The article explores how Mexican spa resorts, particularly Chablé Yucatán, are integrating ancient Indigenous healing practices into their wellness offerings. Guests now seek more than simple pampering; they are interested in holistic treatments that address both physical and spiritual well-being. Led by practitioners like medicine woman Fabiola, these spas feature rituals that draw from the region's rich Mayan heritage and emphasize the balance of body and spirit. This shift indicates a broader societal move towards respect and appreciation for Indigenous wisdom and holistic wellness practices.
"In a dark-wood cabana in the deep green Yucatán jungle, Fabiola, a medicine woman... tells me that my spiritual guide is the angel Gabriel..."
"These people, who left their mark on what is now southern Mexico... are known for achievements in mathematics, astronomy and writing..."
"Guests are becoming more knowledgeable and curious about practices such as sound baths and Qigong..."
"Wellbeing spaces are embracing many Indigenous practices - and their practitioners - with a greater respect."
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