Long before the first prayer was written, humans knew how to speak directly with the forces that shape reality. This knowledge never died. It waited. In the shadow of Sedona's ancient monoliths, twelve wisdom keepers are bringing forward a tradition that predates our oldest religions. For three days in May, they'll gather where the veils between worlds have always been thin, continuing a lineage that stretches back 40,000 years. Before there were temples or churches, before written language itself, shamans served as bridges between worlds. They were the original healers, the first medicine people, understanding that true healing touches both spirit and body. This tradition went underground, preserved in remote mountains, deserts, and forests by those who understood its value. Within the 163 acres of Sedona Mago Retreat, surrounded by red rock formations that have witnessed millennia of spiritual seeking, these modern-day shamans will share transformative practices. From fire-walking ceremonies to breathwork journeys that access expanded states of consciousness, these aren't just spiritual techniques, They're gateways to remembering our connection to something vast and ancient. Sedona has long been recognized as a place of power, where the Earth's energetic currents create natural vortexes that enhance spiritual practice. Here, where ancient red rocks meet endless blue sky, the boundary between everyday reality and the spiritual realm becomes permeable. As our technological world yearns for deeper connection, these ancient practices offer what we desperately need, A return to direct spiritual experience and practical tools for navigating personal and collective transformation. Register Here: Gatheringoftheshamans.com