WHO IS YUXIBU?
THE REAL WORLD AND THE WORLD OF DREAMS AND VISIONS ARE EQUIVALENT IN HUNI KUIN CULTURE
WHICH BUTTERFLY IS REAL, THE ONE ON THE LAWN OR THE ONE IN A DREAM?
SACRED CULTURAL NIGHT PRAYERS IN
SLOVENIA, LJUBLJANA
Each ceremony is designed as part of two nights, which take place on Friday and Saturday at a well-chosen location with experienced assistants. Participation is also possible for one night only. The prayer ends in the morning.
Participants must provide their own accommodation in Ljubljana.
The number of places is limited for all events. Due to the great interest, please confirm your reservation as soon as possible by email:kaxinawa.si@gmail.com
By registering early, you will contribute to the co-creation of this extraordinary gathering and help the organizers to open the path to the realization of prayer.
WHO IS YUXIBU?
In the Hatxa Kuin language ( Amazonian language of Huni Kuin people ) Yuxibu embodies their main purpose of existence.
Its origins come from a place where nature is still unspoiled and where the vibrations of plants are still considered the only real medicine for a human beeing. We are talking about the Amazon rainforest. In this magical place on earth lives a tribe of indigenous people called the Huni Kuin people, which means "people of truth".
These humble people live their lives with immense respect for Mother Nature and her powers. Their belief is that the forest and every plant in it are conscious sentient beings and that the plant kingdom is the ultimate healer for the human body, mind and spirit.
They live their lives according to the laws of nature, knowing that nature provides them with everything they need. These people still possess the technology to communicate with various spirits of nature.
But there is one spirit that rules over all. One spirit they regard as their creator, their God…
they call it: YUXIBU
SACRED GEOMETRY IN THE HUNI KUIN ART
It is worth noting that during their rituals and festivals, both men and women paint their faces and bodies with special motifs. For them, these designs are a very important element that contributes not only to enhancing the beauty of people and things, but also protects them from all the energies that Juxibu has created, because we never know what Yuxibu has created within himself. Various patterns are found on the bodies and faces drawn in bold geometric shapes, also found in their ceramics, textiles and glass beads. and cotton fabrics, in baskets and even in decorative items in the kitchen.
The color they use on the bodies is the color of a fruit called Nané (also known as jenipapo), which is the fruit of the jenipapeiro tree (Genipa americana). from the Rubiaceae family.
The black juice of the jenipapo fruit is used to paint the body and face. When the juice is allowed to dry on the skin after dyeing, it darkens to a semi-permanent dye that eventually fades with each wash. When the fruit juice mixes with the ash, a darker color is formed, which is no longer semi-permanent. Bold, black lines can be drawn all over your face and body in bold geometric patterns, then washed off immediately.
The Huni Kuin paint their face and body during festivals, ceremonies and to celebrate their rites of passage. Small children are generally not painted with motifs, but sometimes they are painted from head to toe with jenipap.
The image of patterns is associated with a new phase in a person's life, an important transition, during which it is desirable to emphasize the beauty of the body. In this sense, the picture suggests that he is going through a very important life event. The designs fade over the days and are reapplied only on other special occasions.
Please apply as soon as possible. Upon confirmation of the reservation, you will also receive information about the appropriate nutritional diet to prepare your body for a deep journey. We will let you know the exact location a few days before the evening ceremony.
Your place is reserved with a 50% deposit to the transaction account.
Additional questions:
We will respond within 24 hours.
