Your host
Hey, I'm Patricia.
In 2017, I left Brazil, following my instinct to experience the world from every possible angle and expand the way I see it.
To me, travelling is a tool for mental emancipation and an act of awareness. By learning the history of a place and appreciating its culture with respect and curiosity, we can move through the world more consciously and leave a positive impact wherever we go.
Through a conscious connection with nature and movement, I feel alive. I feel deeply in love with being alive.
Agartha is an old dream finally taking shape. A space to share the way I experience the world and to create journeys where every woman can reconnect with herself, expand her perspective and amplify her personal power through shared experiences.
We are living freedoms that previous generations of women had to fight for and, in many places, are still fighting for. The freedom to travel alone, to occupy space, to move our bodies, to choose our lives and to experience the world beyond the roles assigned to us.
We are here to break the cycles that no longer fit the strength, freedom and potential we carry.
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What is Agartha
Agartha is a legendary underground kingdom that appears in esoteric traditions. A hidden civilization deep beneath the Earth's surface — a place of wisdom, harmony and ancient knowledge, accessible only to those who are ready to seek it.
Stories claim there are hidden entrances to the underground realm of Agartha, supposedly located in remote parts of the world.
But perhaps the entrance was never meant to be found on a map. Perhaps Agartha is a place you reach when you step beyond what is familiar.
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The symbol
The symbol was developed from a contemporary interpretation of the myth of Agartha. Its form refers to the mountains, traditionally associated with the entrances to the subterranean city. Between these elements emerges a portal, representing the passage between the outer world and the inner journey that each experience provides.
Agartha brings together the exploration of the world with the exploration of ourselves, creating spaces exclusively for women to move, connect, challenge themselves and experience the world on their own terms. Nature is not simply the destination, but the context in which we step outside familiar roles, question our limits and discover new possibilities.