Pablo:

Juan Pablo Bazignan Alcayaga (yolohcuautli) began his journey in yoga as a teacher in 2012, displaying a strong passion for ancestral cultures related to the Veda. In the same year, he embarked on his path within the Fuego Sagrado de Itzachilatlan, exploring shamanic work and deepening his understanding of fire and the other elements that constitute it. Over time, he became a carrier of tobacco medicine, participated in vision quests, and dedicated himself to the dance of the sun. He was honored to receive the blessing to carry the ancient temazcal altar (sweat lodge).

Juan Pablo Bazignan Alcayaga always keeps in mind that his prayers are offered for the benefit of humanity. His mission in carrying this altar is to elevate the original power of creation, invoking the presence and alliance with ancestors and nature spirits for a future of health and well-being for future generations, a commitment that extends to all our generations.

Agostina:
"I am an artist, dancer, performer, yoga teacher, spagyric practitioner, and temazcalera. I am dedicated to the care of the psycho-physical and energetic health through Traditional Mediterranean Medicine following the Spagyric tradition and Astrological Medicine. These are tools that lead to the understanding of Archetypes, which reflect and influence our physiological, psychological, and spiritual systems.
Through dance and theater, I integrate these arts, bringing the work on Archetypes to the forefront to enrich movement, expression, and knowledge within one's sensitive, emotional, and elemental body.
Inspired by the encounter and interest in the traditional knowledge of native peoples, the journey of seeking the mountain of vision, the dance of the sun and peace, I practice and expand teachings and instructions related to the re-education and expansion of human consciousness in alignment with the order, origins, and natural elements passed down by ancestors through the medicine of Temazcal, the Tobacco of the Word, circles of men and women, medicine songs, and rituals.
I am the guardian of the Sacred Chanupa and the altar of the Half-Moon of the Sacred Fire of Itzachilatlan. Through my journey, I have learned that Art and Medicine are in all things and are the guides weaving the subtle thread of the human being with Spirit, Mind, and Body. I transmit these arts to support awareness in intentions and visions, cleanse and rebalance the body and mind to inspire improvement and the manifestation of the essence of being free, authentic, and responsible, walking gratefully and integrally on our mother: Earth."