Rewrite your story.
Reclaim your direction.
A six-day immersive retreat blending storytelling, neurobiology, Andean–Amazonian ancestral knowledge and wild male community energy — for those ready to redesign the life they're living.
Your life is a story you are telling yourself.
ROAR is a hybrid: part creative workshop, part transformation retreat, part narrative engineering lab. We work with the same tools used to build films — character, conflict, structure, arc — and apply them to the script you're living inside.
Change the narrative, change the reality it produces.
Four phases of flow.
Every transformation moves through the same architecture. We guide you through it deliberately, in sequence, with practice.
- I
Resistance
Ego & emotionWe meet what stops you. The defenses, the loops, the stories you protect even as they shrink your life.
- II
Letting Go
Where & whenWe name the grip. We practice the release — not as theory, but in the body, in the breath, in the room.
- III
Flow
EcstasyThe state where the new pattern becomes possible. Movement, attention, and creation collapse into one.
- IV
Recovery
Integration & restWe anchor what shifted. You leave with structure, not euphoria — a new architecture you can live inside.
Grounded in science. Translated into practice.
Neuroplasticity
The brain reorganizes its wiring in response to experience. New input creates new patterns — at any age.
Beliefs shape perception
What you believe becomes what you notice. What you notice becomes what you feel and how you act.
Narrative engineering
Stories are infrastructure. Identify the script, edit the script, change what the script produces.
Modern neuroscience meets Andean–Amazonian knowledge.
What labs are mapping today, communities in Bolivia have been living for generations. We hold both traditions with respect — using each to illuminate the other.
- Neuroplasticity
Andean practices of repetition, ritual and embodied attention — patterning the nervous system through rhythm, breath and place.
- Belief & perception
Amazonian traditions read perception as relational — what you perceive is shaped by the body, the land and the people you stand with.
- Narrative engineering
Bolivian oral tradition treats story as a working tool of identity — the community version of rewriting the script.
- Self-regulation
Ancestral body practices — posture, breath, contact with earth — as a vocabulary for nervous-system regulation.
Five days. Off-grid. Fully present.
Masía Ventanell, a remote estate in Barcelona. No screens. No noise. The container is small and deliberate — physical, mental, and emotional exploration in tight rhythm with the four phases of flow.
- 01No phone. No internet.
- 02Movement & breathwork
- 03Storytelling exercises
- 04Group dynamics
- 05Altered states of attention
- 06Ancestral practice
We are not guides, shamans, or gurus; we are men in service, walking together in the strength of vulnerability for the good of the community.
After years of denying our roots, the sacred potential to push ourselves to exhaustion, knowing exactly what to do to transform our lives but choosing self-sabotage, choosing to move forward under a deep fear shaped by family patterns of rejection, abandonment, humiliation, betrayal, and injustice, it was in that dark and twisted place that we recognized the true challenge: to look fear in the eyes.
And instead of "healing" it, we learned a way to integrate it into our lives.
We don't have a magical solution or a definitive formula — but that experience gifted us interesting tools, ancient and ancestral yet also new and innovative, that, when combined with the energy of the tribe, we deeply believe can help you remember and embody your most powerful essence.
The five questions.
Before you arrive, sit with these. They are the spine of the week — and the spine of the work after it.
- 01
What is your story about?
What are you actually looking for? What story are you trying to write — and for whom?
- 02
Where does it take place?
In the body? The mind? The work? The relationship? Locate the stage.
- 03
When does it happen?
In the present? Replayed from the past? Or borrowed from a future imagined?
- 04
Who is the protagonist?
Who is the version of you the story keeps casting? Why do they fight?
- 05
What actions define it?
Strip away the talk. What do you actually do — and what would the new script require?
Practitioners. Not gurus.
We don't sell magic. We share tools we've used on ourselves — refined across decades in film, in business, in the body, in long inquiry.
Rigo Bellott-Machi
Award-winning filmmaker, theatre practitioner. Builds the narrative engineering frame from 22+ years inside story.
Osomatli Jampiri
Engineer and film producer. Custodian of Andean–Amazonian knowledge and alternative therapy work.
Billy Gallego
Architect and entrepreneur. Holds the personal-inquiry container and the structure for what you build after.
Jamie Beron
Vinyasa, Jivamukti and meditation teacher. Anchors the body — the place every transformation has to land.
Masía Ventanell, Barcelona.
Stone walls. Hills. Silence. A historic masia in Barcelona, designed to remove the noise so the work can actually happen.
No promises of a new life. Tools to build one.
Clarity
Less noise in the head. A clearer read on what is actually yours and what isn't.
Reset
Patterns that have been running on autopilot — interrupted, examined, rewritten.
Direction
Reconnection with what you're actually moving toward, and why.
Narrative
A new internal script — one you authored, not one you inherited.
June 2026. Barcelona.
The container is intentionally small — only 20 participants. We read every application personally and reply within a week.