Sacra Terra

(Sacred Earth)

In one of the awe-inspiring five Blue Zones of Earth, where longevity and vitality are woven into daily life, we invite you to immerse yourself in a journey of holistic health, ancestral wisdom, and kinship connection. This is more than a retreat; it’s a sacred gathering to heal, share, and nourish every dimension of your being—physical, emotional, and spiritual—while reconnecting with the timeless rhythms of Earth and the wisdom of community in this ancient island .

Date: May 28-June 1 [2025]

Where: San Pantaleo, Sardinia, Italy

Journey to Sardinia

"Non est richezza chi si cumprat; est su chi si campat.” (True wealth cannot be bought, it is what you live.) — Sardinian proverb

"Sa vida est comente su mare, cun su bentu chi la modat."
(Life is like the sea, shaped by the wind.)

This ancient Sardinian wisdom reminds us that resilience, whether of Earth or our own health, comes from adapting to life’s currents while remaining rooted in a deeper connection. In Sardinia, one of the world’s rare Blue Zones, the secrets of longevity are embedded in a harmonious relationship with nature, community, and a slower, intentional rhythm of life. Just as the wind shapes the sea, true health is shaped by aligning our physical, emotional, and spiritual selves with the natural world and the ancestral wisdom it offers. When we connect with the Earth’s resilience, we awaken our own—nourishing all levels of existence and discovering the balance that sustains life for generations.

Meet Your Guides

In this immersion, you will be guided by two leaders—one steeped in the ancient traditions of the Mazatec and their connections with the ndi xhito and the other rooted in the rich heritage of Anishinaabe people of what is also known as Michigan. Together, they will lead you through a transformative journey, exploring kinship worldview, spaces of reconnection and healing on a cellular level.

Mazatec cultural guardian
Alejandrina is a Mazatec curandera (healer), cultural guardian and elder from Huatla de Jimenez, Oaxaca, Mexico. She works with ndi xhito, the mushrooms as well as doing auratherapies, traditional egg readings and other rituals that bring their deep wisdom into relevance in our modern day world.

Odawa Anishinaabe
Ariel is an advocate who is deeply committed to integrating Indigenous worldviews into modern systems, collaborating with elders to bridge spiritual wisdom with contemporary practices. She support humanity's (re)union with the land and our more-than-human relatives through her work in the world.