Blessing Our Roots | Sacred Parents Ceremony & Munay-Ki Daykeeper Rite (ENG)

Service Description

A special gathering with Daniel Donciu, Senior Instructor at The Four Winds, exploring the ancient wisdom of the Andes. Have you ever felt disconnected from your roots, from nature, or from your sense of belonging? According to Andean tradition, our connection extends beyond the mother and father who brought us into this world. We are also connected to our sacred parents in nature. From the moment we are born, the mountains, rivers, forests, and the land we inhabit become part of this sacred bond. This special gathering invites you to reconnect with your roots, remember your sense of belonging, and create space for greater peace, balance, and support in your life. During the Sacred Parents Ceremony, we will honor and deepen our connection with nature. We will then experience the Munay-Ki Daykeeper Rite (Pampamesayoq), an ancient initiation associated with Pachamama (Mother Earth), the feminine energy within us, and living in harmony with life. This is an invitation to reconnect with your roots, feel more grounded and balanced, and return to a deeper connection with your true self. No prior experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome. About Your Guide | Daniel Donciu Daniel Donciu is a Senior Instructor with The Four Winds and has been guiding ceremonies rooted in Andean traditions for over a decade. Having studied directly with shamans in Peru, Daniel shares the ancient wisdom of the Andes through an approach that is grounded, heartfelt, and accessible to everyone. His work creates space for participants to explore their connection with nature, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and deepen their sense of belonging. Whether you are joining a ceremony for the first time or have been walking this path for years, Daniel's guidance offers a supportive environment for exploration, awareness, and personal growth. Practical Information The event will be held in English, with simultaneous interpretation into Turkish. We kindly invite you to bring a flower or a small natural object as an offering for the ceremony. Please wear comfortable clothing; if possible, we recommend avoiding black. To learn more about Daniel and his work, visit www.munayni.com.