Land Regeneration
In this course, a Mamo shares his ancient knowledge of sacred sites, the body of Mother Earth, and the spiritual interconnection of all life. We discover that regeneration begins not only through action, but through listening, spiritual practice, and respectful relationship with the Earth. The course introduces us to the Kogi worldview: the Sierra as the heart of the world, the role of the Saka women, and how people from other cultures can rediscover their own connection to sacred sites. This is a path of remembering, caring, and healing.
A small note:
The videos you are about to watch come from our very first steps in recording interviews.
While the production quality is a little simpler, what truly matters, though, shines through: the heart, the dedication, and the timeless wisdom.
- Lessons (13)
- Description
- Learnings
- Speakers (1)
- Terminology
The Sacred Sites and the Blueprint of Creation
4 mins
Insight – The Sacred Sites and the Blueprint of Creation
1 min
Regeneration and the Wisdom of the Mother
6 mins
Insight – Regeneration and the Wisdom of the Mother
1 min
The Body of the Mother and the Map of the Land
3 mins
Insight – The Body of the Mother and the Map of the Land
2 mins
Restoring the Connection to the Sacred Sites
3 mins
The Saka: Woman as Moon, Teacher, and Guardian
3 mins
Insight – The Saka: Woman as Moon, Teacher, and Guardian
2 mins
Natural Regeneration through Mamo Guidance
4 mins
Insight – Natural Regeneration through Mamo Guidance
2 mins
The Sierra as the Heart of the World
4 mins
Insight – The Sierra as the Heart of the World
1 min
In this course, a Mamo shares his ancient knowledge of sacred sites, the body of Mother Earth, and the spiritual interconnection of all life. We discover that regeneration begins not only through action, but through listening, spiritual practice, and respectful relationship with the Earth. The course introduces us to the Kogi worldview: the Sierra as the heart of the world, the role of the Saka women, and how people from other cultures can rediscover their own connection to sacred sites. This is a path of remembering, caring, and healing.
A small note:
The videos you are about to watch come from our very first steps in recording interviews.
While the production quality is a little simpler, what truly matters, though, shines through: the heart, the dedication, and the timeless wisdom.
- Understand the Kogi worldview, especially their relationship with Mother Earth and the sacred sites.
- Recognize how spiritual guidance from the Mamos supports the regeneration of land and community.
- Develop deeper awareness of the connection between natural elements and spiritual balance.
- Learn about the role of women as Sakas in preserving life and ancestral wisdom.
- Identify and strengthen sacred places in your own environment, regardless of culture or geography.
- Cultivate respectful attitudes toward land, water, and air in everyday life.
Mamo Gabriel Conchacala is a Mamo living in the lower ranges of the Sierra. He is taking care of his village and is active in healing the degraded land that the Kogi buy back from the Colombian Farmers.
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