The Sacred Seed Retreat

Attila Albert is a shamanic therapist and guardian of the sacred medicines of the forest. His path is guided by a deep connection with the Sacred, attentive listening to Nature, and profound respect for the ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples. He facilitates men’s groups, supporting the awakening of Sacred Masculine consciousness — a grounded, sensitive, responsible masculinity aligned with life and the Earth. His work weaves together ritual, therapeutic experiences, and spiritual practices that foster reconnection, healing, and embodied presence. Attila is co-creator of the Eu Floresta Project, an initiative that builds living bridges between people and ancestral territories, guiding groups on immersions in Indigenous villages across Brazil, especially in the Amazon, always in partnership and deep respect for traditional cultures. His work is an invitation to return to essence, to care for the Earth, and to align spirit, body, and purpose.

Cris Rangel is a psychotherapist and ecopsychologist with 37 years of clinical experience, working from an integrative and transpersonal approach that understands body, mind, spirit, and nature as inseparable dimensions of being. Her professional background includes Psychosynthesis, Transpersonal Psychology, Systemic Therapy, Family Constellations, and Sacred Fire energy alignment. These foundations support her work in both clinical settings and immersive nature-based experiences. She is the guardian of Aldeia Yby Aysú — “Land of Love” in the ancestral Tupi-Guarani language — an eco-built retreat center dedicated to simplicity, presence, and deep communion with the forest. Cris is also the creator of EU Floresta, a project that leads groups into immersive experiences within Indigenous villages, building bridges between contemporary therapeutic processes and ancestral wisdom through respectful partnerships with Indigenous peoples. She facilitates ecopsychology practices, forest bathing, therapeutic circles, shamanic rituals, and ceremonies inspired by ancestral and Indigenous traditions. Her work is guided by the values of Buen Vivir (Well Living), ecological awareness, and deep respect for traditional knowledge. Through retreats, immersions, and reconnection experiences in nature, Cris creates safe and loving spaces for healing, self-knowledge, and the remembrance of our belonging to the living Earth.

The ingigenous group of Hunikawa is formed by young Txana of the Huni Kuin people, dedicated to the spiritual path and the preservation of ancestral culture. Txana Siã is a young Txana of the Huni Kuin people and a spiritual leader of the Nobaldea community in Acre, Brazil. He walks his path with firmeza through sacred songs, prayers, and ceremonial presence. He is married to Txana Siriani. Txana Yube is a young Txana of the Huni Kuin people and the brother of Txana Siã. He is devoted to learning from the elders and living the traditional Huni Kuin culture, deepening his path through chants, prayers, and ritual practice. Txana Siriani is a Txana initiated in the Huni Kuin spiritual traditions. She works with the medicines of the forest, sacred songs, mantras, yoga, and ceremony, holding spaces of healing with presence and care. She is married to Txana Siã and is the founder of Shaman’s Table, a project devoted to food as medicine.