The Dance of
The Hummingbird
Under The Broken Moon
5 DAY RITUAL IMMERSION FOR WOMEN
IN THE FOREST OF MEXICO
Step into a 5-day retreat in the forests near Mexico City, where you will meet your potential through the dance of your inner Sun, Moon, Stars, and Earth—archetypes that, in the interplay of chaos and order, guide you toward the path that belongs only to you.
20 to 24 October 2026 Mexico
The Sacred Steps:
DAY 1 – Coatlicue: The Devouring Earth
The earth swallowed the drum and began to breathe.
Birth · Root · Embrace
DAY 2 – Coyolxauhqui: The Broken Moon
The moon fell apart and discovered it had many faces.
Fragment · Intuition · Depth
DAY 3 – Centzon Huitznahua: The Whispering Stars - Xochicalco
The stars argued all night, each one convinced it was the sun.
Noise · Shadow · Discord
DAY 4 – Huitzilopochtli: The Hummingbird of the Sun
The hummingbird pierced the morning and did not look back.
Will · Direction · Courage
DAY 5 – Mitōtiliztli: The Dance of the Hummingbird under the Broken Moon- Tepoztlán
The battle hummed, and the family became one.
Cycle · Love · Transformation
The Dance Flow:
For five days, a small circle will step into a living ritual, walking among trees, stones, and fire, opening to the presence of sacred plants, the temazcal, and the dance of creation itself. Through shared meals, quiet, sound, movement, writing, plants, and acts of imagination, each experience becomes a mirror and a key, guiding participants to discern their path, awaken intention, and inhabit the fullness of their will, body and spirit. Your stay includes:
The Hummingbird Nest:
Huitzilac, whose name comes from Nahuatl and can be translated as “in the water of the hummingbirds,” is a corner in the Mexican forests, 40 minutes from Mexico City. A nest where the land, the trees, and the birds seem to whisper ancient stories.
The flora consists mostly of oak and pine forests, guardians of memory, where sunlight filters through leaves that breathe, and the shadows of the mountains invite contemplation.
Nestled within this serene landscape, the boutique house occupies a comfortable 800 m², offering space to live in harmony with nature. Surrounded by the tranquility of the forest, it is a perfect refuge for those seeking privacy, comfort, and a deep connection with the land and its timeless whispers.
Accomodation:
Your stay includes:
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Cozy rooms available in single, double, or queen (all bathrooms are shared). Rooms are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Nourishing meals that feed both body and spirit.
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Guided facilitation and gentle support throughout your journey.
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Workshops, materials, fire ceremonies, temazcal, plant medicine, sound healing, and other guided rituals.
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Special materials to weave your own rituals into the fabric of each day.
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Pilgrimages to Tepoztlán & Xochicalco, where stones and air remember the old stories.
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Shuttle service from Mexico City the 19th & 25th: A bridge from everyday life into the forest.
Not included:
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Airfare
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Travel insurance
First Early Bird – until 13 April 2026: €1111
Second Early Bird – until 13 June 2026: €1333
After 13 June Regular Price: €1555
Payment plans available.
Save your spot with your first deposit: €333
Practice Intention:
This is a space to experience the unity of self and awaken the dormant forces that guide your life. It is a dance, a living philosophy of unlocking the archetypes within your own existence, Allow them to guide you toward the full expression of your potential.
Ritual Guide:
Cristina Bucardo is a Mexican contemporary multidisciplinary artist working with ritual, sound, and Mexica philosophy. Founder of Mitotili, her practice explores ritual as an aesthetic and experiential structure through which perception, memory, and identity can be reorganized.
She works between artistic and therapeutic contexts, creating guided ceremonial processes that engage participants at psychological, symbolic, and sensory levels.
Her work in Berlin has been presented in institutions such as Charité and the International Society for Arts and Medicine. Since 2017, she has accompanied individuals through ritual-based processes rooted in Mexican traditions and contemporary artistic practice.
The Dance of the Hummingbird emerges from a site central to her biography the house where she grew up in the forests of Mexico, that has become today a retreat house and used as the setting for this structured ritual experience.
