Magalli Yoho

I was born in the desert of Peru and raised among women who lived in a deep relationship with the healing arts. My grandmother and great-grandmother were shamans, wise, loving women who devoted their lives to caring for others and restoring balance within their communities.From a young age, I watched them work with intuition, nature, and prayer, offering healing that came not from force, but from deep listening and reverence for life. Their presence was steady and grounding, and their way of living reflected a profound respect for the body, the spirit, and the natural world.Both women lived long, full lives, one to the age of 105, the other to 98, embodying the vitality, clarity, and purpose that come from living in alignment with one’s calling. Being raised within this lineage planted a quiet knowing in me: that healing was not something to acquire, but something to remember.I have always felt called to honor this ancestral line, to learn, to deepen, and to offer spaces where healing can unfold naturally. This retreat is an extension of that lineage, rooted in stillness, respect for nature, and the understanding that true healing arises when the body and spirit are given the right conditions to return to balance.