Where it is and what's already there
3.5 hectares on the Río Risopatrón near La Junta, in Aysén, Chilean Patagonia. Native southern beech forest, with water along the property's riverbank. The land has been purchased and is owned by the Chilean company AMAYA Patagonia SpA.
What's being built here now
A wooden sanctuary, a house for longer stays and a retreat site are being built as new Places are taken. Alongside this, work is under way to restore the native southern beech forest and the riverbank.
210 Places in the Maṇḍala: support for the land and a part in the community
There are exactly 210 Places. A Place is your support for this land and your part in the life of the AMAYA community. We explain what a Place includes personally, by email.
The people already here
People on four continents share one Community: readings, live meetings and spoken questions answered by Kalanath D'Aysén himself, usually the same day. No bots or support queue between you and the author.
Community
A place for a real conversation.
Conversation
Messages from people in the circle
Shared experience
Questions and observations
Your participation
Room to read and join in
Write first, make plans together
The first step is an email: dates, travel, the season and why you'd like to come. A person replies, usually the same day, and a call follows. La Junta is remote, the journey takes a full day, and it's worth planning ahead.
Who a Place is for, and who it isn't
For someone who wants to put their effort into something real: trees, water, a house and a sanctuary you can see, and to be close to this land and its people. A Place won't suit someone looking for a financial investment: it is about the land and the people around it.
The plain facts worth reading
The land has been purchased and is owned by the Chilean company AMAYA Patagonia SpA. A Place is not a security: it is support for the land and a part in the AMAYA community.
A person answers, usually the same day.
From question to result