We don’t need another strategy. We need to listen to our bones.
Hey Beautiful Wildlings,
If you’ve been feeling unmoored lately — disoriented, exhausted, like your rituals aren’t quite landing anymore — you’re not alone.
There’s a reason the tools you’ve relied on feel… brittle.
There’s a deeper ache beneath the burnout, one that doesn’t get solved by another mindset shift or a better content plan.
This isn’t a mindset problem. It’s an ancestral severance problem.
And it’s asking to be remembered through your body, your breath, and the ancient ones who came before you.
Your ancestors left you more than survival.
They left you threads to thrive.
Will you remember?
On April 10, I’m offering a free workshop called
Ancestral Ways for Precarious Times
A 60-minute rhythm reset to reconnect to what your bones already know.
We’ll gather to remember:
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How to move from urgency into rhythm — the kind your ancestors carried in their bones
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How to ground into ancestral belonging when the world feels unstable
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What your lineage wants you to stop carrying alone
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Why the ache you’ve named burnout might be grief that isn’t only yours
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How remembering where you come from can change the way you move through everything
→ RSVP here for Ancestral Ways
(Free to attend live with a 24-hour replay if you can’t make it. Need more time? $12 if you want the replay + guidebook.)
Because the most radical thing you can do right now
is reweave the threads that colonization tried to sever.
At the end of the workshop, I’ll share a no-pressure invitation into
Ancestral Wayfinding — a 4-week rhythm restoration container
for those who feel the call to root deeper.
This ritual container is guided by the lineage repair framework I’m studying in Daniel Foor’s Ancestral Healing Practitioner Training, and it’s the essential first step for entering 1:1 Ancestral Healing work with me beginning in June.
You’ll know if it’s for you.
I trust your body to decide.
If not, the bone-deep ritual from the workshop is my ancestors’ gift to you.
Stay wild, love fiercely. Your presence is golden.
With breath + rhythm,
Ciao! xo Ixchel
P.S. This is a threshold, not a performance. You don’t have to show up polished or prepared. Let this be a moment where you stop carrying it alone — and start walking with the ones who walked before you. Click here to register on Zoom.
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I was raised and bore children on the traditional, unceded, and stolen lands of the Coast and Central Valley Miwok (colonized as Petaluma, CA) and Nisenan (colonized as Sacramento and Fair Oaks, CA), past, present, and future. I also write, work, and live in the highland forest of the traditional, unceded and stolen lands of the Totonac, Nahua, and Mexicah, past, present, and future, in what is known as Coatepec, Veracruz, Mexico.
P.P.S. I do not live or consent to the colonial impositions regarding the construct of Time. I also practice honoring rhythms of work, play, and rest so that I can serve you with embodied presence and with loving care. This means I may take several days to respond to your requests and questions. (h/t Eva Glamaris)
P.P.S. A mention is not necessarily an endorsement of someone. It’s an acknowledgment, a citation, of the origin of information in my process of understanding. (h/t Kelly Diels)
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