We are at a pivotal time in the history of humanity. During the ten days of ceremonies, prayers and celebration, nine stone tablets will be brought to the gathering and a new directive will be set in stone by elders and youth alike using glyphs, symbols and words.

There will be an opportunity to partake in storytelling, cultural music, dances and ceremonies.

Location: Red Rock High School, Sedona, AZ

April 18

Nahual Noj is wisdom and knowledge and how to use it.
It is symbol of creativity.
The energy of the day is good for nourishing the mind, to ask for good ideas and good memory and to learn to work in groups, to form councils related to the the 6th and 7th senses

9 am to 9.30 am                    Welcome Ceremony by Elders
9.30 am to 10 am                  Ceremony with Condor Dances
10 am to 10.15 am                Gifts from local youth groups for national and international elders and wisdom keepers
10.15 am to 10.30 am          Acknowledgements
10.30 am to 11.30 am          Prayer Ceremony by national and international delegates and religious leaders from around the world
11.30 am to 12.30 pm          Global meditation with Drunvulo Melchizedek
12.30 pm to 1.30 pm            Lunch
1.30 pm to 2.30 pm              Hindu Fire Ceremony
2.30 pm to 4.30 pm              Elder, Youth & Participants Council Sharing Circle
4.30 pm to 5 pm                   Yavapai Gourd Singers and Bird Dancers

April 19

Nahual Tijex. The energy of this day is good for cutting all negativities.
It is Symbolized by the double blade knife: which is the obsidian stone our ancestors used to do invisible surgeries.
It removes the bad and leaves the good.
This energy is good for removing physical and psychological pressures.
To Nahaul Tijax, we can ask to remove bad illnesses and bring health.
People who are born under this sign are healers by nature and can be excellent surgeons

Activities: Ceremonies will be the focal point at the gathering through which attendees can learn the wisdom of the ancestors.
Attendees will also be able to witness councils sharing from their ancestors’ songs and dances.
The intention is to bring inspiration to the world thus birthing clear decisions and manifesting a conduit of hope for the future generations.

Location: Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Cottonwood, AZ

April 20

Nahual Kawoq is the family. Examples of this energy are a school with the principal, the teachers, the secretaries, the students.
A Kawoq is a hospital with the doctors, nurses,  nurse aids and patients.
It is our community with our local government and people.
A Kawoq is this gathering! Our home with our family.

9 am to 10 am                        Welcome Mayan Fire Ceremony
10 am to 1 pm                        Elder, Youth & participants council sharing circle
1 pm to 2 pm                          Lunch
2 pm to 5 pm                          Speakers gather in ceremony the Sweat Lodge Ceremony
5 pm to 6 pm                          Sunset Ceremony
 

April 21

Nahual Ajpu is the day of Grandfather Sun and Grandmother Moon.
It is the day of the musicians, athletes and all those who practice the Arts.
It is the day of the hunter; a true hunter only hunts what he/she needs.

9 am to 10 am                         Four Colours Opening Ceremony by Tlakaele
10 am to 1 pm                         Elders, Youth & Participants Council Sharing Circle
1 pm to 2 pm                           Lunch
2 pm to 5 pm                           Speakers gather in Ceremony then Sweat Lodge Ceremonies
5 pm to 6 pm                           Sunset Ceremony

April 22

Nahual Imox is the day of the hypnotist, the therapist, the midwife, the scientist.
The energy of this day has connection with the rivers, lakes, oceans and the animals who live there;  dolphins, whales, crocodiles.
One can use the energy of this day to ask for the opening of the 3rd eye and also to improve their healing abilities

Activities: Northern Arizona University will host an indigenous wisdom elders’ forum.
There will be Youth/Elder educational programs and inspiration of oral and written traditions.

Location: Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ

April 23

IQ is the Nahual of the air; wind, thunder, lightning, hurricanes.
Anger, like the wind, can come unexpectedly and from any direction.
The energy of the day is good for analyzing ourselves and learning to control our tempers.

Activities: Those who attend will have the opportunity to connect with mother earth at one of the natural wonders of the world during a sunrise ceremony. This will offer the opportunity to be alone with the creator ’s splendor.

Location: Grand Canyon, AZ

April 24

Nahual Aqabal is the Dawn and Dusk.
It is light and darkness.
It brings joy and hope.
Joy like when seeing the colours in the horizon at sunrise and sunset, and hope there will be another day like today.
Hope that after the darkness of the night, we will see the sun again.
Aqabal implies future and duality

Activities: The Hopi Nation will host an indigenous wisdom forum, an opportunity for Youth/Elder cultural exchange programs, and traditional ceremonies including the eagle and condor dances.

Location: Hopi Mesas, AZ

April 25

Nahual Kat is the NET.
It Symbolizes obstacles and problems; things that can trap us.
Both with the energy of Kat we can reverse that: we can free ourselves from this and use them as little lessons.
We can use the net like the fisherman and bring good things instead.
With the energy of Kat we can free ourselves from spiritual jails, illnesses, judicial problems, etc

5.47 am to 8 am                        Sunrise ceremony with Dine at the Land of the Forgotten People
9 am to 11 am                           Travel to Hopi
11 am to 12 noon                      Welcome Ceremony with Hopi
12 noon to 1 pm                        Lunch
1 pm to 5.30 pm                       Message from Don Alejandro to the Hopi Elders and Gathering
5.30 pm to 6.45 pm                 Cultural Exchange Dance

April 26

Kan is the Feather Serpent, the Great Ajau, Great Kululkan, Tepeu, Guqkunmatz, Quetzalcoatl.
It is the spirit of all movement; the Spirit of air, fire and water.
Look down at the river, it moves like a serpent.
We ask here to protect us from illness that could impair our movements; strokes, paralysis etc

Activities: Closing ceremonies will include farewell songs and dances from the local tribes and presentations of the stone tablets.

Location: Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Cottonwood, AZ

April 27

Nahual Keme is the day of our Ancestors; the dead.
It is death and reincarnation.
The energy of this day is good for communicating with our ancestors; fathers, mothers, friends, teachers who have transpassed to another dimension.

9 am to 10 am                           Closing  - Hopi Elders to send off group
10 am to 2 pm                           Travel back to Dead Horse Ranch
2.30 pm to 5 pm                       Ceremony with Elders and Youth - Bridge Beings & Conclusions - Ceremony Council Closing
5 pm to 7 pm                             Sweat Lodges
7 pm to 8 pm                             Wrap Up

April 27

Nahual Kiej is the four directions who nourish our lives.
It is Symbolized by the Deer for his 4 legs, implying equilibrium and stability.
It is the day of authorities.
Here we ask people and government working together for a future peace.
Peace for all.
Peace for Mother Earth and all those who inhabit her

5.44 am to 9 am                         Sunrise Ceremony with Chosen Delegation
9 am to 11 am                             Elder, Youth & Participants Council Sharing Circle
11.30 am to 2.30 pm                 Youth Ceremony Closing