Inner work without soul becomes a loop.

Spirituality without embodiment becomes bypassing.

This work moves through both.

You’ve learned to understand yourself.
To regulate. To observe. To name what’s happening.

And still — something keeps running.


Not because you haven’t done the work.
But because the work itself became the loop.

You learned to manage what was asking to be met.


Fixing dressed in spiritual language is still fixing.

Insight that doesn’t reach the body stays insight.

And no amount of understanding will calm a nervous system
still carrying what was never met.


The work that changes something isn’t more of the same, done harder.

It’s a different relationship to what’s already there.

Into the work

Start where you are

THE WRITING

Essays on therapy, spirituality, and the places the work starts to repeat itself.

Step into the work

THE CIRCLE

A biweekly circle for the places insight alone doesn’t reach.

1:1 WORK

For what keeps returning — and needs to be met directly.

Hold others in this work

TRAINING & PILGRIMAGES

For those who hold others — learning to hold depth without pushing.

CACAO

Not something to consume. Something to enter into relationship with.

A person wearing traditional clothing is placing flowers into a ceremonial fire, with a group of people sitting and observing in the background inside a wooden structure.

ABOUT

Andrés Jiménez.

Trauma-informed therapist. Ajq’ij in the Maya K'iché tradition.

Trained in Compassionate Inquiry with Gabor Maté, Internal Family Systems, and nervous system regulation with Deb Dana.

Shaped by nearly five years living at Lake Atitlán in Guatemala — holding circles, ceremonies, and human processes long before returning to Colombia.

Now based in a nature reserve in Pereira, where he works with cacao, tends fire, writes, and holds this work.

What is true in you cannot be given.

It can only be revealed


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