Shared Spaces

Our shared spaces are designed to be containers for connection within the majesty and mystery of the jungle. 

MERKABA MALOCCA

The Malocca is our central gathering space is considered the soul of the center. Crafted with intention, using sacred proportions and organic materials, this space is both grounding and activating.

The central fire sits directly below the octagonal opening that spirals the energy in the structure upwards. This opening welcomes starlight and moonbeams during the night and sunlight during the day.

Within the earthen floors is the sacred geometric shape of the Merkaba, the alchemical symbol for union and balance. Copper, a conductor of energy, is inlaid in these wooden strips as well as surrounding the perimeter of the structure to ground the energy into the Earth.

Rumi’s Kitchen

Rumi’s Kitchen is our communal dining space, and is also known as the heart of the center. This is where we gather to share plant-based meals that are lovingly prepared from the organic fruits and vegetables grown on the land or sourced from local farmers.

The structure is open to the rainforest yet covered by a vaulted, bamboo roof designed to mimic the shape of a leaf. The dining area is connected to an open kitchen and the food-growing gardens creating an intentional link between where our food comes from, to the preparation of our food to the enjoyment of nourishing meals.

Under the mango tree in our garden, we have an outdoor fire pit where we gather under the stars and share songs and stories. We’re currently working on our tea lounge, a cozy space to sip tea and curl up with a book or enjoy conversation, and an outdoor area complete with a clay pizza oven.