A Visual Journey
A Visual Journey
Cultivating the Energies of Love and Joy
Living from the Tz’utujiil Maya Renewal Ceremonies for the World
The story I wish to tell is about the wholeness of the earth. We co-participate in a continual renewal of the living relationship between the visible and the invisible world.
I will explore how an indigenous shamanic culture, the Tz’utuziil Maya of Santiago, Guatemala - Lake Atitlan, survived the physical challenges of the Conquest and the aftermath of the influx of various religions. In spite of their challenges, their shamanic Indigenous ways have supported a continual relationship of renewal of their wholeness and interconnectivity by exploring the Energies of Love and Joy.
Through these photographic images (that have never been digitally altered) we witness the living presence of this on-going relationship over thousands of years of unbroken support.
Their story is our story today, the potential and what is possible for us as we learn to live and experience our own parallel relationship of wholeness through Love and Joy. No challenge, no amount of suffering, can limit us unless we choose to lose Hope in what this natural Indigenous Shamanic relationship offers us today.
This exhibit is a living journey showing the relationship that exists between the physical and non-physical, human and non-human life within the larger ecology of the earth. Exploring how Indigenous shamanic ritual communication exists through various forms of Fire, Smoke, and the Boundaries between the visible and invisible worlds cultivating the energies of Love and Joy.
Welcome and participate with me in our story of potential and all that is possible.
Conrad is the Primary Carrier of the Living Life Generating Energy of the World through this Green "Martin" Bundle. Conrad is called the Nab'eysil- who is responsible for the ceremonies connected with these Life Generating Energies.
Conrad Satala Visual, Video, Audio, Lectures, and Shamanic Rituals within the Tz’utujill Maya tradition from Santiago, Guatemala.
The Visual Presentation of this journey will be on exhibit:
Place: Wunderkammer Art Center
3402 Fairfield Avenue
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46807From: Saturday 9 June – Saturday 28 July 2018
The digital Presentation of this journey will be on-line
Place: www.conradsatala.com
When: Monday 11 June 2018
Display – Lectures - Rituals
Saturday 9 June 2018 Opening of the Show
Lecture: 5-6 pm Indigenous Shamanic overview of the show
Display: 6-9 pm opening of the show-ask Conrad questions about the show
Tuesday 19 June 2018 7-8:30 pm
Lecture: ya Mri’y Kastalyaan and other ritual forces that Cultivate the emergence of the Heart of Love and the Heart of Joy
Sunday 8 July 2018 12-1:30 pm
Lecture: Rilaj Maam, Martin Bundle, Rei Pascal, Nawals
Four primary Tz’utujiil Maya Ritual Forces working together for the renewal to emerge to re-center the world into the flow of Love and Joy
Sunday 15 July 2018 12-1:30 pm
Lecture: Two Ritual ceremonial offerings: 20-Day Ceremonial Calendar and the Cofradia (Ritual Temple) system
Both of these Ritual ceremonial offerings of the Tz’utuziil Maya will be explored in how they Cultivate the flow of the renewal of Love and Joy to emerge into the world
Sunday 22 July 2018 5-7:30 pm
Ritual Participation: Authentic Tz’utuziil Maya Fire ritual offering and ceremony to Cultivate the renewal of the flow of Love and Joy to emerge into the world
Saturday 28 July 2018 the Show Is taken down
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