MAKHOSI FOUNDATION is a transformative ceremonial space
Our temple curates both virtual and physical spaces that reunite individuals with ancestral practices.
In our spaces, we remember how to be with nature and one another
to meet the ever-evolving principles of wellness, integrity, and togetherness.
Gogo Ekhaya and Gogo Thule underwent a form of cultural reclaimation through an African-Indigenous initiation to transform into iSangoma: traditional healers carrying the wisdom of their elders and ancestors. Gogo means grandmother in zulu, which identifies one as a carrier of ancestral wisdom with the ability to guide and provide remedies of well-being.
Guiding you to navigate your healing journey and ancestral gifts. We use divination, dreamwork; storytelling to restore cultural identity and to establish a cosmological map of life.
We transmit song and dance to re-wild the body as an instrument of prayer and well-being; engage in herbal studies to cleanse the body, to invigorate the senses and to fortify primal instincts. We invite deep introspection to expand your consciousness.
We immerse ourselves in nature-oriented rituals and cultural immersions to cultivate inner silence, strengthen interpersonal relationships and to deepen connections to the natural world. We expand, we study, we transform in community with self, land, and humanity.
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Work with our founders to gain insight and support on your personal journey
A living library of self-paced ancestral studies -- created for seekers of rooted spiritual teachings. You'll find guided practices, ancestral cosmologies, and pathways of ritual to help you return to the wisdom of your lineage.
We go on ancestral pilgrimages to embrace the land as our elder mother that we learn from and journey through to remember our ancestors.
Sacred Sites: Sedona, Big Sur, South Africa, Burkina Faso
our collaborative collective
// beloved elder + Colombian ceremonialist
// ceremonial song
// Body Acupuncture