Beach
We review it case by case, according to the water, tide, access, and conditions for holding the encounter.
Water Healing
🧭 We open the directions and smudge to let water hold the listening.
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Water knows how to hold what has no name yet.
Water knows how to hold what does not yet have a name. Water Healing —Janzu— opens a space of trust to be received without haste, with deep listening, silence, and care.
You do not need to know how to swim. You will be held in the water at all times by the person accompanying you; we move at your pace, with listening, breath, and the care needed for you to let go little by little.
Duration
1.5 Horas · 1–2 personas
Circle
1–2 people
Date & place
Confirmed personally
What is included
- 🔥 Opening cleansing with copal
- 🌸 An offering of flowers to the water
- 🌡️ A brief warm-up and time to adapt to the water temperature
- 🌊 A Water Healing session unfolding at your own pace
- 🕯️ Space for integration and a closing conch-shell call
You choose the place
At FloreSer, we come to you when there is a water space that can be held with care. Together, we review the real conditions of temperature, privacy, access, and rest to choose the right setting.
Home
In a validated pool or water space, with the intimacy of your own place.
Hotel / villa
Coordinated in advance with the venue, its pool, and its access conditions.
Another agreed place
Together, we review whether the water and space are right for the encounter.
The circle that gathers to listen
Every Water Healing takes the shape of the circle that arrives. Choose what feels like your gathering; at the end, we will share a preliminary quote so we can talk through the place and details together.
Private Janzu
1–2 people
Private Janzu · 1–2 people. A private Water Healing encounter for one person or an accompanied pair.
Mar & Gorki are here to accompany you
Holistic therapists, sharing ceremonies since 2020.
Tell us how you imagine this gathering
We are here to listen and care for the details this moment asks for. When you finish, we receive your request and continue the conversation with you.
Your ceremony can begin from $1,900 MXN
Share what matters and receive a preliminary quote in 1 minute.
Resolving Inquiries
Do I need to know how to swim?
No. At no point are you alone in the water — the facilitator holds you throughout. Your only job is to let go and trust the water and the hands that carry you. Many people who cannot swim find Janzu their most transformative experience precisely because they must release control.
Is Janzu the same as Watsu?
They are distinct practices. WATSU® was created by Harold Dull in California in 1980, drawing on Zen Shiatsu he studied in Japan. JANZU was developed in Mexico by Mexican teacher Juan Villatoro, known as Patik. Both take place in water, yet each has its own lineage, language, and way of accompanying the body.
Will my head go underwater?
Yes, there are moments of brief immersion (2 to 5 seconds) with ears covered by plugs. It is completely safe and consensual. If you have an ear condition or feel strong resistance, we work together to find the right level of immersion for you.
What can emerge in a Janzu session?
Water is the element of the emotional in many traditions. It is very common for childhood memories, sensations of intrauterine peace, tears of release, or simply a quiet nervous system that feels like coming home to emerge. Many report it is the closest experience to the mother's womb they have had as adults.
What should I wear and how do I prepare?
Wear a swimsuit. Avoid eating 2 hours beforehand. If you have long hair, bring it tied back. Come ready to let go of control — that is all the preparation you need.
Is Janzu recommended if I have hydrophobia?
Janzu is not a treatment for hydrophobia. If water brings up anxiety, please tell us before booking: we can talk without pressure about what you need, and you may stop, pause, or decline any immersion at any time. If the fear is intense, persistent, or affects daily life, we recommend speaking with a qualified mental-health professional first.
Will I be sober and conscious during the ceremony?
Yes. This ceremony is held to be experienced with presence and clarity; psychedelics and intoxicating substances are not used before, during, or after the ceremony. Before confirming, we explain each element so you can arrive feeling at ease.