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TEMAZCAL

The temazcal is an ancient ceremony, traditional in Center and North America (espacially in Mexico, the United States and Canada), which consists of a ritual steam bath created by pouring water over heated volcanic rocks, imbuing participants with a greater physical, mental, emotional and spiritual strength.

Here, we perform chants and petitions inside a structure similar to an igloo, built with willow or cane branches. This medicinal steam acts as a purifier for our body. This is a unique experience in which we share witht he four elements (water, fire, air and earth).

UPCOMING CEREMONIES

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BENEFITS

  • Cleanses the respiratory and digestive systems.

  • Enhances the nervous system.

  • Helps with musculoskeletal and gyneco-obstetric ailments.

  • Provides deep relaxation.

  • Helps fight insomnia, depression, and altered nervous states.

  • Tones skin.

  • Helps with pre-menstrual pain. 

  • Helps fight sinusitis.

  • Hydrates, heals and regenerates the skin

  • Beneficial for circulation. 

  • Helps weight loss.

  • Helps liver disorders.

  • Helps release bottled emotions. 

  • Helps fight arthritis.

  • Oxygenates the skin. 

  • Fights infections.

The Raíces de la Tierra temazcal comes from the heritage of Medicine Man  Raymundo Tigre Pere, who has been spreading temazcal medicine in different spaces of the southern areas of the United States since the 70's,  introducing mixed populations regardless of their ethnic origins to this practice.

After years of spiritual work with the Diné (Navajo) and Sioux (Sicangu Lakota) peoples, Reymundo has been tasked with the responsibility of performing this intercultural medicinal ritual in order to activate it and make it a reality.

TEMAZCAL
AT HUERTO ROMA VERDE

The temazcal at Huerto Roma Verde takes place eery two weeks on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with a total of 4 temazcales per month, benefitting approximately 100 people per month. This activity for our communal wellbeing has been operating and open to the public since 2017, with participants of all ages.

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We only request a voluntary donation to help us cover the costs of timber for the fire, medicinal plants, hydration, musical instruments and transportation.

Website for Encuentro Raíces de la Tierra.

Minidocumentary about Temazcal de Raíces de la Tierra in Chile.

Minidocumentary about the Ceremony at “Raíces de la Tierra” 2012.

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