My journey  with the mayan tradition has been a personal one and it has also influenced my work as a teacher since I first came in contact with the mayan people in 2001 when I lived in the jungle of Palenque. It was there that, for the first time in my life, I began to feel a very strong sense of belonging and unexpectedly, I began to spontaneously channel messages from the Mayan ancestors. Some years later I moved to the Yucatan where I lived and worked in closed contact with mayan people in remote areas of the region. It was there that, applying the principles of the Mayan tradition to everyday life became part of my life too, until I embraced it wholeheartedly when I was initiated into the Mayan mysteries and became an ordained Mayan priestess, trained as fire keeper and expert in mayan cosmology and the sacred calendars. So I guess my journey within the Mayan tradition is a handmade, hands-on, lived experience that has many facets. The direct connection to the spirit of the Mayans of ancient times, living day by day with the contemporary mayan people, and being trained by the Day Keepers in Guatemala which helped me piece together all the experiences, knowledge and spiritual guidance I had received so far. 

Nowadays I teach people about the original mayan calendars, which are often unknown, in their authentic form, outside the mayan world. Recently I handcrafted a set of Mayan oracle cards so I can share the wisdom and love of the mayan ancestors through oracle readings. The cards don't come with a booklet, I simply channel messages from the " abuelos and abuelas", the Mayan ancestors to provide guidance to seekers like you. ​