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WISDOM KEEPERS
Bunkwaney-Maku
President of Ni'kuma, the highest spiritual council of the Arhuaco people of Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. As an elected spokesperson and ceremonial guardian, he serves as a bridge between ancestral wisdom and the modern world.
Three Arhuaco Mamos
Revered spiritual authorities and wisdom keepers of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. They are dedicated to preserving ancestral traditions and maintaining harmony between humanity, nature, and the Earth.
Mamo Awimaku
A spiritual leader of the Wiwa Nation and lifelong guardian of the sacred traditions of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. His work is devoted to protecting spiritual balance, nature, and all forms of life.
Lunekun
A Wiwa SAGA and guardian of the feminine teachings of her people. She carries ancestral wisdom centered on Mother Earth, healing, women's traditions, and the protection of the sacred feminine.
Kumu Ramsay Taum
A Native Hawaiian cultural practitioner, educator, and respected Hawaiian wisdom keeper. He shares traditional Hawaiian values and teachings that strengthen the relationship between people, community, and the living world.
Uqualla
A spiritual emissary and master ceremonialist from the Havasupai Tribe of the Grand Canyon. Through Indigenous ceremony and timeless teachings, he guides others toward healing, connection, and spiritual awakening.
Hopi Nation – Corn Maiden
Representing the sacred traditions of the Hopi Nation, the Corn Maiden embodies teachings of balance, gratitude, and harmony with the Earth. In accordance with her wishes, her name and photograph are not shared publicly.
Viviane Chauvet
Founder of Arcturian University, Viviane Chauvet is an internationally recognized spiritual teacher and multidimensional guide. She is known for integrating expanded consciousness with practical pathways for personal and planetary transformation.
Wisdom Keepers Retreat Sedona
September 25–28, 2026
Hosted by KA Foundation & Arcturian University
Join us for four extraordinary days as Indigenous wisdom keepers and visionary teachers gather in Sedona to share teachings, ceremony, and dialogue that honor both our ancient origins and our collective future.
This rare gathering brings together Viviane Chauvet, the Mamos of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta of Colombia, representatives of the Havasupai Nation, the Hopi Nation, and a Hawaiian Wisdom Keeper in a shared exploration of humanity's relationship with the Earth, the stars, and the living intelligence that connects them.
Rooted in oral traditions carried through generations, the retreat weaves together Indigenous knowledge, sacred ceremony, council, and contemplative practice. Throughout the weekend, participants are invited to deepen their relationship with nature, the elements, ancestral wisdom, and the greater rhythms shaping our world.
Highlights include:
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Teachings from Indigenous wisdom keepers and cultural guardians
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Presentations by Viviane Chauvet
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Sacred council conversations
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Ceremonial practices and elemental teachings
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A Full Moon Fire Ceremony
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Opportunities for reflection, connection, and community
Whether you come seeking deeper understanding, personal transformation, or simply the opportunity to witness these remarkable traditions being shared together, the Wisdom Keepers Retreat offers a meaningful space for listening, learning, and remembering.
Event Details
Location:
120 Deer Trail Drive
Sedona, Arizona
Registration and event information are managed by the event hosts.
Tickets & Information:
Arcturian University
Who is this for
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For those who feel called to Indigenous wisdom and ancient sacred knowledge.
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For those who honor the teachings of the Earth and the original ways of prayer, ceremony, and remembrance.
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For seekers drawn to ceremonies rooted in both Galactic consciousness and Earth-based traditions, where the wisdom of the cosmos meets the living intelligence of the land.
If you feel the call to sit in the living council during a pivotal moment for humanity, this is your invitation.
WHEN
September 25–28, 2026
WHERE