"...I am very happy and grateful to have met the Mamos through this gathering. The meeting was very beneficial for me for several reasons. Thanks to the technique, my long-held dream of meeting the Kogi Indians came true. After the first day, I knew I had found what I was looking for. Over the years, I have learned various techniques that have been very beneficial, but something was always missing. Here, everything came together for me... Indians, shells, candles, beads, nature, the invisible world... and above all, I regained my zest for life, my desire to learn and discover more. I experienced many emotions during the gathering; I need to let everything settle. If there is a possibility of another gathering, I would be very happy to participate."

B.

"...I saw a being that was healing me and entered my head; it was very powerful...first they removed something from my chest and then they placed a clover in that spot, something like a seal, and it looked like a four-leaf clover. It was quite strong and beautiful...I sense a powerful connection. I saw in a dream a being, a shaman, I don't know, who told me where he lives, and when I looked online, the Kogui Indians appeared, and E. independently sent me a link to this gathering... I remember from the dream that it was a healing of a place, a landscape."

J.

After abdominal surgery at the age of 45, the hospital doctors were unable to stop the persistent swelling and close the cavity. A doctor who knew how to work with energies and practiced alternative medicine helped me and set everything right. He helped me several more times with severe drug allergies that conventional medicine couldn't treat. Thanks to him, I became interested in how to improve one's life. Gradually, I learned about kinesiology and Reiki, attended lectures, and met Emaho and experienced her fire dance several times. After Aganguashi, I experienced the true mission of unconditional love. I have loved trees all my life; sometimes I could connect with them for a moment, feel their energy, but now, for the first time, I experienced the pain a tree feels when the wind breaks its branch. I felt the energy of the forest when I returned after offering the nonka (negative energy embodied in cotton balls, a payment). A small addition at the end... since I was young I've been drawn to fairies, elves, water spirits, though I never saw them. Thanks to pottery, which I used to earn a living as a freelancer from age 40 to 62, I made spirits, witches, all sorts of fantastic creatures for pleasure. Thanks to the Native Americans, I had the opportunity to begin perceiving the presence of a piece of the invisible world. I'll have to rein in so much energy... 

V.