A sacred space of healing, harmonization, and a return to life to find our own origin. Hand-seeded by the late Taita Miguel and brought to life by his family in the Sibundoy Valley to share with the world.
— The Muchavisoy Family
Vinyiabtumayokan translates to the Winds of the Putumayo. The wind is the breath of the territory, the unseen spirit that moves through the valley. It is the vital force that cleanses, harmonizes, and awakens us so we may trace our steps back to our true origin.
We are not building an institution; we are raising a communal Tambo. To step into this space is to step into the warmth of our hearth. Every wall and firepit is an extension of our lineage, welcoming you to sit with us as Kabunga—one of us.
What is shared here transcends transaction. Through the sacred medicine, traditional chants, and communal fire, we do not offer a service. We offer a direct transmission of life, inviting you to remember who you are.
"We walk as one body. The work of protecting the Kamëntsá cosmovision belongs to the entire circle." — The Muchavisoy Family
In Honor & Memory • Transcended as a highly impactful indigenous leader (2021)
As the anchor of our lineage, Taita Miguel spent his life preserving the medicine logs, traditional melodies, and linguistic frameworks of the Kamëntsá. Though he passed away in 2021, he remains celebrated as one of the territory's most impactful indigenous leaders. His lifelong vision continues to dictate the physical boundaries and spiritual intentions of the communal Tambo.
Following the physical transition of his father in 2021, Johan Muchavisoy Jacanamijoy stepped forward to carry the spiritual mantle and operational future of our lineage. Walking directly in the footsteps of Taita Miguel, he serves as a dedicated guardian of sacred medicine and traditional Kamëntsá cosmovision.
Today, he anchors the family's minga, transforming ancestral wisdom into the physical reality of our communal Tambo. For him, leading this initiative is a living extension of the medicine itself—an open invitation ensuring that all global allies are received genuinely as Kabunga (one of us).
Acting as a logistical link between global allies and local traditions, Jasper translates the deep realities of the Sibundoy valley into structured technical milestones. His presence ensures administrative safety and execution clarity across all construction stages.
Current Goal: Funding Stage 1 (The Tambo)
Every contribution builds the foundation
To the colonizers, we did not know how to read or write books. They did not realize our weaving is our book. Every piece acquired here provides immediate support to Kamëntsá artisan families and builds a physical brick for the Vinyiabtumayokan center.
The hummingbird carries words between the ancestors and the earth. It guards the sacred Borrachero tree. Hand-woven using traditional fibers.
Carved from fallen native wood—we never harm the trees. The turtle reminds us to walk our spiritual path slowly, leaving a firm footprint.
Represents the Chagra (agricultural school of life) and the traditional medicine lines maintained within the community.
We wait for the seeds to fall naturally. When the tree drops them, it means they are a gift for us to turn into instruments or art.
Our Center Progress
$35,000 raised of $100,000 goal
Every thread we weave is an act of peace. When you give, you are not just a donor; you are a co-creator of this territory.
Your name hand-carved into a permanent wooden art piece.
Personalized artisan beadwork bracelet.
Traditional Chumbe or hand-carved wood art.
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Your contribution fuels the preservation of ancestral memory.