KAQLA is an association that utilizes methodologies developed from the Mayan worldview, tailored to contemporary contexts. Its focus is on healing individual and collective traumas and enhancing the capacities of women, men, youth, and children to fulfill their life missions. The Rub’eyal Qakaslemal methodology, created by KAQLA over 28 years of experience, is central to this work. This methodology is implemented at the KAN Healing and Training Center for the Fullness of Life in Santa María Cauqué, Sacatepéquez, a space dedicated to fostering life’s potential.
This visit will begin with a welcome ritual rooted in the Mayan worldview. Facilitators will then provide a space for dialogue about their work and offer a tour of the facilities where this methodology is practiced, including the energetic ceremonial center, steam bath, therapeutic center, lodging and water reserve.

Duration: 4 hours
Departure time: 10:00am
Departure location: Site Visit Meeting Point at Casa Santo Domingo
Time on bus: 30-45 minutes
Language: Spanish
Food / drinks: Lunch provided
Maximum capacity: 45 people
Is there still space in this site visit? Yes

Register: To participate in this site visit, attendees must sign up directly via KAQLA. Please register to participate via this form and reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

Registration is only available to CADF 2024 attendees.