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Meet Lily Love

Lily supports women on their path of Self Intimacy… knowing, caring for and cultivating deep trust within themselves. Her work with clients blossoms at the intersection of personal sovereignty, systems of development, deep soul alignment and embodied sensuality. All this must sit upon a foundation of vitality, self intimacy, and strong structures of support.

She believes a healthy root system is required in order to thrive in all areas of life.

 Lily has been witness to the personal and collective epidemic of distraction, depletion, dissatisfaction, disconnection and disembodiment. She herself has experienced the depths of this and is now devoted to the regeneration of a culture that is deeply woven in intimate connection and in bringing forward the unique beauty and brilliance we each hold.

 Her studies span full spectrum health and wellness, trauma informed care, conscious lifestyle and business design, and various threads of yogic wisdom tradition.

She cares deeply about all living beings and loves working one on one with individuals who are ready to root down to rise up, as well as embrace the process as a primary orientation. Progress is in the process! 

Meet Victoria

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Victoria is dedicated to guiding others to inner power through the pillars of self-care, intuitive development, and energetic sovereignty. Her journey began when an inner voice urged her to look within, leading her to overcome perfectionism and rebuild herself after a painful breakup. Through energy healing, meditation, and spiritual rituals, she discovered ancient truths and cosmic knowledge within herself, transforming her life and connecting deeply with nature.

A daughter of Ukrainian immigrants, Victoria grew up in an environment where struggle was honored. She initially followed a path of higher education to a career in healthcare strategy but found herself disenchanted by corporate systems. A personal self-care bootcamp reconnected her with her soul's purpose, allowing her to shed limiting beliefs, embrace her passion, and start an entrepreneurial journey offering her intuitive and healing gifts through her business, InYours.

Victoria has studied under renowned teachers in the spaces of feminine embodiment, self-love, and pleasure such as Alexandra Roxo and Mama Gena. She offers intuitive guidance and energy healing through private and group mentorship for people on a journey of self-discovery and career & purpose evolution. She also supports new businesses in the wellness and spirituality spaces launch and legitimize their offerings. She hosts transformative retreats around the world where she shares her love for Earth medicines and spiritual and emotional healing. Through her membership program, In Your Magic, Victoria provides tools for empowerment, spiritual growth, and self-healing to those experiencing inner transformation and interest in psychic exploration.

Victoria is committed to holding space for others to connect with their inner healer and receive infinite wisdom from nature, leading them to create lives filled with connection, peace, purpose, and everyday magic. She is honored to share the wisdom of the women who came before her at the Wild Soul Awakening Guatemala women’s retreat this fall.

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Discovering the Richness of Guatemala:

A Traveler's Paradise


Welcome to Guatemala, where the vibrant tapestry of indigenous culture weaves its magic throughout the lush interior uplands, making this gem of Central America truly stand out. Known as the "land of trees," Guatemala's name reflects the verdant beauty that awaits every traveler.

Fast Facts:

  • Capital: Guatemala City

  • Population: 16.5 million

  • Official Language: Spanish

  • Size: 42,000 square miles

  • Currency: Quetzal (named after the country's iconic bird)

Nature's Bounty and Cultural Richness:

Guatemala is a major player in the world of agriculture, supplying the globe with coffee, sugar, bananas, and the aromatic spice cardamom. Its dramatic landscape features 27 volcanoes stretched over 180 miles, with fertile plains and limestone mountains offering a feast for the eyes. At 13,845 feet, Tajumulco is the country's highest peak, reigning over a volcanic region that shapes the land and its people.

With a diverse climate, temperatures vary from 70-80°F at lower elevations to a refreshing 50-60°F in the highlands. The landscapes shift from desert-like terrains to lush mountains, experiencing heavy rainfall during the wet season. This natural diversity echoes the rich cultural mosaic of Guatemala's people.

Cultural Tapestry:

Guatemala's vibrant population is a tapestry of mixed Hispanic and Maya heritage, known as Ladinos, who make up about 60% of the population. The remaining 40% are proud Mayan people who keep their traditions alive through art, crafts, and community gatherings. The colorful handwoven textiles and costumes found here are unique to each community, showcasing the creativity and spirit of the land.

Weekly market days are a lively affair, with one of the most famous being the market in Chichicastenango. Here, you'll find everything from intricate crafts to local produce, all amid the vibrant energy of social gatherings and Roman Catholic festivals that fill the streets with parades, football matches, and dances.

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A Journey Through TIme in Antigua

Stepping into Antigua, also known as Ciudad Vieja or Santiago de los Caballeros de Guatemala, feels like walking through a living museum of Spanish colonial history. This city is a treasure trove of architectural wonders, with colonial buildings scattered around the central plaza serving public functions amidst the charming ruins of religious structures and rebuilt private homes.

The University of San Carlos, founded in 1676, stands proudly as one of Central America's oldest universities, housing the Museum of Colonial Art—a UNESCO World Heritage site. Parque Central is the city's heart, where a reconstructed fountain invites both locals and travelers to gather and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss the iconic Arco de Santa Catalina to the north, one of Antigua's most recognized landmarks.

Antigua's streets are a charming grid of cobblestones, framed by the breathtaking views of Volcán de Agua to the south and the dramatic twin peaks of Volcán de Fuego and Acatenango to the west. This enchanting setting is lined with farm-to-table restaurants, contemporary art galleries, and unique design studios, making Antigua one of Central America's most captivating destinations.

When hunger strikes, the Antigua marketplace near the central bus stop offers small eateries where you can indulge in traditional Guatemalan dishes like the Chapin breakfast—refried beans, fried egg, plantain, and fresh cheese, all served with handmade tortillas. The city's culinary scene is a delightful mix of global flavors, from Mediterranean to Asian, alongside American and British pies and French pastries.

Beautiful yellow flowers and clouds in Lake Atitlan

Between the Waters in Lake Atitlan

Nestled in the Guatemalan Highlands of the Sierra Madre mountain range, Lake Atitlán is a mystical wonder, the deepest and highest-altitude lake in Central America. This volcanic marvel, filling an ancient caldera formed 84,000 years ago, is a sacred destination for locals and travelers alike.

The dry season, from late November to April, is the perfect time to visit. The lake is surrounded by three volcanoes whose presence you can both hear and feel. The surrounding towns, steeped in Mayan culture, offer a warm welcome to all who journey here.

With 13 picturesque villages around its shores, Lake Atitlán is a haven for explorers. San Pedro and Panajachel are the most popular tourist spots, while San Marcos draws those seeking a holistic spiritual experience. Tzununa offers a tranquil retreat, and San Juan caters to artists seeking inspiration. Santiago, the oldest and largest town on the lake, retains its traditional charm and local feel.

Visitors flock to Lake Atitlán to immerse themselves in the enchanting villages, hike the towering volcanoes, birdwatch in lush tropical forests, or dive into the lake's temperate waters. Whether shopping for unique Guatemalan textiles and crafts or taking a coffee tour, every corner of Lake Atitlán promises an unforgettable adventure.

Ready to experience the magic

of Guatemala first hand?