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About the Course
Module 3: Moon Dance – Feminine Renewal & Collective Prayer, Wed Feb 4, 2026, 8 PM CST
Facilitator: Emilio Zanetti & Oscar Iván O’Farrill
Guardian of the Danza de la Luna (Moon Dance), Emilio has dedicated his life to teaching and protecting this tradition, which honors the feminine principle and cycles of the Moon through discipline, dance, fasting, and prayer.
Topics Covered:
History and origins of the Moon Dance: This topic explores the ancient beginnings and cultural significance of the Moon Dance, detailing how it has been transmitted across generations and its purpose in indigenous traditions.
The feminine principle in indigenous cosmology: This delves into the importance and symbolism of the feminine principle within various indigenous cosmologies, highlighting its connection to creation, nurturing, and natural cycles.
Ceremony of endurance: fasting, dance, prayer, and song: This point describes the core elements of the Moon Dance, explaining how fasting, continuous dancing, prayer, and singing are used as practices to develop physical and spiritual endurance, and to connect with the sacred.
Collective responsibility and community integration: This addresses the importance of community in the Moon Dance, emphasizing how mutual support and shared responsibility are fundamental to the ceremonial experience and to the integration of teachings into daily life.
Modern applications of lunar teachings: This topic explores how the ancient wisdom and principles of the Moon Dance can be applied and remain relevant in contemporary life, offering perspectives on balance, connection to natural cycles, and feminine empowerment.
Educational Retreat #3: “Moon Dance Ceremony”
Dates: March 23–29, 2026
Location: Cozumel
Duration: 7 Days
Activities:
Fasting and preparation rituals
Participation in the Moon Dance ceremony
Night vigils and collective prayers with song and drum
Sweatlodge and fire circle rituals
Journaling and group integration
Closing reflection on the role of women and men in the tradition
Your Instructor
Emilio Zanetti
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