Wákale Amotí Module
The Covenant of Rising | Rite of Passage
21-Day Immersion Program
A transformative journey into the Five Pillars of life. Wákale Amotí prepares participants to step into responsibility, discipline, service, and guardianship through trials, training, and initiation.
The Five Phases of the Rite of Passage
This pillar is designed to heal generational disconnection while restoring ancient traditions of respect, resilience, and spiritual power. Graduates emerge as cultural torchbearers ready to lead in community building, sovereignty work, and ecological restoration.
1. Roots and Identity
Learning the true history of Amarukah’s tribal nations, family lineage mapping, and sacred storytelling.
2. Sacred Living & Wellness
Training in plant-based nutrition, holistic medicine, and spiritual health practices.
3. Martial Arts & Warrior Discipline
A path of physical training and self-defense rooted in Indigenous warrior traditions.
4. Community Responsibility
Hands-on projects in agriculture, stewardship, and cultural preservation.
5. Vision Quest & Leadership Initiation
A ceremonial journey of fasting, meditation, and prayer, culminating in a formal recognition of maturity and responsibility.
The Five Pillars: Discipline, Knowledge, Endurance, Service, Guardianship
Martial training & survival skills
Ceremony, fasting, and purification practices
Vision quest & covenant crafting
Program Highlights
Program Highlights
Week 1 – The Five Pillars
Foundations of discipline, knowledge, endurance, service, guardianship.
Week 2 – Trials & Training
Martial arts, wilderness immersion, fasting, elder teachings
Week 3 – Initiation & Covenant
Vision quest, covenant oath, guardianship ceremony
Week 1 — Returning to the Land
In the first week, Wakále opens the path of leadership, guardianship, and re-rooting. Through the Opening Ceremony, land walks, and ancestral mapping, participants begin reconnecting spiritually and physically to the land while embracing Indigenous land ethics. Evening fireside dialogues weave stories of first contact and lay the foundations of allodial stewardship.
Ceremony
Day 1
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Morning: Tribal history, oral traditions
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Midday: Conditioning & breathwork
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Afternoon: Fire blessing, intention circle
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Evening: Sharing stories & songs
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Night: Star orientation walk
Land & Ecology
Day 2
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Morning: Ancestral migration map study
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Afternoon: Mapping sacred zones & ecological features
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Evening Fire: Story of First Contact & the Lost Covena
Land & Ecology
Day 3
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Sunrise: Breathwork & grounding with the land
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Morning: Teachings on Indigenous land ethics (Arawakan perspective)
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Afternoon: Group activity — “Seven Generations” stewardship planning
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Evening Fire: Oral histories from local elders
Land & Ecology
Day 4
Arrival & Circle of Names
Culture
Day 5
Arrival & Circle of Names
Land & Ecology
Day 6
Arrival & Circle of Names
Rest
Day 7
Arrival & Circle of Names
Week 2 — Walking in Truth
In the first week, Wakále opens the path of leadership, guardianship, and re-rooting. Through the Opening Ceremony, land walks, and ancestral mapping, participants begin reconnecting spiritually and physically to the land while embracing Indigenous land ethics. Evening fireside dialogues weave stories of first contact and lay the foundations of allodial stewardship.
Agroforestry Foundation
Food & Regeneration
Day 8
Regenerative Food Systems
Food & Regeneration
Day 9
Earth Skills II : Shelter
Land & Ecology
Day 10
Language & Ceremony
Culture
Day 11
Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Land & Ecology
Day 12
Cultural Arts & Storykeeping
Culture
Day 13
Rest & Reflection
Rest
Day 14
Week 3 — The Covenant of Return
In the third week, the path turns to integration, commitment, and carrying the fire forward. Participants complete ecological projects, engage in governance and visioning councils, and solidify bonds of fellowship through collective stewardship plans. Closing rites and covenant signing honor the land and seal the commitment to walk forward together.
Ecological Project Completion I
Land & Ecology
Day 15
Healing Through Culture
Culture
Day 16
Ecological Project Completion II
Land & Ecology
Day 17
Language & Ceremony II
Culture
Day 18
Visioning Circle
Culture
Day 19
Closing Ceremony Preparation
Ceremony
Day 20
Covenant of Return Ceremony
Ceremony
Day 21
