“Bay Rimasayun – Let´s Talk”

On October 21st of 2010 at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Bogotá-Colombia) was done the Talk and Arhuaco Cultural Exposure “Bay Rimasayun – Let´s Talk” with the presence of Mamo Seyawiku, Mamo Dwia, Arukin Torres, Gonzalo and Samuel, indigenous representatives of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta´s Seynimin Community.

This was an opportunity to share a space of dialogue, music and traditional dance around the ancestral Arhuaco thought of non violence and love as an alternative to restore the balance of our planet.

To see the poster of the Talk follow the next link:http://mamosyyogisporlapaz.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/afiche-conversatorio.pdf

 

Welcome !

Yogiji´s Message

Welcome to the Mamos and Yogis for Peace blog !

This project was born during a pilgrimage to the “Lost City” in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in August 2010, which was co-led by Dwia, a Mamo (spiritual leader) from the Arhuaco tribe and his apprentice Arukin, and myself, Yogi Sarveshwarananda, a Yogacharya (empowered teacher) from the Kriya Yoga tradition of the Himalayas.

Through our journey together, we came to realize that Mamos and Yogis share a common vision of the relationship between regenerating the earth and the human condition. Our methodologies may be slightly different, but our mission is unequivocally identical.

While Yoga urges the seekers to heal their inner nature first by eradicating the source of all evil—the ego, the Arhuacos (known as the “Elder Brothers” and “Healers of the Heart of the World”) urge us to respect the balance of outer nature worldwide in order to restore peace and harmony in this world.

The two visions mesh perfectly together, and our mutually-enriching encounters led us to explore more in depth our common roots in terms of non-violent resistance, natural medicine, sustainable development, holistic education, and protection of the ancient ways.

We invite you with all our heart to join in this dialogue!

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