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Maggie Battista works at the intersection of soul philosophy, ancestral wisdom, and sacred practice—where your Soul becomes your bridge to the field, your ancestors speak, and you emerge into the fullness of who you came here to be.
On Saturday, June 20—also 6 Toj in the Mayan Sacred Calendar—we gather in the sacred hours before the Summer Solstice peaks, as Maggie guides you through a full ceremonial journey: an invocation and communion with Ceremonial Cacao; a clarifying sound journey to go within; ancestral guidance from the soul field; and collective wisdom in an intimate home setting.
In Mayan cosmology, Toj is the day of the sacred fire—of reciprocity, of offering, and of payment made and blessings received. It is the day we tend the flame and the flame tends us. And 6 is the number of harmony, of collaboration—of what becomes possible when we gather with intention. On the longest day of the year, in the sacred hours before the sun reaches its fullness, we meet at the fire together—to place what is ready to be released into the flame, and to receive what the Soul has been waiting to give you.
This is not a class or workshop—it is a descent to the altar within—where your ancestors wait, the fire burns, and your Soul remembers what it came here to do. Ticket sales are final and non-refundable.
Maggie Battista works at the intersection of soul philosophy, ancestral wisdom, and sacred practice—where your Soul becomes your bridge to the field, your ancestors speak, and you emerge into the fullness of who you came here to be.
On Saturday, June 20—also 6 Toj in the Mayan Sacred Calendar—we gather in the sacred hours before the Summer Solstice peaks, as Maggie guides you through a full ceremonial journey: an invocation and communion with Ceremonial Cacao; a clarifying sound journey to go within; ancestral guidance from the soul field; and collective wisdom in an intimate home setting.
In Mayan cosmology, Toj is the day of the sacred fire—of reciprocity, of offering, and of payment made and blessings received. It is the day we tend the flame and the flame tends us. And 6 is the number of harmony, of collaboration—of what becomes possible when we gather with intention. On the longest day of the year, in the sacred hours before the sun reaches its fullness, we meet at the fire together—to place what is ready to be released into the flame, and to receive what the Soul has been waiting to give you.
This is not a class or workshop—it is a descent to the altar within—where your ancestors wait, the fire burns, and your Soul remembers what it came here to do. Ticket sales are final and non-refundable.