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Bituon Wisdom

Kimberly Joy Macatangay Pozzi is a Filipina with Ivatan (Batanes Islands) and Tagalog roots. Given the spiritual name Lakhaw-Ayan Bituon ("Travelling Star") by her Babaylan mentor. She walks a path shaped by ancestral belief, cultural reflection, and lived experience. Having lived between the Philippines and Italy since 1998, Kimberly is now based in Siargao, where she offers culturally rooted practices in meditation, ritual, and multidimensional exploration. She teaches foundational meditation online as a practical discipline, guiding people through breath awareness, presence, and observation to support inner rhythm and reflection. Her Hayahay ritual, rooted in pre-colonial animist belief and passed to her with the blessing of a Babaylan, supports self-honoring and soul alignment through guided visualization, chanting, and embodied care. Kimberly also facilitates Akashic access, teaching individuals how to enter their Records through meditation. This practice is grounded in the understanding that time is a construct of physical reality, and that lives across spaces and timelines can be experienced through dreams, synchronicities, and the Akasha. As a guide, she does not read the Records for others. Instead, she offers an ethical, empowering approach that helps people trust their visions with discernment, confidence, and spiritual integrity, supporting autonomy, not dependency. This is an overall concept applied in her service and way of living, where empowerment

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Hayahay Filipino Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Mini Retreat in Siargao

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment & Nourishment to the 7 Soul Vessels Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Mini Retreat Hayahay Ritual – 3h - 4h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting (x3) and visualization for energy alignment 4. Nourishment of the 7 Soul Vessels activities This version is deeply restorative and nourishing, suitable for those wanting a potent return to self and deeply recovery of the natural energy field. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position. **As soon as you book, please text me via WhatsApp to coordinate the location of the ritual.

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Hayahay Filipino Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Ritual in Siargao

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Short Hayahay Ritual – 1h 30m to 2h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position. **As soon as you book, please text me via WhatsApp to coordinate the location of the ritual.

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Hayahay Filipino Ritual for Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Virtual Session - Experienced

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Hayahay Ritual for experienced practicioners – 2h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x7) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting (x7) and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position.

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Hayahay Filipino Ritual for Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Virtual Session - Beginners

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Short Hayahay Ritual – 1h 30m • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position.

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Hayahay Filipino Ritual for Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Virtual Session - Experienced

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Hayahay Ritual for experienced practicioners – 2h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x7) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting (x7) and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position.

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Hayahay Filipino Ritual for Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Virtual Session - Beginners

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Short Hayahay Ritual – 1h 30m • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position.

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Hayahay Filipino Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Mini Retreat in Siargao

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment & Nourishment to the 7 Soul Vessels Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Mini Retreat Hayahay Ritual – 3h - 4h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting (x3) and visualization for energy alignment 4. Nourishment of the 7 Soul Vessels activities This version is deeply restorative and nourishing, suitable for those wanting a potent return to self and deeply recovery of the natural energy field. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position. **As soon as you book, please text me via WhatsApp to coordinate the location of the ritual.

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Hayahay Filipino Self Honoring and Soul Alignment Ritual in Siargao

A Filipino Ancestral Ritual for Self-Honoring and Soul Alignment Hayahay is a meditative, embodied ritual (pagninilay) rooted in pre-colonial Filipino animist traditions. Passed on to me by my Babaylan mentor, a Filipino shaman from a lineage that has preserved ancestral wisdom, this practice invites you to reconnect with your body, spirit, and the sacred breath of life. During the ritual, we honor the seven soul vessels: the head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, arms, and legs, each carrying a unique energetic imprint. Through chanting, self-anointing, and guided visualization, we enter a state of Hayahay, a deep sense of rest, clearing, and inner balance. “Hayahay” is a Filipino word that means to exhale, soften, and rest into life. This ritual is not about religion, but about reconnecting with the quiet knowing that lives in our bones. It is offered in the spirit of kapwa, the shared self, a way of welcoming all identities and backgrounds into a space of respectful transformation. This is a modernized animist ritual, adapted to be accessible, yet held with cultural depth and care. ✺ Short Hayahay Ritual – 1h 30m to 2h • Pausok opening: herbal smoke blessing to clear space and body • Short lecture on Filipino animism, the 7 soul vessels, and usbong, our natural energetic field • Three ritual modules: 1. Chanting sacred syllable (x3) with guided visualization to open the breath and vessels 2. Self-honoring: 7-vessel body anointing with prayer using ritual oil (lana) 3. Final chanting and visualization for energy alignment This version is deeply restorative, suitable for those wanting a gentle yet potent return to self. What I’ll provide • Herbal pausok for energetic cleansing • Ritual lana (virgin coconut oil) infused with intention • One intuitive Gabaybayin (similar to runes) message, time permitting • A grounding explanation of the 7 soul vessels and usbong energy What to bring & how to prepare • A bikini, sarong, or large towel/cloth to cover your body. This supports privacy during the anointing of intimate areas (chest, belly, inner legs) • The cloth may also be used to remove excess oil afterward, gently • Please avoid showering immediately after to allow the oil to integrate • Bring drinking water, and wear loose, breathable clothes Come as you are, with openness, respect, and a willingness to listen inward. This ritual is for all who seek to reconnect with themselves in a sacred and culturally-rooted way. *Please note that same-day bookings are not accepted. By guiding rituals, I must perform a ritual for the space and prepare myself to offer the service more effectively. Hope you understand my position. **As soon as you book, please text me via WhatsApp to coordinate the location of the ritual.

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