What is Ayni
Our Vision
A society where consciousness is expressed as care — for oneself, for children, for our ancestors, for other living beings and for the Planet.
Our Mission
Through real and disruptive scenarios in education, economy and agroecology, to inspire and encourage a new relationship between the human being and themselves, their purpose and, as a consequence, their surroundings.
What do we believe in?
We believe that a human being reconnected with their essence, with a sense of privilege for the species they belong to and the planet they inhabit, relates more consciously and honourably to children and to their own ancestry.
Our pillars
Education
We invite adults into inner work. Reflecting on life. Reconnecting with their essence. And from there, creating a new relationship with children. We work on the education of adults; children we leave in peace, to be who they are!
Economy
That the principles sustaining today’s economy be increasingly directed towards the greater good. That the profit from products and services be used to improve the world.
We believe in a conscious economy where business owners place themselves at the service of others, with their skills and the driving force of their companies.
Agroecology
A relationship of honour and respect for the earth. An invitation to reconnect with the energy of nature and to feel how that resonates in human relationships. To honour the earth is to honour the feminine, is to honour the mother.
Care for the earth and for the children of the earth. That is our message!
Our objectives as an institution are:
Education
A municipal school system somewhere in the country adopting practices inspired by Ayni as public education policy.
Economy
Through the running of our hotel, coworking space and event venue, to inspire new businesses that can serve to sustain purposes for a greater good.
Agroecology
Through our growing system, to inspire producers and consumers to eliminate pesticides from the production chain.
That our educational practices with families and children are possible in any school, in a process that starts with inspired individuals and can end in laws and management policies.
Education begins through work with the adults who surround children, so that they may then allow children to be themselves, in environments of safety, trust and presence, prepared with great possibilities for discovery.
That we can produce food in abundance without harming the Earth.
That disruptive scenes which do not follow the age-old status quo of any social base cause an unconscious movement of raised consciousness, greater than direct messages or speeches.
At Ayni we believe in being open to an economy based on gifts and donations, while also having a structure of products and services that generate resources to sustain the project.
We believe businesses can exist with a purpose for the world, and not exclusively for the financial accumulation of one or more people. For us, the financial sustainability of a project is one of the most important parts of any initiative.