Which ray does your gathering channel?

What ecophysiological function does your gathering offer?

A prism receives one light and reveals its many rays. Prisma D'Água receives gatherings — retreats, immersions, trainings, residencies — and offers them land, water and silence to reveal what they carry. If you hold space for others, this territory was shaped to hold you while you do it.

A place for practicing the human capacities that a better future would require.

Clear Mind · Open Heart · Free Body

This land may be looking for you, if you…

• hold retreats, immersions or trainings and seek land that participates rather than just hosts
• teach through the body — movement, somatics, art, ceremony, ecology
• lead an organization or research group that needs nature to think from
• dream of a residency where your practice can root for days or weeks

If any of these lines feels like yours, the next step is simply a conversation.

Twenty-six hectares beside a national park

Prisma D'Água lives on 26 hectares of Cerrado at the edge of Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park — one of the oldest landscapes on Earth.

The water of Morro da Baleia

Crystalline water arrives here clean from the mountain, close enough to drink from the source.

The vereda

An underground stream, up to three meters deep, its water filtered slowly through the forest floor. It gives the land its name — and our way of working its rhythm.

The Cerrado

Brazil's savanna of robust, patient plants: golden grasses, sempre-vivas, night skies where the Milky Way is still visible.

Who receives you

I am Jahlyn — a dance educator and researcher. I trained at the Martha Graham School in New York, and my work lives in the dialogue between that lineage and Brazilian soil: its arts, its ancestral knowledge, its ways of learning through the body.

I hold space for a living, so I know what your gathering needs to land well: clean water, honest food, silence when silence is called for, and a host who understands the work rather than just renting you a venue.

We practice becoming people who can be trusted with freedom.