new dawn, the rebirth of the splendor of ancient wisdom. The fulfillment here and now of the Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor.
Flores do Pachacuti is a meeting that the Mãe D'água tribe has been organizing in the waters of Bahia since 2014. In 2014 and 2016 under the name “Family Reunion Meeting”, and in partnership with our Godmother Yatra. In 2018, with the natural cycles and changes that life brings, we changed the name of the event, to celebrate the blossoming of a new moment, a New Era.
This event has taken place in a beautiful paradise in the waters of Bahia, where different tribes who carry Sacred Medicines according to the customs of their cultures, come together to honor the wisdom of sacred plants and the beauty of each spiritual path.
In this meeting we are blessed with lots of music, joy, beauty and the immensity of the sea, in full connection with Mother Yemanjá