Ajq’iij Maya Tz’utujil, timekeeper of the Maya calendar, guardian of the sacred fire from the perspective of the Maya cosmovision, granddaughter of Tata Pedro Cruz, k’u’x Ya’ – Heart of the Lake (RIP). Performs sacred fire ceremonies for energetic balance at the moment of birth Tabaquera: performs healing ceremonies and readings (physical, emotional, energetic) using sacred tobacco Performs readings with the sacred Tz’ite’, a special method used by Maya spiritual guides for specific consultations Therapeutic masseuse, performs traditional Maya uterine and abdominal massages Guided by elder midwives and their ancestral knowledge, especially in themes related to feminine energy Works with specific plants for women’s health and treatments

Ajq’iij Maya Tz’utujil, timekeeper of the Maya calendar, guardian of the sacred fire from the perspective of the Maya cosmovision, traveler across the continents of the world, daughter, student, and companion on the path of the spiritual guide Tata Pedro Cruz, k’u’x Ya’ – Heart of the Lake (RIP). Performs sacred fire ceremonies to balance human energy at birth-related energetic moments Leads sacred cacao and fire circles and ceremonies Tabaquera: performs healing ceremonies and physical, emotional, and energetic readings using sacred tobacco Performs readings with the sacred Tz’ite’, a unique and special method used by Maya spiritual guides for specific consultations Guide and mentor of women's circles focused on self-love and connection with both feminine and masculine energy Temazcalera (sweat lodge practitioner) from the Tz’utujil Maya tradition Therapeutic masseuse, performs special uterine and abdominal massages according to Maya tradition Teacher and facilitator of Maya cosmovision, with a focus on various themes Sociolinguist, currently completing her graduation thesis titled: "Valuing the Sacred and Medicinal Use of Cacao among the Tz’utujiles through Oral Tradition." Her primary focus is the accompaniment and documentation of ancestral knowledge through oral tradition, aiming to preserve and share this wisdom with those who truly value and continue the ancestral legacy. Speaker on topics related to the Maya cosmovision Founder and legal representative of Caminantes por la Paz Jun Imox (Walkers for Peace – Jun Imox) Member of the board of directors of Tribal Link Foundation

Ajq’iij Maya Tz’utujil, timekeeper of the Maya calendar, guardian of the sacred fire from the perspective of the Maya cosmovision, granddaughter of Tata Pedro Cruz, k’u’x Ya’ – Heart of the Lake (RIP). Performs sacred fire ceremonies for energetic balance at the moment of birth Tabaquera: performs healing ceremonies and readings (physical, emotional, energetic) using sacred tobacco Performs readings with the sacred Tz’ite’, a special method used by Maya spiritual guides for specific consultations Therapeutic masseuse, performs traditional Maya uterine and abdominal massages Guided by elder midwives and their ancestral knowledge, especially in themes related to feminine energy Works with specific plants for women’s health and treatments

Ajq’iij Maya Tz’utujil, timekeeper of the Maya calendar, guardian of the sacred fire from the perspective of the Maya cosmovision, traveler across the continents of the world, daughter, student, and companion on the path of the spiritual guide Tata Pedro Cruz, k’u’x Ya’ – Heart of the Lake (RIP). Performs sacred fire ceremonies to balance human energy at birth-related energetic moments Leads sacred cacao and fire circles and ceremonies Tabaquera: performs healing ceremonies and physical, emotional, and energetic readings using sacred tobacco Performs readings with the sacred Tz’ite’, a unique and special method used by Maya spiritual guides for specific consultations Guide and mentor of women's circles focused on self-love and connection with both feminine and masculine energy Temazcalera (sweat lodge practitioner) from the Tz’utujil Maya tradition Therapeutic masseuse, performs special uterine and abdominal massages according to Maya tradition Teacher and facilitator of Maya cosmovision, with a focus on various themes Sociolinguist, currently completing her graduation thesis titled: "Valuing the Sacred and Medicinal Use of Cacao among the Tz’utujiles through Oral Tradition." Her primary focus is the accompaniment and documentation of ancestral knowledge through oral tradition, aiming to preserve and share this wisdom with those who truly value and continue the ancestral legacy. Speaker on topics related to the Maya cosmovision Founder and legal representative of Caminantes por la Paz Jun Imox (Walkers for Peace – Jun Imox) Member of the board of directors of Tribal Link Foundation