Sipapu - A self-sustaining eco-sapient habitat designed for Advanced Earth Science scholarship and practice

SIPAPU was born on February 11, 2011, with the breaking of the ground as well as ceremony (photo left: ceremonial tree planting) and prayer worldwide. It is now a beautiful Retreat Center, with a building which houses eight people with a kitchen and bathroom facilities in the heart of the beautiful Madre de Dios rainforest in Peru. THOTH donors visited in August 2011, did ceremony, and felt the magic of the land as well as the SIPAPU vision.

If your heart beats to the rhythm of SIPAPU, your volunteer and financial support will accomplish the following:

• a caretaker's salary to protect and nurture the land and buildings
• construction of an adytum (ceremonial structure)
• assessment for permaculture development
• establish eco-spiritual tourism trip offerings
  

SIPAPU: Emergence in the Land of the Mother of God - Webinar

Ron Fouts moderated this inspiring, impassioned and informative narrative and evocative slide presentation developed by Shea Armstrong and Jared Zimmerman following their 10 weeks of on-site living at Sipapu in Peru's Tambopata River rainforest. Joining them was don Oscar Miro-Quesada, who shared his evolving dream of Sipapu as a species-wide custodial habitat upon Mother Earth.

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Sipapu to emerge as a sacred community on the Tambopata River.

In the Hopi and Pueblo cosmology, Sipapu is a place of emergence, and sometimes, return; the place where souls and world cycles are delivered to life, as well as welcomed back into transformation. Sipapu is where Mother Earth gives birth to the next evolutionary expression for humankind.

(Photo left: completed retreat center)

Today, Sipapu is a majestic hundred acres of verdant Amazonian rainforest in the Community of La Torre on the Rio Tambopata area of Peru owned by THOTH.

Tomorrow, Sipapu will be a  28-bed educational residential center focusing on the conservation and sustainability of the rainforest and her people and indigenous wisdom.  Scheduled to open August 1, 2013.

SIPAPU is a self-sustaining eco-sapient habitat designed for Advanced Earth Science scholarship and practice.

Our work/study programs will focus on the culture-specific implementation of a broad range of eco-social management strategies related to sustainable development, hands-on training in earth-friendly agricultural practices such as permaculture and hydroponics, as well as in-depth apprenticeship in Evolutionary Human Neurospirtuality, Advanced Noetic Earth Sciences, Gaian Astronomical Treatise, Geomantic Ceremony and shamanic-based Integrative Bio-Energetic Healing Arts. (Photo left: water tower supporting needs for Sipapu)

1. SERVICE: Education (Adult & Children) in deep ecology, voluntary simplicity, and sustainable living; Employment to benefit the local economy and the sustainable development of bioregional resources; Environmental Conservation of endangered flora and fauna.

2. INNOVATION: Renewable Energy Resources from on-site water, wind, solar, and human kinetic power; Integrative Bio-Energetic Health Care focused on a synergistic combination of East/West holistic medicine and indigenous South American shamanism; Eco-Friendly Agronomics based on leading-edge nutrient replenishment strategies for diverse Amazonian soil conditions.

3. PRODUCTIVITY: Sustainable Tourism including unique individualized adventure and ecology programs; Organic Production of food, botanical remedies and stylistic clothing for local consumption as well as national and international export; Sale of Aboriginal Arts and Crafts from various regions of Peru with established parameters for social equity among producers and distributors.

(Photo left: Gloria's kitchen)

4. ADVOCACY: Cultural Identity through the preservation of indigenous tradition and language of Amazonian tribal peoples; Economic Self-Reliance based on the promotion of micro-finance credit opportunities related to local sustainable development business ventures; Locally Managed International Development by ensuring fair an just managerial representation and labor force employment of local indigenous populations.

5. PROTECTION:  Sacred Lands and Tribal Peoples by using media communications to raise global awareness of the plight original peoples such as the Harkmbut, Ese Eja and Mashco Piro currently face as a result unbridled short-sighted globalization; (Photo left: Turtles part of the eco-system) Endangered Species beginning with that of the Sowewankeri (Amazonian Harpy Eagle) and Shihuahuaco (Ironwood Tree) by further implementing some of Antonio Fernandini Guerrero’s collaborative proposals; Purchase of Additional 10,000 Acres of Threatened Rainforest specifically designated for environmental conservation  focused on large-scale reforestation and selective bioregional permaculture food production, as well as future adytum (safe haven) for human groupings allied to THOTH’s Earth Stewardship presence upon Gaia.

6. UNIFICATION: Accomplishing the first five Eco-Sapient Provisions shall result in the emergence of a new epistemological and behavioral paradigm for the crew of Spaceship Earth, where the revolutionary merging of Science with Spirituality and World Economics with Socio-Ecological Conscience will foster the Creation of a Sacred Earth-Honoring Global Family, and usher in the long-awaited Era of Taripaypacha (or Satya Yuga or Qori Pacha if you prefer).Service, Innovation, Productivity, Advocacy, Protection, Unification

August 2012: Update from Shea Armstrong and Jared Zimmerman >>>

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La Torre Property Fact

(Photo left: Peru trip to Sipapu 2011)

• 100 acre parcel privately owned by THOTH

• Two hours to La Torre from Puerto Maldonado by boat

• One hour walk to the fresh water Oxbow Lake

• Both low and high land jungle for maximum diversity of plants

 • No neighboring paths equals less foot traffic on the land

 • Future home of Sipapu, a 28 bed residential center

To Donate to the Sipapu Vision:

Watch the story of Sipapu unfold in the stunning and informative presentation developed by  Shea Armstrong and Jared Zimmermandon, with don Oscar sharing his continued vision of Sipapu, moderated by Ron Fouts. If you would like to be a part of its continuing growth...

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A monthly recurring donation will allow us to better plan our budget for the year or select a one time donation.