On April 22, 2021, Dr. Celidwen gives a talk on Indigenous Contemplative Science for the Henry J. Leir Institute at Tufts University.... Read More

Friday March 19, 10 AM PT/ 1PM ET. Women have a remarkable capacity for strengthening support systems and empower our communal spaces in times of crisis. Women heal, restore, recover, and nourish through and in community. Women transmit knowledge and... Read More

Wednesday March 24, 2021 2 PM-5 PM PT / 5 PM-8 PM ET. Presentación de la ponencia Alzando a la Serpiente Emplumada: Un primer vuelo sobre tradiciones Indígenas contemplativas dentro del marco del XXIII Encuentro de la Red de Investigadores... Read More

Saturday, March 20, 2:15 PM-3:45 PM PT / 5:15 PM-6:45 PM ET. Dr. Celidwen presents Master Plants and Monster Medicine: Appropriation of Indigenous Healing Practices at the Special panel on Appropriation for the Indigenous Traditions Unit of the American Academy... Read More

Dr. Celidwen organized the first-ever panel on Indigenous contemplative traditions to be presented at the American Academy of Religion. The panel entitled “Rising the Feathered Serpent: The First Flight Over Indigenous Contemplative Traditions” brings Indigenous wisdom traditions of contemplative science... Read More

Presentación titulada “Tejiendo las Olas del Asombro: Historias Cosmogónicas y la Experiencia Contemplativa Indígena” que la Dr. Celidwen ofreció en el marco del primer LO’ILAJEL: Coloquio para pensar el saber desde las lenguas originarias de Mesoamérica organizado por la Universidad... Read More

The first-ever exposition on Indigenous Contemplative Science at the Mind & Life Research Conference is Dr. Celidwen’s presentation entitled Raising the Feathered Serpent: First Flight Over Indigenous Contemplative Traditions.... Read More

Keynote lecture for the 2020 Week of Mindfulness and Compassion for the Community College of Baltimore, Maryland. This keynote delves into the way of cosmogonies (origin stories) as an initial approach to Indigenous contemplative traditions.... Read More

Dr. Celidwen presents Día de Muertos: Ethics of Belonging and Rituals of Love in Indigenous Mexico at the American Academy of Religion 2019 in the Indigenous Religious Traditions panel on Funerary Traditions. ... Read More

The ritual of Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead is a space to find meaning in relation to the process of grief. Dr. Celidwen explains how this ritual opens the possibility of release and regeneration to consciously embrace... Read More