Temazcal

temascal

All fridays Temazcal Ceremony at 6:00 pm. For more information, contact us.

In Nahuatl language Temazcal means Temaz: Bath, Calli: House. It is an ancient ritual ceremony conducted by the Aztecs, and that remains in force until today.
The Temazcal is a round structure in which it is believed to be the womb of mother earth, which carries out a steam bath therapeutic and purifier. In this return to the origin of life we find ourselves and get the blessings of the four elements: water, fire, air and soil. It is a very powerful and spiritual ceremony consists of four doors, each dedicated to one direction, and a healing of body, mind, soul and spirit, that is opening the door to allow entry of volcanic stones heated by wood, on which herbal tea will be pour, producing a therapeutic steam.

Through meditation, prayer, singing, musical instruments and sounds, we start eliminating toxins from the body and release stress, tension, emotional blocks, and elimination of many diseases. It is an unforgettable and rewarding experience for the soul.

Requirements

Consume plenty of water (at least 3 L) throughout the entire day before the temazcal, as up to 2 L may be lost during the sweat lodge.
It is very important that alcohol and drugs NOT be consumed within 24 hours of the temazcal.
Please consume a light meal at least two hours before the temazcal to avoid indigestion.
Wear a swimsuit or a sarong during the temascal.
Bring a towel. Afterwards a jump in the ocean will cool you down.
Bring a sweatshirt or sweater to keep warm after the temazcal.
Children older than 12 years are allowed to enter the temazcal.
Claustrophobic or epileptic conditions are not allowed in.