Azul Village

The Azul Village

REBUILDING JAMAICA 5-Day Survival & Spirituality Immersion

January 30 – February 3

This is a living, outdoor immersion rooted in ancestral knowledge, land restoration, survival skills, and sacred portal work.

Over five days, participants will gather on the sacred lands of the Rastafarian community to build, learn, remember, and activate — not as spectators, but as contributors to a living village mission.

This is not a retreat.
It is a shared experience of building, learning, and remembering.

Together, we will explore:

• Natural and ancestral building practices
• Survival skills for a changing world
• Sacred geometry and portal activation
• Land restoration and energetic alignment
• Community, ceremony, and remembrance

The heart of this immersion includes the creation of a Temazcal — a ceremonial healing structure — and the activation of the land as a living portal through intention, geometry, and collective coherence.

WHO THIS IS FOR

This immersion is for those who feel called to do something real.

For builders, seekers, creators, healers, community leaders, and those preparing for a more resilient future.

No prior experience is required — only respect for the land, openness of spirit, and willingness to participate.

EXPERIENCE DETAILS

This is an outdoor camping immersion held on sacred Rastafarian land in Jamaica.

Participants are asked to:

• Bring their own tent or sleeping setup
• Bring their own food and beverages
• Come prepared for an outdoor, grounded experience

You do not need to stay all five days to participate.
With advance notice and approval, you may join for select days or evenings.

This immersion is designed to be flexible, inclusive, and respectful of individual schedules while honoring the integrity of the collective work.

REGISTRATION & PARTICIPATION

This is a registration-based experience and spaces are limited.

To register, please submit:

• Full name
• Email address
• Phone number
• Social media handle

through our Contact Page.

Those selected to attend will be contacted directly with further details.

Donations are deeply appreciated to help support materials, land care, and the continuation of this work.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This immersion will happen again in the future — but this first gathering holds a special significance.

Those who attend this inaugural experience become part of the foundation.

The land will remember who was present.

IF YOU FEEL THE CALL

If you are reading this and something in you is stirring, trust it.

This is not about perfection.
It is about presence.

Spaces are limited.
The land is ready.
The work is calling.

Rebuilding Jamaica – After the Storm: The Queen Azul Survival Workshop in Jamaica (Dec 2025)

When Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, entire communities were wiped out, including an Indigenous Rastafarian village rich with culture, history, and spiritual lineage. A few months prior, I came to Jamaica with one plan… to begin rebuilding Azul Village on donated land, but after the Hurricane, my spirit called me to do something else first:

Help the people who lost everything. I know this pain intimately. In 2024, a biolab chemical explosion destroyed my own village in Georgia.
Homes gone. Land contaminated. Lives uprooted. So when I saw what Jamaicans were facing, I recognized the familiar ache of starting over. And I knew I couldn’t focus on rebuilding my village until I helped others rebuild theirs.

This workshop is not charity, it’s collaboration. A partnership between Azul Village and the Rastafari Indigenous community, coming together to rebuild stronger than before. Two tribes. Two lineages. Two visions for a stronger Jamaica. Together, we combine ancestral knowledge, spiritual groundedness, and practical survival skills to empower communities across the island.

We teach powerful, practical skills including:

• Earthbag homebuilding that is flood and hurricane-resistant
• Grounding & nervous system reset after trauma
• Water harvesting & purification without electricity
• How to build a smokeless underground stove
• Tarp shelter construction for emergencies

These are skills that empower entire communities not just for emergencies, but for sovereignty and long-term resilience. Jamaicans are strong, brilliant, and deeply connected to land and spirit. Their resilience inspires me daily. Rebuilding with them feels like healing a part of my own story.

What was lost will rise again… together, stronger, wiser, and rooted in ancestral remembrance. And when the time is right, Azul Village will rise too, built with the same spirit of unity, restoration, and love that we are pouring into Jamaica now. Rebuilding after a disaster is not just about structures. It’s about spirit and It’s about standing beside a community and saying: “I won’t let you rebuild alone.”

This journey has already changed me. Watching the Rastafarian families smile, plant, create, and rise again reminds me that destruction is never the end, it is a doorway… It is a portal and we are stepping through it together.As Jamaica rebuilds, I rebuild with them. As their village returns, my spirit returns too. And when the time is right, the Azul Village will rise again on Jamaican soil. This time, stronger, wiser, and guided by Love and Unity.

The Azul Village in Jamaica

Here, in the Azul Village, we will host powerful retreats, healing ceremonies, self sufficiency workshops, and sacred events for those ready to awaken. Our domes, glamping sanctuaries, herbal gardens, and riverside temples will welcome seekers, builders, and visionaries.

This is the beginning of a new chapter, but it was always written in the stars.
We thank all who have walked with us. We thank the land. We thank the ancestors. The mission continues. The village lives. – Queen Azul