A bridge between ancestral wisdom and the demands of contemporary life.
For fifteen years, I fought the structures. Then I sat with the forest, and learned to vibrate.
I spent decades inside the systems — as a lawyer, an activist, a researcher — convinced that justice was a structural project. It is.
Then I met something the maps did not show me. A way of being that did not negate the work, but held it. Vibration. Presence. The forest's own intelligence.
What no one told me — I needed both.
I hold a PhD in Geography and have walked alongside Indigenous communities for over twenty years — first as a lawyer and human-rights advocate, later as a long-form ally in their struggle for land, voice, and self-determination.
That work taught me what no classroom could: that the world is alive, that listening is a discipline, and that some forms of knowledge can only be received in stillness.
Today, I hold space for those navigating the same threshold — between doing and being, between fighting and remembering, between the life one built and the life that is asking to be lived.
Each path meets you where you are — and asks something different of what you are becoming.
One-on-one guidance for those navigating thresholds — career transitions, spiritual openings, integration after deep experiences, or the quieter question of what to do with one's life.
Intimate ceremonial gatherings rooted in Indigenous lineage and held with deep ethical responsibility. These are not workshops. They are returns to a way of being older than language.
Cohort journeys for those ready to integrate the structural and the spiritual — for leaders, healers, activists, and anyone living the question of how to act without losing presence.
When the call is to meet the Amazon herself — I lead immersions through INSamaúma.
Visit Insamauma →The work I hold is not for everyone. It is for those who feel the call and are willing to meet it. If that is you — send me a message.
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