Danielle Artigo and Yvonne Locke invite you to Tepoztlán, Mexico
If you're a spiritually devoted woman who knows the goddess myths but longs to feel them alive in your body, join us in Tepoztlán, Mexico, where you'll release what you're carrying, trust your inner voice, and return home deeply connected to the sacred within.
How You Will Be Welcomed
You walk the Avenue of the Dead in near silence, the Pyramid of the Sun rising ahead of you, so vast it makes your own thoughts go quiet. Our local guide has shared the history of this place, and now, standing at its base, the words fall away. There is only the wind, the ancient stone, and your own heartbeat.
Danielle opens her channel to Xochiquetzal, and you feel it before you understand it. Warmth spreads through your chest. Your breath catches. Goosebumps rise along your arms, and tears come without warning. You let them.
Then Yvonne guides you into an embodied practice, feet planted on ground that has held pilgrims for two thousand years, and asks one simple question: what are you experiencing right now? Your own intuition rises to meet the mystery of this place, something ancient and something deeply yours recognizing each other for the first time.
Welcome. The pyramids have been waiting for you.
What Does This Mean For You?
How liberating would it be to release what you've been carrying instead of just managing it? Temazcal and fire ceremony give you real ceremonial space to surrender what no longer serves you, so you walk away lighter, not just informed about letting go.
How much more confident would you feel making decisions from trust instead of self-doubt? Across five days of ceremony and stillness, you reconnect with your own inner knowing, so you go home trusting your own voice again.
What if you could stop just knowing about the Divine and feel that connection alive? Danielle's channeled transmissions bring you a felt, embodied relationship with the sacred, not another idea about it.
How wonderful would it be to finally stop feeling alone on your journey and be truly seen by women who understand your path? In sisterhood circles and shared ceremony, you are witnessed, and you witness others, so you return home knowing you are not the only one who has felt this way.
Wouldn't it feel incredible to let your transformation settle into your body instead of staying stuck in your head? Yvonne guides yoga nidra on four of your five days, carrying each day's teaching and ceremony deep into you, so you don't just learn something new; you become someone new.
"Danielle channels her teachings directly from Mary Magdalene, offering powerful lessons and meditations that resonate deeply. This class is truly transformative, providing a connection to Mary Magdalene that touches your mind, heart, and soul."
- Former Student
“Whether attending a workshop or retreat, you can trust that Yvonne has thoughtfully prepared an experience rooted in intention, depth, and genuine care. Nothing feels superficial. Her offerings are invitations to slow down, look inward, question, reflect, and connect with something meaningful.”
- E-RYT 500, Yoga Educator
The Venue
Tepoztlán has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries, resting in the shadow of a mountain said to be the birthplace of Quetzalcoatl himself. You will feel that history the moment you arrive, in the stillness of the air and the way the mountain seems to watch over everything below it.
Locals call it one of Mexico's Pueblos Mágicos, its Magic Towns, and you understand why almost immediately. The mountain is an unmistakable presence here, grounding and protective, and the whole town feels both peaceful and quietly alive.
This is the ground your soul has been waiting for, a place where ancient reverence and modern comfort meet, so you can drop fully into the work of this pilgrimage without a single practical worry pulling you out of it.
La Buena Vibra Wellness Resort & Spa
You'll arrive to lush gardens, centuries-old trees and native flowers surrounding you. Here, nature isn't just something you look at, it's something you feel.
At the heart of the property, you'll find the Estupa de la Paz, the Stupa of Peace, a Buddhist monument built on natural rock at the property's own energetic center and dedicated to La Buena Vibra by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Its purifying energy is said to promote balance, introspection, and mental clarity, an extraordinary anchor for the inner work you're already here to do.
Within Pueblito de Paz, the resort's dedicated retreat sanctuary, you'll find yoga and meditation salons built for exactly this kind of work, mountain views filling every session with a quiet reminder of why you came.
Your room is a true sanctuary between ceremonies. You sink into a king bed dressed in five-hundred-thread-count sheets, step into a soft bathrobe, and lose track of time in a bath stocked with Molton Brown, no rush, nowhere else to be. Just outside your door, a small garden table waits for your morning coffee, made slowly, from your own Nespresso machine. You won't find a television here. This is a space built for disconnecting from the noise and reconnecting with yourself.
