Rezo A Los Ancestros
a harmonic act—an offering of breath or resonance to ancestral fields

JOIN US OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 2ND, 2025 in PUERTO RICO

A 2-night Experience of Tantra, Temazcal, Ritual, and Community
Hosted by Christine Gutierrez , Christian Freytes, Kali Arjuna RA, & Ibowani

Mexica Tantra Yoga

a fusion of indigenous Mexica ancestral reverence with the internal polarity practices of Tantra and breath-conscious geometry

Mexica Tantra Yoga is a sacred system of breath, movement, and ancestral remembrance rooted in the harmonic geometry of the Earth and sky. It unites Mexica cosmology with tantric polarity work to restore coherence between the body, mind, and ancestral field.

At its core, this practice honors Rezo a los Ancestros—a living prayer offered through breath and stillness to awaken ancestral memory within the present self.

It integrates:

  • Tantric Breath and Movement: Harmonizing inner masculine and feminine currents.

  • Geometric Postures: Embodied alignments based on sacred forms (tetrahedron, icositetragon).

  • Solar and Calendar Rituals: Anchored in the Mexica tonal cycles.

  • Service Orientation: Every act is an offering back to the collective field.

The Temazcal (sweat lodge) is the womb-chamber of the practice—a geothermal crucible of rebirth where steam, silence, and song melt memory into renewal. Within it, the body becomes a vessel of harmonic transmutation.

 This is not a personal path of ascension. It is a harmonic remembrance field—for the Earth, for the ancestors, for all.

✧ SCHEDULE ✧

Arrive Friday afternoon
snacks 
Opening fire and temazcal

Saturday
Morning Meditation
exercises & temazcal
tantric training all day
shakti church and final temazcal  

Sunday
Closing Circle

✧ INVESTMENT ✧

October 31st - November 2nd
A gorgeous Finca in Puerto Rico

Full
Payment
$500

Scholarship
Payment
$350

Overnight stay option: bring camp materials 

✧ YOUR FACILITATORS ✧

Christine Gutierrez

Christine Gutierrez, MA, LMHC, is a Latina licensed psychotherapist, spiritual mentor, self-worth expert, and thought leader. She is also a proud mother, born in Queens and raised in Bushwick, New York—a lineage and upbringing that deeply inform her soul-rooted work.

Christine is the author of I Am Diosa: A Journey to Healing Deep, Loving Yourself, and Coming Back Home to Soul, the affirmation deck Wisdom Del Alma, and the upcoming DIOSA app—a global sanctuary where like-hearted women gather to meet soul sisters, sit in sacred circle, and rise together.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Fordham University in human behavior and development, and a Master’s degree in mental health counseling with a focus on prevention and community from The City College of New York.

Through her work, Christine offers group coaching, corporate wellness programs, soul-based business mentorship through Madre Diosa Legacy Council, and transformational retreats such as her annual Diosa Retreat in Puerto Rico.

At the heart of Christine’s mission is the activation of the Divine Feminine and the centering of la madre—the great Mother within us all. Her work is a return to soul, a remembrance of worth, and a celebration of sacred leadership.

She has been featured on the Kelly Clarkson Show, Oprah Magazine, Latina Magazine, Yahoo Health, Cosmopolitan for Latinas, Ebony, Entertainment Tonight, Telemundo, and more. Christine currently resides in Puerto Rico.

Christian Freytes

Christian Freytes was born in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. He is the father of a three-year-old boy. For over eight years, he has dedicated himself to the path of medicine plants and indigenous practices. His journey includes facilitating men’s circles, where he promotes rites of passage and the recovery of traditional wisdom.

He is certified as a dome builder in superadobe and aircrete, and he studied massage therapy at the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. Christian also creates sound experiences using wind and percussion instruments, integrating music as a tool for connection and healing.

Passionate about self-sufficiency, he devotes himself to creating home gardens for growing food and medicinal plants. He is the founder of Memoria Primal, a project that encourages a return to basic survival practices to awaken the primal instinct within human beings. These practices include fishing, planting, fire-making and tending, building shelters from natural materials, and engaging in physical challenges that strengthen both body and spirit.

Christian’s vision is to help form communities of conscious, strong individuals who are connected to their purpose, walking through life with dignity, direction, and courage.

Kali Arjuna RA

Raised in the rural high desert landscapes New Mexico, Kalidasa’s early years were steeped in the rhythms of the natural world on his grandparents’ cattle ranch. His deep connection to the earth and the divine was nurtured by the unwavering devotion of his grandparents to Our Lady of Guadalupe, which left a sacred imprint on his young spirit. Rooted in a powerful lineage of Curanderas—respected practitioners of traditional Mexican healing arts—Kalidasa inherited a natural affinity for the divine feminine and a profound sense of spiritual protection and inner magic. These formative experiences were the foundation of his spiritual awakening, long before he consciously embarked on a path of healing and self-realization.

A life-altering injury in adolescence became a turning point, catalyzing Kalidasa’s journey into yoga and energy mastery. What began as a seemingly accidental introduction to yoga quickly revealed itself as a destined path when a single breath during Warrior III posture ignited a powerful surge of life force energy. This moment unveiled his innate ability to channel, regulate, and transform energy through embodied practice. Guided by the benevolence of the divine mother, Kalidasa’s quest for healing has taken him around the world, learning from humble yet profound teachers across cultures. His work now integrates these universal truths, shared through a deeply personal lens. Kalidasa has been initiated in Kundalini Tantra and is an Aguila del Fuego in the Mexica Tradition. His teachings are a fusion and extension of his personal journey.

IBOWANI

Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

Pan-indigenous ceremonialist, art activist, movement researcher, spirit of the spoken word, and transformancer. Born in the southwest coasts of the island, IBOWANI becomes and cultivates the roots of the original peoples of the Karibe with the living expressions of local natural materials and traditional craftmanship, cultivating bridges between tribes of different indigenous cultures of Abya Yala and the Borikén Archipelago.

Direct apprentice of her great-grandmothers in herbalism and traditional jíbaro-indigenous remedies. In the heart of his family germinates the living seed that leads him to deepen in Tropical Naturism and Ancestral Medicine. He was a vision quester in 2013 under the wing of the red road family to sow his heart in the mountain of the island and receive the instruction of the Great Spirit as part of his commitment to Grandfather Fire and the continuity of the legacy of his lineage.

Custodian of Earth sacraments, keeper of Grandfather Tobacco (hapé) circles and bearer of the medicine of the Sapo (kambô); his work is nurtured by a deep commitment to the collective healing and spiritual sovereignty of Borikén. As tekina, bohike, and cultural organizer of the Sacred Fire of Borikén (FSB), he is a container curator for ceremonial spaces, ancestral memory activism, and celebrations for the renewal of the natural cycles. Through art, word and action, IBOWANI sows the path in the territories of the invisible and the tangible, reminding us that ancestral spirituality is not past, but present, insurgent and fertile future.

  • 2 de febrero de 1991 · Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

    Ceremonialista pan-indígena, activista del arte, movedor, palabrador y transformancero. Nacido en las costas del suroeste de la isla, IBOWANI deviene y cultiva las raíces de los pueblos originarios del Karibe con las expresiones vivas de los materiales naturales locales y los oficios tradicionales, cultivando puentes entre tribus de distintas culturas indígenas de Abya Yala y el Archipiélago de Borikén.

    Aprendiz directo de sus bisabuelas en la herbolaria y remedios tradicionales jíbaro-indígenas. En el corazón de su familia germina la semilla viva que lo conduce a profundizar en el Naturismo Tropical y la Medicina Ancestral. Sube a la montaña en el 2013 bajo el ala de la familia del camino rojo para sembrar su corazón y recibir la instrucción del Gran Espíritu como parte de su compromiso con el abuelo Fuego y la continuidad del legado de su lineaje.

    Custodio de sacramentos de la Tierra, guardián de círculos del abuelo tabaco (hapé) y portador de la medicina del Sapo (kambô); su labor se nutre del compromiso profundo con la sanación colectiva y la soberanía espiritual de Borikén. Como tekina, bohike y organizador cultural del Fuego Sagrado de Borikén, sostiene espacios ceremoniales, activismo de la memoria ancestral y celebraciones por la renovación de los ciclos de la Naturaleza. A través del arte, la palabra y la acción, IBOWANI siembra camino en los territorios de lo invisible y lo tangible, recordando que la espiritualidad ancestral no es pasado, sino presente insurgente y futuro fecundo.

    IBOWANI

    Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

    Pan-indigenous ceremonialist, art activist, movement researcher, spirit of the spoken word and transformancer. Born in the southwest coasts of the island, IBOWANI becomes and cultivates the roots of the original peoples of the Karibe with the living expressions of local natural materials and traditional craftmanship, cultivating bridges between tribes of different indigenous cultures of Abya Yala and the Borikén Archipelago.

    Direct apprentice of her great-grandmothers in herbalism and traditional jíbaro-indigenous remedies. In the heart of his family germinates the living seed that leads him to deepen in Tropical Naturism and Ancestral Medicine. He was vision quester in 2013 under the wing of the red road family to sow his heart in the mountain of the island and receive the instruction of the Great Spirit as part of his commitment to Grandfather Fire and the continuity of the legacy of his lineage.

    Custodian of Earth sacraments, keeper of Grandfather Tobacco (hapé) circles and bearer of the medicine of the Sapo (kambô); his work is nurtured by a deep commitment to the collective healing and spiritual sovereignty of Borikén. As tekina, bohike and cultural organizer of the Sacred Fire of Borikén (FSB), he is a container curator for ceremonial spaces, ancestral memory activism and celebrations for the renewal of the natural cycles. Through art, word and action, IBOWANI sows the path in the territories of the invisible and the tangible, reminding us that ancestral spirituality is not past, but present insurgent and fertile future.