Through ceremony, storytelling, sacred music, talks, workshops, healing practices, and time together on the land, Medicine Festival invites us to remember ways of living rooted in gratitude, reciprocity, respect, and guardianship for all life.

Rooted in the practice of Pukllay — sacred play, heartfelt connection, and ceremony — these gatherings offer a welcoming space to deepen your spiritual practice while cultivating authentic community through the Andean principle of Ayni, or sacred reciprocity.

This remarkable gathering brings together an extraordinary circle of experienced practitioners to explore the heart of shamanism and its relevance for the times we are living in today.

Join a communal screening and intimate conversations with Inuit healers, artists, activists, and knowledge holders exploring shamanic lineage and the soul’s return, healing from colonial trauma, drum dancing, sacred markings, belonging, and cultural resilience.

In this intimate gathering, Marleni will invite us to explore the inherited beliefs and patterns that may shape our relationship with abundance. Where are we holding back? What are we longing to create? What might become possible if we opened ourselves more fully to receive.

Join Shamans Directory Member Vilma Pinedo, an Andean wisdom keeper from Cusco, together with cultural facilitator Francisco Victoria, for a profound online workshop exploring the living energies of the Earth and the sacred beings known as the Allpakuna.

A rare doorway into the living medicine traditions of the Andes. Ten days of teachings, ceremonies, initiations, and practical healing techniques with respected Peruvian Paqo Don Alejandro Apaza Machaca in Ireland.

Join Ke’oni Hanalei for a thought-provoking three-part series exploring the two great timelines Mū and Ē — Lemuria and Atlantis — and their symbolic and spiritual relationship.