Ancestral Voices Return: A Call for Humanity

Three Days of Ancestral Wisdom, Ceremony & Community

November 13–15, 2026
Sedonya Conscious Living Center · Sedona, Arizona

Join Indigenous Elders, wisdom keepers, spiritual leaders, and community voices for three days of teachings, prayer, ceremony, and dialogue exploring our relationship with one another, Mother Earth, and future generations.

Hosted by the International Center for Spiritual and Ancestral Wisdom, this gathering welcomes Adam Yellow Bird DeArmon, Ivan Looking Horse, Jeva Uqualla, Dave Swallow, Guadalupe Lucio Treviño, and Patricio O. Dominguez. Together, we will explore how ancestral teachings can guide meaningful cooperation and action while honoring the distinct traditions and perspectives of those sharing.

Friday, November 13 · Opening the Council
5:00–9:00 PM · Suggested donation: $55

The weekend begins with welcome, prayer, and an introduction to the gathering’s purpose. Opening teachings on the Laws of Origin explore ancestral principles of responsibility, reciprocity, and humanity’s relationship with Mother Earth. Keynote voices share teachings and perspectives, followed by an opening council and reflections.

Doors open at 5:00 PM; opening prayer begins at 5:30 PM.

Saturday, November 14 · Voices of the Ancestors
10:00 AM–5:00 PM · Admission: $75
Evening Fire Ceremony: 6:30–8:30 PM

A day of teachings and presentations from Elders, wisdom keepers, and keynote speakers explores ancestral responsibility, peace, harmony, and care for the Earth. Conversations turn toward building a sustainable, cooperative future, with a Council of Elders and Wisdom Keepers bringing together the day’s reflections.

In the evening, we gather for a Fire Ceremony centered on prayer, gratitude, unity, and intentions for Mother Earth and future generations.

Lunch break at 1:00 PM.

Sunday, November 15 · The Voice of the People
10:00 AM–5:00 PM · Admission: $75

The circle opens to community leaders, organizations, families, youth, and participants to explore what our communities need and what we can create together. Through shared dialogue, we will consider how ancestral wisdom can inform practical action, strengthen