Indigenous Group Hunikawa
Indigenous Group Hunikawa
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
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.
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.
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