TONANTZIN CEREMONY

As we approach the winter solstice, we remember and honor Tonantzin Tlaltipac, our Mother Earth, showing appreciation for what she has given us over the last year. The sun, Huitzilopochtli, shrinks to its smallest size in all year but will soon begin its return in size, strength, and power. Meanwhile, our Mother Earth rests and recharges in preparation for a new awakening. Through song, dance, prayer, and working with the flowers, we reconnect with the cycles of the seasons rejoicing in how they care for us as deserving creations of Quetzalcoatl and Cihuacoatl. Join the Indigenous Peoples Community Church and RMEQ for this ancient and traditional ceremony.

Schedule:

Friday, December 12, at 6pm: Velación 

Set up at 4:30 pm. Momoxtli, Cuaxochitl, Limpia, & Mitotiliztli.  

Food available for participants.

Location: Naropa University in Boulder, CO. Nalanda Campus, Room 9235

*Bring flowers for the velación

Saturday, December 13, at 10am: Temaliztli

Temaliztli Ceremony honoring our Mother Earth. 

Meal to follow at the Equality Center of the Rocky Mountains.

Location: IPCC Ceremonial Grounds in Boulder, CO & the Equality Center of the Rocky Mountains (3340 Mitchell Ln, Boulder, CO)