FOR YOUR SOUL × XAMADHI
Returning to the roots is an invitation to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with what's essential.
November 5–8, 2026 · Xamadhi, Selva Maya, Mexico
Returning to the roots is an invitation to put down your phone for a moment, slow down, and return to a simpler, more present way of living life.
During these days in the Mayan jungle, you will have the space to breathe more deeply, feel the earth, listen to the sounds of nature, and allow each experience to be lived without haste or distractions.
Through movement, rest, silence, rituals, and shared moments, you'll be able to reconnect with yourself and forge genuine bonds with a community that arrives with a similar intention: to pause, open up to new experiences, and remember the value of being truly present.
More than an escape from routine, this retreat is an opportunity to experience what it feels like to live with less noise and more connection; fewer screens and more eye contact; less hurry and more presence.
It's not about becoming someone different, but about creating the necessary space to remember who you are when you stop responding to the outside world and start listening to yourself again.
Because when we let go of distractions, we return to the body.
When we get closer to nature, we remember our own rhythm.
And when we share from a place of presence, we stop feeling alone.
Returning to the root is an invitation to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with what is essential.
· Arrival and check-in
· Welcome snacks + tea
· Opening circle + sound bath
· Mindful dinner
· Welcome kit (special gifts for each guest)
· Rest
· Vinyasa flow (45 min) + Group connection time
· Breakfast
· Silent jungle walk
· Cenote swim
· Lunch
· Free time + rest
· Temazcal + sound therapy
· Dinner
· Rest
· Conscious breathing + guided meditation (30 min)
· Breakfast
· Cacao ritual + voice activation
· Sharing circle: Group connection moment
· Free time + nature + rest
· Yin yoga + sound bath + self-massage
· Mindful dinner
· Fire circle + sound bath + cacao
· Latin Flow with Joselyn · Rhythms of the Heart
· Journaling + Closing Intention
· Closing and Expression Circle
· Brunch
· Farewell
The Rituals
Each practice has been created with an intention: to slow down, open our hearts, and re-inhabit our lives with more presence, clarity, and connection.
We will walk barefoot, sing, meditate, share cacao, enter the temazcal, swim in cenotes, and gather around the fire.
The shelter
Located in the heart of the Mayan Jungle, approximately 80 minutes from Cancun International Airport, Xamadhi is a sanctuary designed to disconnect from the outside noise and reconnect with oneself: an outdoor yoga shala, jungle trails, natural lakes, and spaces for ceremonies and relaxation.
The energy of the jungle, the silence, and the surroundings make Xamadhi the perfect setting to experience transformation, presence, and connection with nature.
Selva Maya, Quintana Roo, Mexico — approximately 80 minutes from Cancun International Airport.
Meet
Founder of Pa Tu Alma. Born in Venezuela and based in Los Angeles, she is a certified Yoga teacher (RYT 200, The House of Om, Bali) and sound therapist (Escuela Maestros del Sonido, Chile).
Through classes, sound baths, ceremonies, and retreats, she creates spaces that invite people to slow down and reconnect with themselves. She is also the creator of Volver a la Raíz.
Venezuelan yoga teacher, trained at Love Yoga Studio (Los Angeles). Her classes are a journey of self-love, compassion, and surrender, rooted in the energy of the Manipura chakra.
With influences from Vinyasa, Karma Yoga, and Katonah Yoga, she blends breath, alignment, and dynamic flow to awaken inner stillness.
Passionate about the awakening of consciousness, Daniel has dedicated his path to exploring ancient practices and wellness tools.
He integrates Toltec philosophy, sound healing, cacao ceremonies, temazcal, and sound medicine to create spaces where body, mind, and spirit can reconnect with greater presence, balance, and community.
Four days to slow down, reconnect with your essence, and return to your roots.
THE INVESTMENT
The retreat runs from November 5 to 8, 2026. Both options include 4 days and 3 nights of accommodation, all meals, and the program's activities, workshops, and ceremonies.
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$2,000 US dollar
Per person · Full retreat (4 days and 3 nights)
Room & private bathroom
4 days and 3 nights accommodation
All meals
All activities, workshops and ceremonies
Yoga classes, meditations, sound healing and rituals
Access to the Xamadhi sanctuary.
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$1,600 US dollar
Per person · Full Retreat (4 days and 3 nights)
4 days and 3 nights accommodation
All meals
All activities, workshops, and ceremonies
Yoga classes, meditations, sound healing, and rituals
Access to the Xamadhi sanctuary.
Also included are access to Xamadhi and the cenote, the welcome kit, and activity materials.
Not included: flights, airport transfers, or personal expenses.
You can also pay in 3 installments. Write to us at info@patualma.com to arrange it.
Returning to the roots will take place at Xamadhi, in the Mayan Jungle, approximately 80 minutes from Cancun International Airport.
You can arrive on your own or join the group transportation we will organize from the airport.
We will organize shuttles according to flight arrival times, grouping those arriving at similar times.
The shuttle has a capacity of up to 8 people and costs $2,000 MXN per trip, divided among those sharing the transport. The return trip is organized in the same way and paid for separately.
The experience is designed for sharing and building community. Shared rooms accommodate 2 to 4 people per room (this varies depending on the number of people attending the retreat).
We also have 4 private rooms available for $2,000 USD per person for the full retreat (4 days and 3 nights), subject to availability.
All rooms include bedding, towels, mosquito nets, Wi-Fi, solar-powered electricity, and access to hot water. In shared rooms, bathrooms and showers are shared and separated for women and men. Private rooms include a private bathroom.
There is no air conditioning; the space is designed to take advantage of the natural jungle ventilation, and in November, the nights are usually cooler.
There is Wi-Fi, solar-powered electricity, and hot water.
your investment includes 3 nights of lodging, all meals, and all retreat experiences, including yoga, sound healing, cacao ceremony, temazcal, voice activation, meditation, journaling, nature walks, cenote access, and materials for activities.
it does not include flights, transportation to/from the airport, or personal expenses.
Meals will be healthy and primarily vegetarian, prepared with fresh and nutritious ingredients. No meat, chicken, or fish will be served.
If you have any allergies or dietary restrictions, please let us know in advance so we can take them into account.
We recommend bringing comfortable clothes for practice and activities, a swimsuit, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, a sweater or sweatpants for the evenings, and one or two special outfits for our ceremonies, including white clothing.
Towels and bedding are included.
No. Back to the Roots is open to all levels. Each practice is designed so that you can experience it and adapt it to your own pace.
Yes, many people come to these types of experiences alone. From day one, we will create spaces to connect with the group and share with people who, like you, chose to take a break, reconnect with themselves, and spend a few days in connection with nature.
We want to maintain an intimate and close-knit experience. The retreat will have a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 20 participants.
On November 5, you can arrive during the day. We recommend doing so before 4:00 pm so you can settle in and be present at our welcome ceremony.
Final arrival and departure times will be coordinated taking into account group flights and shared transfers.
Yes. Xamadhi is a private space dedicated to retreats and and wellness experiences. During our stay, we will be accompanied by the Pa tu alma team, the Xamadhi hosts, and the catering team.
