Renatify!

and let it be

**A tree planting ceremony**

We come together to plant the seeds of what matters most, **grounding our intentions** and nurturing what we want to grow and thrive in our lives and the lives of those we care about.

Our ceremonies are about creating a space for **connection and creativity.** From intimate Living Room Concerts and jam sessions to Ecstatic Dance and meditation, each event offers an opportunity to **share, celebrate, and reflect together**.
For every ticket and piece of merchandise sold, we plant a tree in the indigenous lands of Brazil, a simple, meaningful way to **nourish connection to the Earth**.
**Renatify!** is about restoring what’s essential, **our natural rhythm, timeless values, and shared humanity.**
Join us and explore the program, share your voice, or simply enjoy the **songs and stories** that bring us together during our seasonal tree planting ceremonies.
Let’s root ourselves in action and hope for the future, and let’s just be, as nature intended.

Upcoming events

Living Room Concert

SUNDAY FEB 16th
Songs and Stories with Brazilian singer/songwriter Fantine Tho and Saskia Roeland with Navaska Beads - Colorful Intentions. We'll come together for an evening of music and meditation designed to inspire and nurture our wholehearted visions for the season ahead.

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Ecstatic Dance

SATURDAY MARCH 29TH
Embrace & Renatify - Circle of embodiment of the feminine energy. Where dance meets sound and you embrace yourself to flourish with all that you are. An event by Numinous by Michelle and Renatify by Fantine.

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The Surf Expedition and Music Research

Renatify! is an independent initiative with a mission to regenerate land and support indigenous communities through meaningful actions.

All donations go directly to the Tribe Leader Kerexu of Morro dos Cavalos, Santa Catarina, and her established cultural center—a hub of tradition, resilience, and hope.

Our work is strengthened by the World Adventure Society, a dedicated team of explorers and adventurers who have joined us to create a documentary: a surf and music research expedition that bridges cultures and celebrates connection.

We are actively seeking sponsors and supporters to help bring this vision to life.

This project offers a chance to experience nature deeply, honoring our brief journey on this Earth while exploring the rich heritage of the Guarani people—their music, language, instruments, and the environment that inspires their enduring millennial culture.

We believe their voices carry vital wisdom for our times, and their ancestral ways can illuminate new paths of hope and harmony in today’s world.

Be a part of this movement. Together, we can make a difference.

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Culture and Symbolism of the Green Atlantic

“Saracura is a bird from the Atlantic Forest. Like most birds, they migrates in flocks. Whenever they reach new territory, 2 females are sent forth to indicate whether the area is hospitable or hostile. What determines whether the flocks move forward to inhabit or retrieve to new lands is the Saracura Song. The presence of the Saracura, or the ‘woodrail’, is an indication of safe fertile ground”

The Guaranis are the indigenous people of this forest. The red paint on their faces indicates innocence, while black means protection. Only the women wear the mark of the Saracura paw on their faces, for like the bird, the females are the guardians of themselves, the tribe and the environment. A child is only allowed to use black paint in festive celebration. Officially, they are only allowed to wear black after they have spent 3 months in the jungle on their own after their first cycle to awaken the protective instinct. They have much to share about protecting silent life in our planet.

Red Guardians of The Green Atlantic.

Sitting with Kerexu

To tell about the essence of her people, Kerexu honors us with a traditional story women share with their children. I now am blessed to share a story many more need to hear about with you.

by Marsitella Giassi — Photo: Marsitella Giassi
First and only female tribe leader, former Cacique, in one of the magnificent souther states in Brazil, Santa Catarina. Florianópolis, Morro dos Cavalos.

“I was asked to speak of the needs of the Amazon while being from the Atlantic Forrest. Will you help us let the world know of the existence of our people?”

— Kerexu’s comments on her last visit to the UN.

Protecting Silent Life

Renatify! The Green Atlantic

In my last visit to Portugal I was caught by surprise with a nauseating feeling while contemplating the wood and gold in the castles of Sintra. Like many, I couldn’t help but live the colonisation process in imaginary flashes before my eyes.

I was in a surf expedition with my daughter.

That is when it occurred to me to unite surfers of the colonising countries who battled in Brazilian lands, The Netherlands and Portugal, to surf the coast of the Green Atlantic, learning about ways to protect silent life with the original indigenous tribes, while enjoying the sport and way of life more consciously.

I have recorded an album of one hour of consecutive music, expressing the fusion of ancestries in my genes in hope to embrace duality, both light and shadow to awaken more realness, promote more freedom and enjoy more genuine connection.

My aim is to give continuity to this art form "Flesh and Soul" (Pele e Alma) by creating a documentary, addressing the awakening of a new level of awareness promoted by the Guaranis while sharing with the surfers.

The NGO of explorers WAS (World Adventure Society) is on our side with the finest film crew who are more than willing to board this adventure. We have preselected surfers from Holland and Portugal, one of them with a "Green Surfer" title by the International Surf Organisation, surfer, coach and entrepreneur Hans van den Broek.

Kerexu is also available to give access to the tribes, share the stories and rituals of initiation and we also have more contacts of different indigenous communities throughout the coast.

What we need are financial means to make this documentary possible and spread the word.

Renatify! with Kerexu. Morro dos Cavalos, Santa Catarina, Brazil

Renatify! with Eliara at Yakã Porã tribe.

Learn more about the locations where renatification is happening. Meet our friends of the forest protecting and restoring nature.

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I hope to soon start this conversation and exciting venture to protect silent life in the Green Atlantic.

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The Atlantic Forest mitigates climate change, produces oxygen and rainfal and also helps avoid natural disasters

Mata Atlantica Mapa.jpg — HOME of indigenous peoples (Guarani and Kaigangs) and other traditional communities (caiçara and quilombo), the Mata Atlântica is the second largest plant formation in all of South America following the Amazon Forest providing sources of water for most Brazilians.
**The Atlantic Forest was the first environment settled by the Portuguese colonists more than 500 years ago, and today is home for more than 70% of the entire Brazilian population.** Mostly in the large cities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and Curitiba.
**Because of these historical processes, since colonisation, about 93% of the original Atlantic Forest domain was deforested or extremely modified in some way.**
**We have work to do!**
**Every help is valuable.**