FIRE · CEREMONY · CIRCLES · 1:1 WORK · WRITINGS — KAUKITÁ, COLOMBIA & ONLINE
What will you
carry forward?
Some of what you carry sustains life. Some of it took shape in response to pain—and now keeps that pain in motion.
Learning to tell the difference is where change begins: in a life, a family, a territory.
For those moving through grief, burnout, or a life that no longer fits — and for those who accompany others through these thresholds.
A real fire · A circle across distance
Living Fire
What we carry changes
when it is witnessed.
Once a month, I light a fire at my home in Kaukitá, Colombia. You light a candle wherever you are.
Grief can be held. Gratitude can become an offering. Questions can remain open without being rushed.
You don’t need an answer before you arrive.
About Andrés
I am inside
this work, too.
I spent four years at Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, and returned to Colombia as someone I had not set out to become. The practices I share are the ones I return to in my own life.
Today I live at Kaukitá, thirty hectares of restored tropical dry forest in Pereira, Colombia. From here, I work with individuals and communities through private sessions, fire, ceremony, circles, training, and writing.
Since 2012, people have come to this work when they need to see clearly, feel what they have had to avoid, and find a way forward they can actually sustain. I do not impose a direction or offer a quick solution. I listen for what is alive, help strengthen the capacity to remain with it, and offer perspective and practice when needed.
The direction is yours. I will listen with you until you can recognize it—and help you build the capacity to follow it.
Ajq’ij · Grief educator · Writer
Working with individuals and communities since 2012
Private Reading
Nawal
Reading
A private reading of your birth energy—and your relationship with it.
Cholq’ij
In the Cholq’ij, every day carries a particular energy. The energy of the day on which you were born is your nawal.
A reading explores its potential, challenges, recurring patterns, and responsibilities—and how it is already taking form through your life.
Your nawal is not a label to claim. It is a relationship to cultivate.
Includes a private recording and a personalized written summary.
Explore the Nawal ReadingGoing deeper
When the work asks
for continuity
Living Fire opens the door. These paths are for when something asks to be met over time or in private.
Seasonal circles
For times of transition.
A small group that returns to the fire through a season, for when something in your life is changing form and you would rather not move through it alone.
- Current season
- Through December 8
- Next gathering
- October 27
- Place
- Online · Held in English
- Single gathering
- USD 35
1:1 Work
For what asks to be met privately.
Private sessions and fire ceremonies for what needs more time, privacy, or focused attention.
- Private sessions
- Online via Zoom
- Fire ceremonies
- Online or at Kaukitá
- Language
- English or Spanish
- Investment
- From USD 75
Learning · Current workshop
Cacao Beyond
the Label
Returning to the Seed.
For people who source, prepare, or share cacao—and for those preparing to begin.
A live workshop on the cacao seed, responsible sourcing, the claims we inherit, and the questions a more honest relationship with cacao asks us to investigate.
- Date
- Saturday, December 12
- Format
- Live on Zoom · Held in English
- Includes
- Recording and written workshop materials
- Early registration
- USD 75 through November 22
Voices
What people have shared.
“The Fire ceremony stirred me deeply. It connected me to your lands and the lands I have returned to.”
“It is hard to find the right teachers—those who are not offering the quick fix.”
“I feel your Magokoro in your work—true heart, total devotion without a cynical or distracted mind. This is the reason I am interested in anything you do.”
Writings · From Kaukitá
A place for questions to breathe.
Featured essay
Ustedes Son Nómadas
A teacher’s grief, a hunger I recognized, and what it costs to mistake longing for belonging.
Explore the writingsTo tend a fire. To tend a relationship. To tend a wound, a plant, the distance between what you long for and what you’re actually responsible to.