The Pilgrimage Offer

Not all mountains, caves, springs, groves and deserts are just mountains, caves, springs, groves or deserts. Some are god beings of vast capacity, masquerading as features of the landscape. These god beings offer help to human beings. Some mountains are more than just mountains.

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WHAT KIND OF HELP?

Some of life’s challenges yield to our effort, but some require something beyond what self-effort alone can muster. For this reason people throughout the world have long made pilgrimage to the sacred places…

• to discover themselves and their purpose
• to improve their relationships
• to find a life partner
• to receive healing
• to bring forth their work as a soul expression
• to receive abundance
• to connect with community
• to connect with the natural world
• to grow spiritually
• to connect with the Divine
• to find peace and joy

HOW DOES ONE GO ABOUT IT?

Long ago our ancestors were instructed how the sacred sites wish to be approached and what they should be offered in exchange for their help. These instructions have been upheld by generations of tradition-holders; the guidance of a living tradition-holder is always required.

The sites are approached with respect, devotion, and formality. Pilgrimage in our tradition requires a cycle of yearly visits to the sacred site or sites.

COULD THIS BE FOR ME?

In the modern western world, this type of pilgrimage work has been hard to access. It would often involve difficult, sometimes dangerous travel to isolated places. Even in those places authentic guides are rare and not always cooperative.

For over twenty years, we have been quietly leading Western people to sacred sites in the US, Mexico and other countries. This has been done with the explicit authorization of our elders, our ancestors and the God of Fire. Recently three magnificent sites in California have made it known that they can help more people, and wish to do so. If you would like to explore whether pilgrimage might be for you, please contact us.

DOES PILGRIMAGE REALLY DELIVER?

When a pilgrim engages a site whole-heartedly, the site responds in kind. Below is the report of one whole-hearted pilgrim, speaking five years after completing her yearly visits:

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