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Healing Ceremony

Nana Amalia and Mario

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Tijax represents the obsidian stone, healing and harmonizing in the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual planes. It means liberation in the physical body to transform the spiritual. It is the day of purification and balancing of our actions, a day to release anything that brings us negative energy, to give thanks, and ask for good health. We ask to free ourselves from any difficulties or accidents, to cure psychological, physical, and mental illnesses as well, ask for healing and protection for pets and domestic animals.

Tijax is the energy that guides all types of healers and doctors for a balanced service for people. The obsidian stone guides us to remember our Ancestors, honoring their legacy of healing, working with the elements, the stones, the plants, and Grandfather fire that purifies and nourishes us every day.

Through this Ceremonial offering, we transform our actions and set a positive mind to achieve balance and good health.

A note from Nana Amalia: the healing energies that came through this live ceremony are recorded in the video and the ceremony will still be effective as the transmission is coming through their voices and the fire, the most important aspect of it is the explanation of each of the energies of the Mayan calendar and how to connect with them. The depth of the healing will depend on the faith of each participant.’

To enhance the connection, you may set up an altar with a candle, a glass of water from a natural source, and any spirit offerings of your choice.

Content

1 section · 3 lessons

  • Welcome
  • Healing Ceremony Part 1
  • Healing Ceremony Part 2

The teachers

Nana Amalia and Mario

Nana Amalia Tum Xinico

Nana Amalia Tum Xinico

Maya Kaqchiquel · Guatemala

Amalia is a gifted healer, naturopath and renowned spiritual leader and teacher, member of the commission of the sacred sites in Guatemala – COLUSAG, founder of the elder council Iq’B’alm, member of council of elders and political association of mayan women MOLOJ, spiritual assessor of association of women KAKLA. Nana Amalia works alongside her husband Tata Mario on healing, purification and spiritual balancing ceremonies, Maya astrology readings amongst other traditional practices and ceremonies.

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Tata Mario Simon Ovalle Chavez

Tata Mario Simon Ovalle Chavez

Maya K'iche · Guatemala

Tata Mario is a renowned spiritual leader, naturopath, painter and talented traditional musician. He plays the marimba, drums, caracol and flute. Founder of the council of Ajq’ijab’(spiritual guide) Iq’ B’alam and Council member of Indigenous Townhall of Santa Lucia, Utatlan, Solola. He gives conferences about medicinal plants, Maya cosmology and history, identity and rights of indigenous people, he’s also a primary school teacher. Tata Mario works alongside his wife Nana Amalia on healing, purification and spiritual balancing ceremonies, Maya astrology readings amongst other traditional practices and ceremonies.

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