Sergio Magaña

November 4 – Arrival in Mexico City and welcome dinner.

November 5 – In the morning, we depart for Xochitecatl to receive teachings on the four movements or essences of the Self, according to the moon:

• New Moon: Our Shadow
• Waxing Moon: Creative Sounds and Energy
• Full Moon: Reflection
• Waning Moon: Matter
  
  

In the land of the Xoloitzcuintli (Mexican hairless dog), we will learn how to work with our shadow, our twin, and its four colors:

• Black shadow (the unconscious)
• Reddish (destructive tendencies)
• Golden (grand destiny)
• Greenish (organic life flow)
• Blue (connected to the future)
  
  

We will engage in deep work to heal, manifest, and establish a relationship of friendship and integration with this unconscious part of ourselves.

November 6 – Morning journey to ancient Tollan or Tula, birthplace of Mesoamerican civilization. Here we explore the arrival of the Xiurides, Martha, Maria, and Margot, depicted in the Atlantean statues of Tula, which gave rise to the myths of Iezu, Osiris, and virgin births. We will recover lost memories related to this event, and to Quetzalcóatl’s migration to Mayan lands, where he became Kukulkan. Learn about Xóchitl, the Toltec queen who led an all-female army, inspired by the goddess Malinalli Xóchitl, and discover the origin of the sonic matrix, why the statues lack left ears, and how reflections create the hologram we call reality.

November 7 – After diving into that history, we travel to Malinalco to connect with the lineage of knowledge founded by Malinalli, where the mountain receives energy from Malinal, the central star of Orion. This was the site of the warrior school of the eagle, jaguar, coyote, and serpent. We will practice ancient warrior rituals through sound, posture, and mirror work to transform the hologram we inhabit.

November 8 – Visit the Teotihuacan pyramids, aligned exactly with the pyramids of Egypt. Here we connect with the rebirth of Malinalli and Osiris, integrating Orion star knowledge and its links to the Sun, Moon, Sirius, and the Pleiades, the legendary "Stairway to Heaven."

November 9 – Class with Acatonal on feminine time and the 52 goddesses surrounding the Virgin of Guadalupe, followed by a visit to her temple.

November 10 – In the morning, we fly to Chetumal and travel to Bacalar, beginning the Popol Vuh adventure at the Lagoon of 7 Colors, retracing the prophetic pilgrimage of the twin heroes Hunab Pu and Ixbalanqué.

We will face the first challenges:

• Trees that injure
• The river of blood (stopping the cycle of consuming one another)
• The Seven Lords of Death or Seven Scorpions of Isis, which represent betrayal, blood issues, tumors, infections, misfortune, accidents, and scarcity.
  
  

Learn how to protect and liberate yourself from these forces.

November 11 – We will study the sound matrix, learning how to break chemical bonds connected to disease through the joints, in Muyil. Then, we will face the final Popol Vuh prophecy:

• Giving the jaguars the bones of our ancestors (so we do not repeat their mistakes)
• Offering up the sacrificial victim but not ourselves
• Creating our own light
• Seeing the world upside down like the bat
• Being reborn as the new Sun and Moon (Tonal–Nahual)
  
  

November 12 – Morning trip to Valladolid, then on to Yauxchapan, a sacred twin site to Chichén Itzá. At the observatory, we will reweave our joints based on Venus’s number 8. We will then purify our lives and our ancestral lineage through a sacred ball game ceremony.

November 13 – We journey to the pyramid of Mayapán, where we will explore the secrets of the ascending god Kukulkan and the descending god Yam, completing the spiritual experience of a lifetime.

November 14 – In the morning, we will simulate our self-sacrifice, just as Hunab Pu and Ixbalanqué did, leaving behind our old life and stepping into a new existence as our own Sun and Moon.

• 4 to 5-star hotel in Mexico City, Bacalar, and Valladolid

• Entry to all sacred sites

• Spiritual teachings and ceremonial practices

• Welcome dinner, breakfasts, and box lunches

• Ground transportation

• Languages: English and Italian