This workshop deepens the framework introduced in Ancestral Memory & the Living Psyche by turning our attention to water as a structural, cosmological, and psychological field of inheritance.

Across Mesoamerican cosmology, depth psychology, and biological science, water is understood not as a passive element, but as a carrier of memory, movement, and relationship. In this session, we explore Imox deeper as the primordial waters where ancestral memory circulates — shaping emotion, perception, and the unconscious through currents rather than fixed narratives.

We will examine ancestry through a hydrological lens: how emotions move like rivers through lineage, where currents become stagnant or diverted, and what allows memory to mature rather than repeat. Drawing from river systems, watershed logic, and the molecular structure of water, we explore how coherence, flow, and disruption operate both in the natural world and within the psyche.

This workshop also introduces water-based reflective practices that support emotional circulation — not to bypass grief or difficult feeling, but to allow movement where there has been holding, freezing, or accumulation across generations. These practices are offered as contemplative and ancestral technologies, not therapeutic techniques.

 

This is a study space for those ready to engage ancestry as a living system — one that moves through blood, memory, and emotion, and requires care, discernment, and responsibility to tend.