Sharing Sacred Wisdom with the Zagas

A Woman’s Gathering guided by Indigenous Priestesses, keepers of Ancestral Knowledge and Earth’s Sacred Cycles
We invite you into a rare and sacred gathering guided by the Zagas—the female spiritual leaders and priestesses of the Kogi, Wiwa, Arhuaco, and Kankuama tribes of Colombia. The Zagas are the feminine counterparts of the Mamos and carry profound responsibility as keepers of ancestral wisdom, healers, and guardians of planetary balance.
The Zagas are known as the Light in the darkness. They move in deep alignment with the rhythms of Nature and humanity and hold the sacred knowledge of the Water, Earth, and Air elements. As weavers of wisdom, they sustain life by maintaining and transmitting ancestral teachings that support harmony between the natural world and human consciousness.
Representing the Moon, the Zagas are the rulers of time, cycles, and renewal. Their teachings guide women into deeper awareness of natural rhythms, inner wisdom, and our role in sustaining life on Earth—especially during these pivotal times of planetary change.
This women-only gathering will be guided by two Zagas, offering teachings, insight, and lived wisdom passed down through generations. The Zagas will speak in their native language (primarily Spanish), and the entire program will be translated into English, ensuring clarity and accessibility while honoring the integrity of their voice.
This is an invitation for women to listen, receive, remember, and reconnect—to the Earth, to ancestral wisdom, and to the feminine intelligence that helps sustain and heal our world.