Human Engeneering (Mayan Medicine) sponsorship welcome
A current project that welcomes your immediate support.
Will trade EFT therapy (Tapping) for only first 10 people to give $100 towards sponsorship at the above link provided. More information on EFT is located under services rendered in this website.
Human Engineering (Mayan Medicine) ~
Conference in Chicago by GGS Balam
May 30th – May 31, 2015
Ingenieria Humana (Medicina Maya) ~ Conferencia en Chicago por GGS Balam
Human Engineering (Maya Medicine) ~ Conference by GGS Balam
La Catrina Café 1011 W. 18th St Chicago, IL 60608
Saturday, May 30, 2015 6p.m.-8p.m.
Sunday, May 31, 2015 4-6p.m.
Friday, June 5th a.m. – p.m.
+ 5 days for consultation/ + 5 dias de consulta
***(dates subject to change per international trip to be in Chicago by speaker, possible dates and locations may be added, translation to Spanish coming soon, talk will be in Spanish with English translator)***
We are honored to host the presence of maestro Guillermo J. Gonzalez Soto (GGS) Wink Z’ek Balam, an 87 year old scientist, investigator, engineer, and former teacher at Instituto Politecnico National for 27 years in Mexico City. Traditional Aztec dancer and student of natural healing as practiced by the ancient Maya civilization passed on to the ancestors of the Mesoamerican cultures, including the Aztec Mexika people. Maestro Gonzalez Soto is author of 56 books. On his visit to Chicago, we will focus on his book, Yoga Maya Quiche.
Maestro Balam has developed proprietary technology to perform an integrative diagnosis for your health in his seminar. First, he will need your date of birth to and full name. Uniquely, he combines advance technology with ancient principles of Mayan cosmology and healing practices that include your gestation date of birth.
You’ve heard of the 4 agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz? Balam has developed the 4 agreements for your physical, emotional, mental, and energetic (spiritual) well-being.
Human Engineering (Maya Medicine)
4 points:
After completing all cosmological, energetic, and diagnosis assessment by Balam, he will prepare specific herbal tinctures accordingly.
You’ve searched for healing methods, you’ve searched for a better understanding of your roots, you have met elders, now we have the honor of hosting Guillermo J. Gonzalez Soto, an 87 year old who has dedicated his whole life to this holistic science and Mayan Aztec cosmology.
Balam attends in the healing process for individuals with Cancer, diabetes, and obesity. You want to change your life? You want to change your nutrition? You will need to practice the exercises of the ancient yoga Maya Quiche from 6,000 years ago practiced the original nations, the Aztec Mexika Maya Quiche. It was practiced by Netzahualcoyotl in 1432 in ancient Mesoamerica. This work has been a life-long investigation by G.G.S. ~ Balam.
Ancient Mexika roots, healing methods, and your connection to the earth & cosmos all in one conference.
Medicine that our ancestors practiced in integrated holistic healing situations.
Embrace health embrace the future…meet Balam…and his wife all the way from Tenochtitlan Mexico in Chicago for a limited time!!! Act now!! Register now (aztecshewarrior@gmail.com). Funds will go to his airline tickets, lodge, medicine, diagnosis, and conference.
Sponsors, yoga studios, holistic practitioners, Universities, Libraries, academic institutions and media are strongly urged to join in collaboration, co*creation or booking. ~ Contact 917.208.7982 Diana
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Ingenieria Humana (Medicina Maya) ~ Conferencia en Chicago por GGS Balam
Human Engineering (Maya Medicine) ~ Conference by GGS Balam
Mexico Tenochtitlan ~ Guillermo J. Gonzalez Soto (GGS) Wink Z’ek Balam
Chicago ~ Diana L. Sanchez Ketzal Cihuatl
Herstory…
A year after graduating from Columbia College in Chicago, Diana L. Sanchez Uriostegui, moved to New York city to promote music and the arts. She was already an activist for the voice of immigrant rights in the U.S. as president of a student organization at Columbia College. Having to establish new contacts in New York, Diana had to invent a company name that would stand out among a metropolis city she was soon to emerge her solo arts and music production into; Aztec She Warrior.
In her search for community in New York, Diana found Aztec danza, a traditional cosmic sacred dance practiced in the Mexika culture of Mexico, Tenochtitlan. She was already a Spanish Rock music promoter with a name still becoming in 2000. She forged through new frontiers for the local Spanish rock bands from Chicago, New York, and L.A.. Producing loft events and concerts within the Spanish rock scene, her first concert in a New York loft was, “A Tribute to Carlos Santana.” Where she thought it was important to give tribute to the elders of Spanish rock, or those who came before the present generation in rock music that spoke Spanish.
Diana rode her bicycle every where while living in New York, 1999-2004. She promoted her concerts, went to concerts, to work, Aztec danza, and gave tours all over New York boroughs on a bicycle. She carried a kryptonite heavy chain around her waist and rode a mountain bike, that also helped her survive from having to walk on the day 2 Towers died, 9/11. She was unstoppable and was highly sought after by other concert promotion companies for the production of music and art events.
Diana slowly became….Aztec She Warrior, after going through all those obstacles and never settling for any thought other than that of an optimist. She faced many struggles, but she continued to work for art and music events. She didn’t want to have just anyone sponsoring her events so, she was always creating fundraiser ideas with the New York artist community.
One thing that has not changed about Aztec She Warrior is her make-up. If you ever get to meet her in person, look into her eyes and notice her trademark. A trademark everyone knows Aztec She Warrior by. Her *** under each eye. This has been her mark since 1997 to always remind her to be aware of woman beyond 2000, woman focused, woman rebirth, and woman of the future, past and present. It was to bring awareness as to why we are here, only for a moment in time.
From 2004 to present, Aztec She Warrior resides in Chicago where she has dug deeper into her cultural roots as a Mexika Aztec dancer and investigator of ancient Mesoamerican cultures. She learned from oral history teachers in Mexico, from Mexico, New York and Chicago. She has since traveled to states across the U.S. and Mexico for the purpose of offering Aztec danza and honoring our ancient past, today. Now she works under close attention with anthropologist and native Aztec dancer, Cuauhtémoc “Temok” Mosqueda Garcia. She administers his website, www.temok.org and translates his Facebook posts from English to Spanish and vice versa.
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