India Mayorga

India Mayorga born in Costa Rica, has a Master in International Business, a BA in Physchology and a current student of Human Design the science of differentiation, space holder for private ancestral ceremonies. Co-founder of Imiloa Institute Retreat Center in Costa Rica and Founder of Crystalline Heart Foundation whose main aim is to build a bridge between ancient wisdom and the integration between the new generations and mother nature. India is involved in spiritual activation for all organic species.

She spends her time counseling 1-1, building, designing and conceptualizing sustainable architectures, creating and curating events and retreats to share ancient wisdom and connection to mother earth, investigating and researching the stories inside the indigenous territories and sharing this with others.

India´s curiosity about the human experience and the wounds that came from her ancestors early in life have led her to explore more about the imposition of the different programming inside the psyche of her roots both from the indigenous matriarchal of the Cabecar and Bri Bri, the original tribe of Costa Rica and also from her father’s side the Scottish, Celtic Druids. Both powerful tribes, protectors of Mother Earth. This curiosity has led her to open her eyes into the outside world and explore who we are as humans and how we heal ourselves to create a new future for the 7 generations ahead.

This recognition of her passion, to guide others into their power to heal the ancestral soul wounds has open a path for her to connect with other indigenous tribes in Abia Yala (America) from the Wirikuta in the North, to the Mamos in the center and the Shipibo in the South becoming a student of their plant medicines.

Recently in 2019 and 2021 she worked with the Mamos, indigenous of the tribes of Kogui, Aruwaku in Sierra Nevada Colombia and produced the short episodes of their message to the people here (https://www.crystallineheartfoundation.com/mamos-journey-cr-2020 ) a way to inspire humanity and local residents in Costa Rica of the importance of how to build relationships with the land and make offers to her to bring balance.

India is currently working on a new project of a short film that will speak about the history of the indigenous matriarchy tribe of the Cabecar and Bri Bri, a story that will have the mystic side of storytelling, sacred sites, human connection through the exploration of depression, suicide, lack of identity, decolonization and the path of healing, the message of the ancestors to leave the audience with a question of how are we going to weave together the prophecy of the condor and the eagle and work together in the sharing of our resources.