Merry Christmas
Project Ix-canaan and all the participants in the Ix-canaan programs, wish you a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and the best of the holiday season!!
Category: El Remate life
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Putting up the Trunk
The first step in preparing the site for the art sculpture was to cement a 12 foot length of pvc pipe in a 4 foot deep hole to form a…
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Building Bleachers
Last week the Ix-canaan Soccer Team, under direction from coach Alex Morales, decided to build a set of bleachers for the soccer field, so fans would have a shady place…
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Soccer Shoes Donated by Dentistry for All
On behalf of Dr. Brad Krusky and Dentistry for All, we were able to make a donation of soccer shoes to the Ix-canaan Soccer Team before their first formal game.
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Tikal
Our final ceremony began early in the morning of the Winter Solstice, December 21, 2010, as we prepared to enter Tikal Park in a Candlelight Procession.
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Yaxha Archeological Site
Yaxha, which translates to “Blue Green Waters”, sits between two beautiful lakes. The climb up many of its Temples yields beautiful views of both the lakes and the River Azul…
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Lake Peten Itza
The fourth ceremony of Unificacion Maya 2010 was held on the power vortex at the east end of Lake Peten Itza, presided over by the Cerro Cahui (Crocodile Mountain).
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Aktun Kan Caves
The third Unificacion Maya Ceremony of the week is held in a grotto of the Actun Kan Caves. Actun Kan means “the cave of the Serpent” , and legend has…
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Uaxactun Archeological Site
This year, for the first time ever, the first of the 7 sacred ceremonies that make up Unificacion Maya was held in the pre-classic Mayan site of Uaxactun. This site…
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Unificacion Maya 2010: Ixlu Archeological Site
The Ixlu Archeological Site, located just a couple of kilometres from El Remate, is a very magical, undeveloped site, full of ramon trees. The second Unificacion Maya ceremony of 2010…