Facilitators

Facilitators – Wisdom Keepers

Our Roots

At Nativa Ostara, we work Alliance oriented between regional and international Alliances, Communities and Projects.

Our facilitators bring profound traditional wisdom and diverse Qualities.
Everyone is rooted in ancestral konwledge & roots, that nurtures healing, regeneration and respect for the earth.

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Elders’ Wisdom

Guided by native elders’ teachings.

We are a team of motivated and curious people, that are in the continuously study of how to improve our ways and live more close to nature and it’s natural Laws.

Path of origin.

We invite you to join us for a walk towards native worldviews, indigenous consciousness, regenerative Projects, creating holistic relation and ancestral living Arts…

Walk with us…

Explore our Projects and upcoming Gatherings and Events, that will open new Pathways for a new World…

building on relationship, conversation and reciprocity.
To each other AND TO THE LAND…

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Courses

A person dressed in traditional indigenous attire with long braids and feathers stands against a plain background. They hold a feathered object in their hands and wear intricate jewelry and garments adorned with patterns.

Meet Elders

Indigenous Guides rooted in their ancestral ways, nurturing healing and growth.

First Nations
Our Elders are all Wisdom Keepers from “First Nations” that we have been walking beside with.
Learning from their traditions to honor rememberance & how to live in respect and love on earth.
Helping us recuperating our territorial Memory, and in return supporting to protect and preserve their lands and cultures.

all our elders

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Building Bridges

| Quechua – English |
CHAKARUNA – Bridge Peoples
WE build bridges and walk them trough life. Building relationships again where extraction & colonialization happened.
– Regreening. Regenerating.

Based on pillars from the Andean Cosmovision
“Sumak Kawsay” – “the good living”
“Ayni” – “reciprocity” || “Minga” – Co-Creation

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“The elders say – that the new Sunrise already rose. It’s us that need to wake up to it.”
Ayllu Tiqsi Muyu