Wakále Amotí is a sovereign fellowship of the KWAJI:YÄ KNÖGÉ Nation, dedicated to the restoration of our sacred relationship with the land, the revival of ancestral knowledge, and the renewal of life in harmony with the natural and Divine order. Rooted in the ancient Arawakan tongue, Wakále speaks of leadership, guardianship, and communal guidance; Amotí carries the breath of truth, peace, and ancestral continuity.

Together, they call us to walk in wisdom, to guard the earth as a living relative, and to breathe new life into the covenant between our people and Mother Gaia. Through immersive fellowship gatherings, land-based learning, and intertribal exchange, Wakále Amotí serves as both a ceremonial lodge and a practical school— a place where ancestral teachings meet regenerative design, where the youth are guided by elders, and where all participants leave as caretakers of the land.