Miguel Sobaoko Koromo Sague, the Taino Indigenous associate of K'iche Maya Calendar teacher Antonio Aj Ik of Guatemala participated in two major East-Coast U.S. metaphysical festivals in the month of July of 2010, providing workshops and conducting both traditional Taino and Maya ceremony in behalf of the Maya-Taino Prophecy Initiative and the Maya Tradition Circle.
The first of the functions was the thirtieth anniversary of the well-known STARWOOD FESTIVAL which was celebrated at the Wisteria Campground near Athens, Ohio this year.
The second festival was SUMMERFEST at the Brushwood Campground in Northwestern New York . At both of these events Miguel offered workshops, musical presentations and private readings, sharing the positive and optimistic message of the 2012 Prophecy from the perspective of his own Taino ancestral tradition and that of his Maya teacher, Don Antonio Aj Ik.
This effort allowed Miguel to reach an audience which had not yet heard the truth about the Mayan Calendar prophecy as it is being shared by the authentic Maya and Taino faith-keepers.
The presentations were well-received and opened up the possibility for future workshops at other metaphysical events around the United States.The Maya Tradition Circle and the Maya-Taino Prohecy Initiative welcome invitations to events such as this one in which we can offer a glimpse at the genuine message of the Maya Calendar and related Indigenous shamanic culture which holds out a vital element of hope to a world in transition. We look forward to greater interaction between ourselves as Indigenous people and human beings in the world who seek this powerful wisdom that our ancestors bequeathed to the Earth.
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