There are days when you feel like your body is on permanent alert. Your heart beats a little faster than normal, your shoulders are tense without you realizing it, your jaw clenched, your breathing shallow. You're not in real danger, but your nervous system doesn't know that. It's responding to the constant bombardment of information, alarming news, notifications, deadlines, and that general feeling that the world is spinning too fast. Welcome to 2026, where collective anxiet

In the mystical heights of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, where mountains touch the sky and time seems to flow differently, the Kogui maintain a millennia-old tradition alive: the sacred cult of fire. For this ancestral people, fire is not simply a survival tool, but the beating heart of their worldview and the invisible thread that connects all aspects of their existence. More Than Flames: A Spiritual Portal When you visit Kogui communities, the first thing you'll notice

A quiet moment There is a moment, just before dawn, when the forest breathes differently. What you hear is not silence, but a symphony of whispers: the river caressing the stones, the wind telling stories among the mahogany leaves, the gradual awakening of birds announcing a new day. It is in these moments when one understands that connection with nature is not something we must seek, but something to remember. The Green Memory Within Us For thousands of years, our ancestors

When you walk through the lush trails of Reserva Caoba, surrounded by towering trees and vibrant undergrowth, there's an entire world beneath your feet that you cannot see—a vast, intricate network that connects nearly every plant in the forest. This hidden web, made of thread-like fungal filaments called mycelium, is nature's original internet, and it has profound lessons to teach us about connection, community, and personal growth. The Wood Wide Web Beneath the Sierra Nevad

Yoga retreats in Caoba! Environmental proyects in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Bonda y Minca! turismo regenerativo!

First entry to our BLOG. News and stories about a biological reserve in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, between Bonda and Minca. Colombia