Rodrigo Negrete

Rodrigo Negrete Lead Facilitator

Rodrigo Negrete Sandoval is a facilitator of human development processes and spiritual guidance. His work integrates transpersonal psychology, flower essences, shamanic traditions, and mindfulness practices geared toward emotional and spiritual healing.

Throughout his career, he has developed workshops and learning spaces focused on personal transformation, including processes such as “The 21 Masks of the Ego,” working with deep emotional memories, and therapeutic support using flower essences (Bach and Mexican flower essences).

His work also includes facilitating ceremonies and ritual spaces inspired by ancestral Mesoamerican traditions, where elements such as the symbolism of the deer, spiritual balance, and reconnection with nature are explored.

She currently develops training programs and learning communities dedicated to:

* Flower therapy and vibrational medicine

* Healing emotional memories

* Practical spirituality and ritual

* Psychospiritual integration of the human being

Her approach seeks to integrate science, psychology, and ancestral wisdom to support processes of awareness, compassion, and inner transformation.

Upcoming Programs by Rodrigo Negrete

Warriers Men Retreat

Also With Dror B Ashuah, Dr. Saul Smaili and Owen Marcus

January 15 - 23, 2027
Men Who Are Ready to Show Up There comes a time when you realize that changing your surroundings isn't enough. A different relationship. A bigger business. Another achievement. Another retreat. None of them can give you what only you can discover for yourself. Most of us have become very good at navigating life. We know how to solve problems. We know how to take care of others. We know how to keep moving. But somewhere along the way, many men lose the quiet connection with themselves. This gathering was created for the man who is ready to stop running—not from life, but from himself. Then it shifted into the theme you specifically asked for: Going deep isn't about finding the perfect environment. Inlakech isn't a luxury resort where everything is polished. It's a living place in the jungle. Sometimes you'll hear birds before sunrise. Sometimes insects. Sometimes distant traffic. Sometimes you'll be uncomfortable. And strangely enough, that's where the work begins. Because going deep has never been about controlling the environment. It has always been about learning to stay present in the midst of it. Every resistance becomes another doorway. Every discomfort another invitation. Every moment another opportunity to choose presence instead of reaction. I also found the newer tagline we liked much better than the original: Seven days in the jungle. No masks. No distractions. Are you ready to meet yourself? And the newer positioning: This isn't a retreat for men looking to escape life. It's for men who want to return to it more fully alive.