Bituon Wisdom

Name: Bituon Wisdom
Address: Purok 1 Mindana St Don Paulino, Dapa, Surigao del Norte, 8417, Caraga Region, Philippines
Telephone: +63 995 385 4382

Kimberly Joy Macatangay Pozzi is a Filipina with Ivatan (Batanes Islands) and Tagalog roots. Given the spiritual name Lakhaw-Ayan Bituon ("Travelling Star") by her Babaylan mentor. She walks a path shaped by ancestral belief, cultural reflection, and lived experience. Having lived between the Philippines and Italy since 1998, Kimberly is now based in Siargao, where she offers culturally rooted practices in meditation, ritual, and multidimensional exploration. She teaches foundational meditation online as a practical discipline, guiding people through breath awareness, presence, and observation to support inner rhythm and reflection. Her Hayahay ritual, rooted in pre-colonial animist belief and passed to her with the blessing of a Babaylan, supports self-honoring and soul alignment through guided visualization, chanting, and embodied care. Kimberly also facilitates Akashic access, teaching individuals how to enter their Records through meditation. This practice is grounded in the understanding that time is a construct of physical reality, and that lives across spaces and timelines can be experienced through dreams, synchronicities, and the Akasha. As a guide, she does not read the Records for others. Instead, she offers an ethical, empowering approach that helps people trust their visions with discernment, confidence, and spiritual integrity, supporting autonomy, not dependency. This is an overall concept applied in her service and way of living, where empowerment

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