Feb 7, 2020
Exploring Coba, Tulum and nearby cenote. #cenotes #mayanceremony #shamanictravel www.HealerShaman.com (at Zona Arqueológica Tulum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8SFuFVgvJo/?igshid=1msjoguyfgkyc
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Exploring Coba, Tulum and nearby cenote. #cenotes #mayanceremony #shamanictravel www.HealerShaman.com (at Zona Arqueológica Tulum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8SFuFVgvJo/?igshid=1msjoguyfgkyc
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Love this beautiful family. #guatemala #antigua #wedding #mayanceremony #jbenardphotography (at Antigua Guatemala, Sacatepequez)
Maya Wedding Ceremony in Antigua is an outstanding & magical way of tiding the knot in Guatemala. #guatemala #antigua #mayanceremony #wedding #wedinguatemala #jbenardphotography (at Antigua Guatemala La ciudad Colonial)
El último suspiro del sol en esta bella tarde. #guatemala #antigua #wedding #mayanceremony #sunsets #jbenardphotography (at Antigua Guatemala La ciudad Colonial)
El viernes había caído 10 Toj, y ante la llegada de un grupo de personas debíamos dar gracias a los abuelos y pedir permiso al Cerro San Gil de estar allí.
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I don't know if you can tell, but this picture is very smoke-filled from the Mayan ceremony fire that I experience recently in Guatemala. The Mayan Priestess, Juana burned incense along with many other objects and ingredients. It was a hearty fire to say the least. The incense is made of the resin of the "tz’ite tree", called copal, usually called pom. Yes, I really wanted to bring some home but it's illegal. I had no intention of attending this ceremony, but then I did. I had no intentions of crying, but I did. I had no intentions of such a relief. I had no intentions of falling in love with the people, but I did. After the ceremony I felt such peace and calm that I couldn't process it for quite a while as you can see in my face. #mayanceremony #guatemala #artworkshop
I was part of a ancient spiritual Mayan ceremony this morning in the ChiChi forest. I can not explain in words at the moment, how magical and sincere Juanita was, as she build the Mayan fire. More pictures to come. I cried for long long time this morning. She held me. It was an amazing release. #mayanceremony (at Chichicastenango)
