The EUROTAS International Congress will convene in the multicultural heart of Mexico—Oaxaca.
From October 22 to 26, 2025. These dates align with the traditional time of the year to celebrate the regeneration of life. In late Autumn we are keenly aware of the precious cycle of sowing and harvesting and the sunsets and sunrises that, even in contemporary cultures, are etched into the human psyche.
For the first time, the EUROTAS Global Transpersonal Network will hold its international transpersonal congress in Mexico.
EUROTAS, formerly the European Transpersonal Association, was born when professionals in psychology, consciousness and spirituality from various countries decided to meet annually to promote transpersonal studies. Founded in 1984 at the first European Transpersonal Congress in Brussels, its initial meetings promoted in-depth discussions and committed actions.
Since 1984, EUROTAS organizes an annual congress that connects the transpersonal community and fosters the integration of its values in today's society.
With members from more than 30 countries, EUROTAS is a Global Transpersonal Network that promotes a transpersonal vision in therapy, education, research and culture worldwide.
Hosts
María Islas
Salina Cruz, Oaxaca
Sven Doehner
Ciudad de México
As your hosts, at Instituto Macuil, we are excited to welcome you with the living heartbeat of our ancestral traditions, in an authentic and dynamic multidisciplinary encounter between traditional and indigenous cultures and visionary individuals who seek to create new sparks of inspiration in relation to the transformation of consciousness.
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Pre y Post Xolotl
EUROTAS 2025
Xolotl:
Innovations and Traditions in the Arts and Sciences of Being.
The title of this year’s congress is Xolotl, Innovations and Traditions in the Arts and Sciences of Being. Through this theme, we hope to inspire meaningful encounters, creative dialogues and transformative experiences among people and collectives interested in experiencing and generating new theoretical and practical inspirations and tools for the evolution of human consciousness.
With this intercultural and multidisciplinary gathering, we want to energize a dialogue between ancient traditional arts and contemporary psychological theories.
We seek to co-create and embody new understandings and psychological proposals rooted in the ancient and indigenous connection between arts and crafts and psyche and soul. This connection, grounded in a deeply felt cosmology and the cycles of renewal of the living environment has the potential to allow us to recreate ourselves as human beings, actively evolving consciousness through the power of craftsmanship and the integration of individual hands with the collective memory.
This connection, grounded in a deeply felt cosmology and the cycles of renewal of the living environment has the potential to allow us to recreate ourselves as human beings, actively evolving consciousness through the power of craftsmanship and the integration of individual hands with the collective memory.
Register for Eurotas 2025 in Oaxaca!
Join us at Eurotas 2025 in Oaxaca, where transpersonal psychology meets the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. Connect with a global community of professionals, engage in transformative discussions, and explore the integration of spirituality and therapy.
Register now and be part of this transformative event!
Hosts
XOLOTL: Innovations and Traditions in the Arts and Sciences of Being, is conceived as an artisanal and psycho-spiritual space to support the healthy transition and transformation of human consciousness and material regeneration.
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