Soul Tribe Heals

29/11/2025

Spiritual Hygiene + Spiritual Bath Making Intensive
December 13 • 10am–3pm • Maji Healing Center

Join us for a powerful all-day immersion into cleansing, protection, and ancestral spiritual care with Maji!

You will learn how to clear energetic buildup, seal your aura, protect your spirit, and create daily and weekly rituals that keep your energy strong, grounded, and aligned.

This 5-hour class is perfect for healers, leaders, mothers, and anyone who wants to strengthen their spiritual practices and learn the art of cleansing and protection.

About Your Instructors:

Sistah Yaya will be teaching the Spiritual Hygiene Intensive, sharing over 30 years of experience rooted in a healing lineage from Jamaica and Haiti, with fieldwork and training across Mexico, Belize, Panama, and Brazil.

Eva has over 5 years of experience in spiritual cleansings, she will teach you how to prepare your own spiritual baths, protect your energy, and purify your environment using traditional methods.

Class includes all materials, fruits, drinks, and snacks.

Additional spiritual supplies will be available to purchase from the Botanica.

December 13 • 10am–3pm • Maji Healing Center, Chuburná
Cost $1999 MXN per person

Limited spaces—this class fills quickly.

29/11/2025

This year’s Watch Party includes teachings from cultural herbalists, healers, midwives, farmers, and plant educators from around the world 🌍🌿

Here are just a few of the sessions to expect from the upcoming livestream:
✨ Caribbean Herbal Remedies for Women’s Health:
✨ Regenerative Herbalism: .villagewitch.original
✨ Traditional Chinese Medicine through the Womb Cycle:
✨ Traditional Polynesian Remedies & Māori Herbal Medicine:
✨ Ancestral Healing & Shamanic Journey with Rue: .shinn
…and many more to explore 🌱
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with us live as we celebrate indigenous herbalism together!
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24/11/2025

We’re excited to officially announce the BIPOC Herbalism Watch Party happening this winter 🌿✨

From December 1st–6th, we’ll be livestreaming selected teachings from our previous BIPOC Herbalism Conferences so you can watch, learn, and connect in real time with other herbal learners.

And on December 7th, all participants are invited to join us for a live Q&A session with returning conference speakers.
If you’ve been waiting for a meaningful herbal learning experience rooted in culture, ancestry, and community, we’d love to have you join us.

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28/10/2025

I had the same Spiritual Teacher for over 20 years (TWENTY YEARS) - she was one of my first spiritual teachers and she did not play around.

She was tough
She was old school
She was bold
She was fierce
She was loving in her own way but didn’t take any shorts
Baaaby, she was born in the 1930’s in rural Louisiana

She was also my Godmother.

She taught me how to pray, fast, intercede, interpret dreams, read signs and symbols of nature, discern different spirits and as I watched her do exorcisms by the age 7.

But those years were very tough, lots of isolation and separation from my peers and “the world” all while learning to properly set an altar, tend to Spirit, make prayer oil, communicate with angels, cooking food for those in the community, walking the street to offer prayers to strangers in need, etc.

Back then, those they felt like a prison and that my childhood was being robbed from me.

But….

She gave me an education that’s only offered to a select few - and as an adult, I appreciate how special those years were.

Now I see with clear eyes of innerstanding and I am so grateful and honored.

Sometimes we don’t get the teachers that we want, we get the teachers that we need.

I’m grateful that I still have great teachers/shamans in my life. Every chance I get, I honor them.

If you are looking for a teacher, I pray you find an amazing one - in my opinion, the best teachers are tough and don’t take no BS, not because they are vengeful but because their job is to help you walk the straight and narrow so that you can be healed ❤️

Remember that 🦚

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24/10/2025

20/10/2025

I strongly advise against allowing children to watch scary movies especially around Halloween and here is why:

✅ This time of the year the veil is thin, meaning the activities of Spirits (especially low vibrational spirits) are heightened during this time, increasing the possibility of Spiritual Attachments through invoking fear, terror and violence in children. When children watch these movies/shows, this energy is transmitted to them.

✅The brain does not know the difference between what is reality and fantasy- so watching extreme violence, gore and fearful shows can actually cause trauma - as the brain doesn’t know if it’s actually happening or just a “movie”.

Terror, trauma, fear and shock actually weakens the energetic field (aura) making children (and adults) susceptible to low vibrational spiritual attachments.

✅Remember, just because you can’t see entities with your eyes, doesnt mean these low vibrational entities aren’t present. Most, if not all of them feed of fear, pain, wounds, terror etc.

✅ Children are more easily influenced by what they consume (physically, emotionally, spiritually & mentally) so they should be protected from exposure of low vibrational entities until they develop greater self awareness and power. Early exposure can cement trauma within their precious consciousness which can result in problems both now and later.

I work with many families whose children have had spiritual attachments - let me tell you, it’s heart breaking for the family to see their little one being tormented, in fact, the entire family suffers.

Thing is, this is just ONE way spiritual attachments can happen to children - there are so so many other ways.

Let’s not give the Spirits more food to eat because of what our children are watching and listening to.

Don’t allow your child’s spirit, mind, body to be food for these Spirits.

Sending Love,

Sistah Yaya

13/10/2025

Many of you all know our story of how we came to Yucatan. Early 2021, we had our sights set on moving to Panamá. Mexico wasn’t even a thought for us, yet alone Yucatan. But on Aug 19, 2021, when Hurricane Ida swept across New Orleans leaving behind a trail of lost lives, property and such - we found ourselves here, at the invitation of a friend - as we too had lost everything.

Becoming an expat family over night, our first instinct was to ground within the local community. To observe the people and surroundings, learn about how the Mayan people live, what's important to them, show up at community events, speak Spanish and try to speak Mayan whenever possible – “bix a beel be'elajke'” – How are you today?

I was taught as a child that when you go to someone’s house you always find the eldest person and greet them and/or bring a small gift for them. So coming to Yucatan was no different, where ever we went would always looked for the Abuelas/Abuelos, the Elders of the community and introduce ourselves. When I tell them that we are Jamaican and Haitian, their eyes would light up as if they are seeing a familiar someone from another life time.

They say "Eres De La Tierra de Bob Marley!" which translates to "You Are From The Homeland of Bob Marley!"🇯🇲

We would always smile and laugh as if we shared a common Ancestor, a link from the past which connects us to our future.

Most people don't know but the Yucatan is connected to the Caribbean Sea. Not only that, through our experiences living in a pueblo (village) and travelling to many small towns through out the State - we have found that we have many many things in common. And when I say "we" I mean the Indigenous of the Caribbean (Taínos) and the Mayan People.

From food ways, birthing practices, rituals & ceremonies, natural medicinal practices, farming, how the homes are constructed, connection to the land, family structure and so much more!

As time permits, I would love to share more of my travels throughout the Yucatan Península and the Caribbean, with the goal of connecting the dots of people with a shared culture - we are truly one!

If anyone ever wants to come for a visit, meet a Mayan Bone Doctor, Herbalist or Visit a Farm to see for yourself - just send me a message. Let’s connect and learn with our family.

Oh, in January we’ll be detoxing (mind, body and spirit) in the mountains of Jamaica with Indigenous Herbalists and Healers while honoring the Spirit of the Lands and more - tap on with a DM if you want to join us!
In Love,

Sistah Yaya