Primal Feelings - Package - Dec 2026

With Amara

December 13 - 18, 2026

Date and Time Details: starts at 9am

  • Villa – $1,610.00
  • Cabinas – $1,035.00
  • Casa Sol – $1,060.00
  • Casa Bougainvillea – $1,210.00
  • Casa Kalimba – $1,310.00
  • AC Kitchen – $960.00
  • AC Room – $885.00
  • Forest Studio – $835.00
  • Bungalow – $760.00
  • Casita – $700.00

Childhood Deconditioning

Primal Feelings is an experiential journey into the raw, authentic emotional body and the core feelings we first experienced in childhood.

In this workshop, we explore anger, fear, sadness, as well as joy, love playfulness and other emotions

not as concepts, but as living energies in the body.

Through breath, movement, sound, and direct expression,we create a safe space to access suppressed emotions and reconnect with our instinctual nature.

This is where our power creativity and life energy is stored

Primal Feelings invites you to:

 

  • Feel what has been avoided or repressed
  • Express emotions in a direct and embodied way
  • Reclaim your natural emotional range
  • Move beyond stories into pure experience

 

This is not about analyzing or fixing yourself

but about allowing what is already there to move and evolve

 


 

Integration and neural plasticity

As we feel and express,

we learn to stay present.

Through heart-centered awareness and regulated nervous system we begin to meet these emotions with openness and compassion.

During the group We will use bio feedback devices (heart math )to access the mode of coherency

 

In this space, integration and healing happens naturally.

Old patterns begin to soften.

New pathways of new possibilities emerge.❤️

 


 

As we reconnect with our emotional body,

we rediscover vitality, authenticity, and aliveness.

About the Leader

Amara

Amara’s spiritual journey began in 1997 with the recognition that his healing is his responsibility. He began exploring different types of therapy and alternative healing. He studied Chinese medicine philosophy and spent time in Asia exploring its tradition and wisdom. In 2000, Amara came to Costa Rica and joined the team that founded PachaMama.

Learn more about Amara

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