Guido's Lounge Cafe Broadcast 0266 Back To Life (20170407) by Guido's Lounge Café

Guido's Lounge Cafe Broadcast 0266 Back To Life (20170407)

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The Oaxaca “Light at Home” program by ACCIONA ACCIONA ACCIONA

The Oaxaca “Light at Home” program by ACCIONA

 

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Playa de puerto escondido oaxaca Carlos Lopez Mellado Carlos Lopez Mellado

Playa de puerto escondido oaxaca

 

Carlos Lopez Mellado

GUERREROS DE OAXACA EN YODOHINO OAXACA pareckoez pareckoez

GUERREROS DE OAXACA EN YODOHINO OAXACA

 

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Zipolite, la mejor playa de Oaxaca YouTube Playa de Zipolite - Duration: 1:44. noticable veracruz 107,093 views · 1:44. El tesoro de Cebú, Kawasan Falls - Duration: 1:00. Viajes Daily 6 views.

Zipolite, la mejor playa de Oaxaca YouTube Playa de Zipolite - Duration: 1:44. noticable veracruz 107,093 views · 1:44. El tesoro de Cebú, Kawasan Falls - Duration: 1:00. Viajes Daily 6 views.

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Hotel Nude, Zipolite, Mexico - Photos & Price

 

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Zipolite Puente MAYO All Events in City Zipolite Puente MAYO, Viajate Chiapas, 2 Sur Oriente 903, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico. Fri Apr 28 2017 at 03:00 pm, Disfruta del puente del Día del ...

Zipolite Puente MAYO All Events in City Zipolite Puente MAYO, Viajate Chiapas, 2 Sur Oriente 903, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico. Fri Apr 28 2017 at 03:00 pm, Disfruta del puente del Día del ...

Zipolite MAYO Bridge

• TIME Fri Apr 28 2017 at 03:00 p.m. 
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• VENUE Travels Chiapas, 2 Sur Oriente 903, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico
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ZIPOLITE MAYO BRIDGE

Enjoy the Labor Day Bridge on an Oaxacan beach like Zipolite.

$ 2,300 per person in a quadruple room departing from Tuxtla

$ 2,700 departing from Puebla on the May 5th bridge.

Departs from $ 500.00

* Travel for people over 18 years.

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Zipolite waves

 

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Retiro Lakshmi All Events in City Retiro Lakshmi, Playa Zipolite Oaxaca, Guadalupe, Mexico. Thu Aug 24 2017 at 05:00 pm, Retiro LAKSHMIEl regreso a casaRetiro de Tantra para ...

Retiro Lakshmi All Events in City Retiro Lakshmi, Playa Zipolite Oaxaca, Guadalupe, Mexico. Thu Aug 24 2017 at 05:00 pm, Retiro LAKSHMIEl regreso a casaRetiro de Tantra para ...

Retiro LAKSHMI
"El regreso a casa"
Retiro de Tantra para Mujeres
24 al 27 de Agosto 2017 / Zipolite,Oax.

A todas aquellas Shaktis, Mujeres, Diosas que quieren regresar a la infinidad, a la unidad y a la bendición de ser dichosas y gozas. Aquellas mujeres sensibles y sintientes de la vida, las invito a este retiro LAKSHMI, la Diosa Madre, la Diosa fértil, de belleza y abundante, la Diosa espiritual, la Diosa del corazón, la que regresa al Hogar universal y de ahí expande su amor y bendiciones. 

En este viaje de regreso a casa uniremos nuestra energía sexual hacia el corazón, hacia nuestro yoni espiritual, nuestra energía de entrega, devoción y conexión; activando, siendo participe y guiada por nuestra Diosa Superior. Te esperamos con los brazos abiertos!!!!

::::: PROGRAMA GENERAL :::::

***Jueves
3:00 pm check in y comida
5:00pm Inicio retiro. Apertura circulo en nuestro santuario
8:00 pm cena de bienvenida
***Viernes y Sábado
8:00 am Desayuno
9:30am Santuario
1:00 pm Comida y descanso
4:30 pm Santuario
8:30 pm Cena libre
*** Domingo
8:00 am Desayuno
9:00 am Santuario
12:00 pm Cierre retiro y check out

::::: EL LUGAR ::::

CABAÑAS ZIPOLITE
Nuestro paraíso de aprendizaje y santuario le ofrece al cuerpo, a la mente y al alma un lugar maravilloso para descansar, refrescar, relajar, explorar y aprender. La Loma Linda consiste de 6 cabañas hermosas y 3 cuartos de diferentes tamaños con vista sobre el Océano Pacífico y de nuestro 'Centro', un espacio para clases de diferentes tipos, una cocina grande y un lugar para sentarse. Las cabañas y el centro están ubicados sobre un cerro en la mitad de la playa en el pueblo de Zipolite, Oax
Cabañas bonitas y cómodas, construidas de materiales naturales, siente el ritmo calmante de las olas y disfruta puestas del sol inolvidables de tu hamaca. Métete al Pacífico y juega en las olas o camina en la playa. Observa pelícanos volando sobre La Loma Linda, delfines y mantarayas saltando del agua y con un poco de suerte unas ballenas pasando en frente.

:::::::::::COMO LLEGAR A ZIPOLITE ::::::::::::::::

Tomar un vuelo hacia Puerto Escondido o Huatulco (Huatulco es 15 min. más cercano), Zipolite se encuentra a 45 min.

:::::::::: DATOS :::::::::::::

Iniciamos nuestro retiro el Jueves 24 de Marzo a las 5 pm y cerraremos el domingo 27 de Julio a las 12 medio dia.
Inversión amorosa: $8,000 Realizar tu depósito para apartar lugar $1,000 por persona. Último pago realizarlo antes de la fecha del retiro.
Promoción $6,500 en pago de una sola exihibición, puede ser con tarjeta de débito y crédito a través de paypal tantrika.bere@gmail.com (+5% comisión de transacción)

Incluye desayunos y 3 comidas dentro del horario de retiro,habitación en ocupación compartida, un regalito material, retiro y muchos darshans!!!
* No incluye vuelos, ni transportación.
CUPO LIMITADO a 12 Shaktis.
Datos a depositar: Banorte cuenta 0514677592 clabe interbancaria 072580005146775920 a nombre de Berenice Mercado Castañeda. Favor de enviar comprobante una vez realizado el depósito para apartar a través de whatsapp al 8112512950 , por inbox a través de Tantrika o por mail tantrika.bere@gmail.com 

::::::COMPARTE :::::::
Akasha Devi 
Akasha Devi tiene formación como psicóloga, comunicóloga, educadora de la sexualidad, terapeuta psico-corporal, tantra healer, tantrabodyworker, maestra en Tantra Krya Yoga y Tantra Yoga, sanadora en diferentes técnicas pero sobretodo se vive como tantrika, camino en el cuál encontró transformación, integración, conexión espiritual y evolución de su ser. Ha estado con diferentes maestros extranjeros y nacionales preparándose en esta filosofía y en diferentes escuelas, entrenamientos y experiencias tántricas (Tantra Sivaíta, IPSALU, ISTA, True Tantra ), TT200hrs., De-armouring & Energetic Full Body Orgams (Andrew Barnes))
Akasha Devi comparte el Tantra a través de talleres, sesiones individuales, de pareja, a nivel terapéutico & masajes a nivel nacional. Es creadora y directora de TANTRIKA "Amor & Conciencia"
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vidatantrika/
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Desnudólogos - Episodio 1. Zipolite, La Playa Nudista de México. NNG NNG

Desnudólogos - Episodio 1. Zipolite, La Playa Nudista de México.

 

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Steppa Style UK Dub Reggae Mix #6 by Vital Sound

Steppa Style UK Dub Reggae Mix #6

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Archeologists Discover a Palatial Complex at Palenque New Historian Archaeologists working in Mexico's Oaxaca Valley have uncovered a palatial complex at Palenque, a Maya city state that prospered in the seventh ...

Archeologists Discover a Palatial Complex at Palenque New Historian Archaeologists working in Mexico's Oaxaca Valley have uncovered a palatial complex at Palenque, a Maya city state that prospered in the seventh ...

Archeologists Discover a Palatial Complex at Palenque

Posted By: Ginger PeralesPosted date: March 30, 2017in: Breaking News

Archaeologists working in Mexico’s Oaxaca Valley have uncovered a palatial complex at Palenque, a Maya city state that prospered in the seventh century. Excavations at the site have been ongoing since 1993. During the most recent project, the archeologists focused on excavations at the north end of the site, which is where they believed the ruler of the ancient empire had a home and business.

The recently completed work revealed the remains of the palace, which has been dated using associated radiocarbon samples as well as ceramics to the Late Formative period (300–100 BCE), the time period when archaic states began emerging in the region.

Dated to a time before the Aztecs, around 2,100 to 2,300 years ago, most researchers believe the civilization that lived in Oaxaca was among the earliest Mesoamerican states to exist. Elsa Redmond and Charles Spencer, archeologists from the American Museum of Natural History, discovered the site and suggest their findings support that theory.

Well preserved, the palace covered around 2,790 square meters and in addition to living space for the ruler and his family, business offices, a dining area, a staircase and an area where sacrifices were performed have been identified. Personal details, such as the cistern used for rainwater collection and a drain cut into the stone are still evident. The construction methods indicate that the building was designed in advance and then constructed all at once, which would have taken a tremendous amount of organization. Also, its sheer size demonstrates that the ruler had a large amount of manpower available.

A medium-sized site, Palenque is a lot smaller than large sites such as Chichen Itza, Tikal or Copán, however, it contains some of the Maya’s finest sculpture, architecture, and bas-relief carvings. Much of Palenque’s history has been reconstructed from the hieroglyphic inscriptions found on the numerous monuments, which has given historians a long, detailed record of Palenque’s ruling dynasty in the fifth century, as well as extensive information regarding the city-state’s rivalries with other states, including Tonina and Calakmul.

K’inich Janaab Pakal, also known as Pacal the Great, was Palenque’s most famous ruler. Pakal’s tomb was discovered and excavated in 1952 in the Temple of the Inscriptions. Measuring 60 meters wide, 27.2 meters tall and 42.5 meters deep, construction of the Temple of Inscriptions may have begun as early as 675, as a funerary monument. The temple’s main structure is home to the second longest glyphic text from the Maya world ever documented. The pyramid records around 180 years of city history, between the 4th and 12th K’atun. The largest stones, located at the top of the pyramid, weigh between 12 and 15 tons.

The El Palenque palace contains certain features, both architectural and organizational, that are similar to the royal palaces built by much later Mesoamerican states. The El Palenque palace complex is the oldest multi-use palace excavated in the Valley of Oaxaca to date.

This research has been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Oaxaca, Mexico – vivid art, joyous festivals – and ant eggs fried in garlic The Guardian Oaxaca has some of the richest and strongest traditions in Mexico. If you go in July for the Guelaguetza festival, the whole city explodes. People from ...

Oaxaca, Mexico – vivid art, joyous festivals – and ant eggs fried in garlic The Guardian Oaxaca has some of the richest and strongest traditions in Mexico. If you go in July for the Guelaguetza festival, the whole city explodes. People from ...

Oaxaca has some of the richest and strongest traditions in Mexico. If you go in July for the Guelaguetza festival, the whole city explodes. People from the surrounding villages come in their traditional costumes and perform dances at the Cerro del Fortín, a huge amphitheatre on a hill overlooking the city. Guelaguetza means “offering” and refers to the tradition – still alive and strong in rural communities – where if there is an event, everyone contributes, so they have these amazing parties.

Oaxacans are very creative. The area is famous for textiles. The boutique Los Baules de Juana Cata works directly with local artisans and sells beautiful huipiles (embroidered tunics). They can cost up to $1,000 but they take six months to make. There are more crafts on display at the Museo Textil de Oaxaca. I also love the Centro Cultural San Pablo (san-pablo.mx), a beautiful conversion of a 16th-century convent that preserves indigenous traditions. One of Mexico’s most famous artists, Francisco Toledo, is a Oaxacan, who has lent his support to several cultural projects. He designed a stained-glass panel for the San Pablo centre.

Oaxaca’s famed creativity extends to the food scene. The state has the most diverse and the rarest varieties of corn in the entire country and a lot of restaurants focus on traditional recipes. At Itanoní, everything is made from corn. It does amazing tortillas rolled with a whole hoja santa leaf and filled with salsa and bean purée. I love La Teca, too, which is in the chef’s own home. She specialises in local dishes – the mole is delicious.

If you really want to eat like a local you have to try insects. Grasshoppers, agave worms and ants are all popular and sold everywhere, from street stalls to expensive restaurants. Chapulines (grasshoppers) have a very distinctive flavour. I love the small ones in guacamole; and the grasshopper quesadillas at La Popular restaurant are really tasty. Escamoles, or ants’ eggs, are a local speciality too – fried in garlic and butter.

Have a tejate for breakfast and you won’t be hungry for seven hours. It’s the drink of the ancients, made from corn, cacao, cinnamon and mamey fruit and served in a bowl. You’ll find it in any of the markets. The biggest and best-known market in town is 20 de Noviembre. There’s a long row of barbecue stands where you order meat by the kilo and they grill it for you. Then women come along and sell you tortillas or guacamole to go with it.

I live in Mexico City but travel to Oaxaca 12-13 times a year to visit mezcal producers. Unlike in the capital, everything in Oaxaca city is in walking distance. One of my favourite places is the Jardín Etnobotánico. All the plants are from Oaxaca and there are cactus and agave plants saved from development sites. Outside the city, the ancient Zapotec site of Mitla is a very special place that’s not well-known. It’s made up of rectangular buildings, not pyramids, and is famed for its intricate mosaics and stone carvings.

Mezcal is everything tequila is not. Tequila is industrialised. Jose Cuervo can produce up to 3 million litres a month. We sometimes have problems producing 1,500 litres a month because everything is done manually. The agave is still ground by millstones operated by horses. Tequila is made from one type of agave but mezcal uses 23 varieties, so there are many different flavours. Because it’s organic and the fermentation is natural, you can drink more of it without being intoxicated. One of the best places to try it is Los Amantes, the oldest mezcalaría in Oaxaca city. The owner is a famous artist who used to run one of the best clubs in Oaxaca. Spend a few hours there and test the theory that mezcal gets you high, not drunk.

• Santiago is the founder and ceo of artisan mezcal company Mezcal Amores