KAMBO CEREMONY / YAWANAWÁ TRIBE (Bank Holiday Monday 31st August ) @ The Lighthouse Hub 10AM

KAMBO CEREMONY / YAWANAWÁ TRIBE (Bank Holiday Monday 31st August ) @ The Lighthouse Hub 10AM

Event Time Mon 31st Aug at 10:00am-1:00pm
Event Location The Lighthouse Hub, Manchester
Event Price £110
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KAMBO CEREMONY / YAWANAWÁ TRIBE (Bank Holiday Monday 31st August ) @ The Lighthouse Hub 10AM

🌿 KAPŪ SESSION – KAMBO CEREMONY 🌿

Join us in Manchester for a powerful and traditional Kambo ceremony guided by the Yawanawá tribe. This sacred practice is known for its deep cleansing and revitalising effects on body, mind, and spirit.

✨ Event Details

📅 Bank Holiday Monday 31st August

⏰ 10:00 AM start

📍 Manchester - The Lighthouse hub 

St Vincent place 1st floor Greenside Street m11 2ex 


Mew Yawanawa

He is 38 years old, married to Kenewma, and together they have 6 daughters and 1 son. Mew comes from the Matrincha village and is an important leader of his people. He dedicates his work to protect and nourish the ancient traditions that he comes from, working with various medicinal plants and rituals, healing prayers, and is also a teacher of traditional sacred diets. He was the last student of pajé Tatá, with whom he completed the Muká diet for one year, and during this process he also studied with Uncle Luiz (pajé Nixiwaka), both of whom have passed away.

Mew also leads a project called Nii Vimi, through which he teaches about traditional plants within Yawanawá wisdom, preserving and passing on this ancestral knowledge.

According to Mew, when we truly understand the forest, it becomes possible to connect with it and feel the spirits of the plants, allowing for a deep relationship of learning and healing.

Yskunvasi

Accompanying him is his daughter, Yskunvasi Yawanawá, who has been dedicating herself to the spiritual path alongside her father, receiving the knowledge passed down through generations of their people.

She is also a singer and carries the traditional melodies of her community, with an enchanting voice that comes directly from the forest and embodies the strength of the feminine.

In addition, Yskunvasi is an artisan and creates paintings that express her culture and tradition , knowledge that has been passed down through time.

💫 Contribution: £100

Limited spaces available

This is a unique opportunity to experience an authentic tribal offering in a safe and supportive environment.

📩 To book your place:

Email: thelighthousehub@outlook.com

📞 Jake: 07713 183771






Venue

The Lighthouse Hub
St Vincent place, Greenside St, Openshaw, Manchester M11 2EX, UK
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