Rooting the Great Summer
Dancing with the ocean
Playing while exploring relational intelligence.
Dying as separate, enduring individuals
To be reborn as relational weave, as a shoal
Fluid, dynamic and resonant
We invite you to a deep immersion in aquatic somatic practices with the master Miguel Burkart Noe, author of the book “Dancing Shoal - The Message of Water”.
For seven days, we will explore the intelligence of the body in a state of fluidity: listening, letting go, allowing oneself to move.
We will learn from the wisdom of the waters — their gentleness, their strength, their capacity for interconnectedness.
Through deep listening, we allow the ocean to reveal to us other forms of connection, cooperation, and awareness.
This is a safe space to explore new ways of being together.
It's a time to reconnect with your original and intuitive dance.
It is an invitation to move with the waters and to allow oneself to be moved.
What does it imply—psychologically, physically, and emotionally—to open oneself to a connection? Is it feeling the resonance? Is it allowing oneself to be affected? Is it practicing the silence that amplifies my listening?
We have taken on the challenge of creating a space for coexistence in which we can collectively investigate, through art, healing, and magic, how we can develop new ways of connecting with life. To this end, we allow ourselves to be sustained and moved by the great source of ancestral wisdom: the waters of the ocean.
Investigating the internal process necessary to enter the aquatic dance state is a way to enter the water and learn from its relational wisdom.
A precious mirror to review our ways of relating to life. To silence the small mind of the ego, to release intention, to open receptivity, to surrender to feeling what the living web proposes to me. To balance with the waters like a fish, to create together a school. To train listening; receptivity; flexibility; dynamic plasticity; and collective cooperation.
The embrace of the ocean waters is the embrace of the Great Cosmic Mother. Surrendering ourselves with devotion to floating and being cradled and sustained by her allows us to recover our embryonic state, our "original dance": organic, sensitive, present, conscious, and true.
Miguel is a Taoist Integral Therapist. A Medicine Man, a father, and a servant of the message of Water.
Graduated in Psychology from UBA, specializing in Contemporary Subjectivity at Studio LWZ. Disciple of Master Liu Ming, with whom he trained in various areas of Taoist wisdom: Internal Kung Fu, Chinese Medicine, Bazi (astrology), and I Ching.
He is a researcher of Water Medicine and author of the book “Dança Cardume. A mensagem da água” (2019), in which he investigates relational reprogramming and the encounter between individual healing and collective transformation through the articulation between art, magic and politics.
Creator (2017) and coordinator (along with Mariela Álvarez) of the project “Danza Cardumen, a research laboratory for aquatic dance”.
Together with Brian Corin, he coordinates the "Chiagua Unidad Origen" project, a collective research project on the integration of being through the articulation between Taoist practices and Water medicine.
Includes 7 days with all activities and meals.
(3 meals a day)
R$ 2600
R$ 2800
R$ 3100
Private room R$250 per day (for 2 people)
Suite with shared double bed R$120 per day (for each person)
Single bed R$130 per day
For camping or other accommodations in the area, please speak to our team.
To get to MORERÉ from Salvador:
Salvador > Bom Despacho > Valença > Boipeba > Moreré
The journey may seem a bit long, but reaching paradise requires a little dedication. Once you get there, you'll know it was worth every step! ✨
Moreré beach is located on Boipeba Island off the coast of Bahia. From Salvador, the best option is to go by... ferry boat, By taking the Salvador/Itaparica maritime crossing (TMSI), you can find boats departing hourly, with departures between R$7 and R$12.
Upon arriving in Bom Despacho, you take a bus to Valença – BA.
From Valença, go directly to the river terminal where the speedboats depart for Boipeba.
It costs R$63 and the times are: 07:20 / 07:30 / 10:00 / 12:00 / 14:00 / 16:00
Upon arriving in Boipeba, you should walk for about 10 to 15 minutes to the collective tractor stop (R$15) or to the quad bike taxi stop (R$50 for 2 people), and ask to go to Moreré. We will send the exact location of our base in the registration email.
We suggest you arrive at least 1 or 2 days before we begin our activities, to rest from your trip and explore the nearby beaches.
Cancellation requests must be made in writing (email or official event channel).
Refunds will be processed according to the following timeline:
In case of accident or illness that prevents participation, The participant may request:
Conditions:
Participants may transfer their registration to another person up to 7 days before the event, provided they notify the organizers in advance.
An administrative fee may apply.
In cases of withdrawal outside of standard deadlines, the organization may, at its discretion, offer partial or full credit for future editions.
If the event is cancelled or postponed due to force majeure (weather, health issues, etc.), the participant may choose to:
Failure to attend the event without prior notice does not entitle you to a refund or credit.
Convenience fees, third-party service fees, or brokerage fees may be non-refundable.
To arrive at this blessed place called Bahia, you must take one plane to Salvador da Bahia (SSA).
If you come to the Capão and/or Pati stage, you must come to Vale do Capão, and for that there are 2 options:
– The most economical option is to take the bus from Salvador to Palm trees and from there a van to the Vale do CapãoThe 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. buses arrive at times that make it easy to find public transportation directly to Capão. Just get off the bus in Palmeiras, and you'll find the vans/trucks waiting.
– The other option is to fly from Salvador, taking another flight to Lençóis (LEC) and from the airport take a taxi to Vale do Capão.
Yes, you can participate only in the Capão stage or the Pati stage.
Conception and Organization: Julia Limaverde
Communication and Nutrition: Amatista Sofia
Production and logistics: Jan Cathalá
Photos and videos: Lu Puiggrós, Federico Harald and Julia Limaverde.