EXchanges 2024: Grounding and Harmonizing Our Energetic Bodies
Co.ERASGA's EXchanges Program presents
Grounding and Harmonizing Our Energetic Bodies
With Mamerto Lagitan Tindongan (Mumbaki)
May 20-24, 2024
1-5 PM
What Lab (1814 Pandora St, Vancouver)
SUGGESTED DONATION: $12.00 *PER CLASS*
All donations directly support the facilitator.
We are pleased to invite healer and shaman Mamerto Lagitan Tindongan from the Cordillera region of the Northern Philippines to Co.ERASGA’s EXchanges 2024. In this collective learning and gathering of our physical energy and spiritual journey together, Lagitan will lead to teach daily Tinūngur Qigong, breathing techniques, shaking meditation and spiritual journeying to meet with spiritual allies/teachers and ancestral spirits.
About Mamerto:
Mamerto Lagitan Tindongan is from the Ifugao tribe in the Cordillera mountains in northern Philippines. He is an eighth generation Mumbaki, bestowed by his community as shamans/healers. He was initiated into the Baki Ifugao role by his father in 2011, though he grew up with the tradition since childhood. Baki is Ifugao’s spirituality, which is a way of relating with nature spirits, deities, and ancestors. He was also initiated in the Earth Keeper Q’uero Peruvian tradition, as Laika, in 2005. And Paqo, 4th level Andean Priest, in 2007.
More info about the Ifugao Centre for Living Culture: https://www.ifugaoclc.org/
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ACCESSIBILITY
What Lab is wheelchair accessible by a set of doors leading from the alley between Pandora St. And Franklin Ave. The front entrance has a flight of stairs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you for your continued donation and support that helps Co.ERASGA’s annual arts programming and provides economic support to all participating artists.
We humbly acknowledge that most of Co. ERASGA's work, including the EXchanges program, takes place on the traditional and unceded lands of the Coast Salish people including the Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw), Tsleil-Waututh (səl̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ) and Musqueam (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm) Nations, the original stewards and caretakers of these lands.
