Pilgrimage with Berdhanya tests the participant’s flexibility, creativity, adaptability, and spontaneity. Each pilgrimage is different. However, as a general rule, pilgrimage requires changing places every few days. In other instances, the participants remain in one site and explore the surroundings more quietly.

Through the years, Berdhanya has chosen countries from the west and the south of the Earth. She has visited Southern and Northern India, Ecuador/Galápagos, Peru, Central and Northern Colombia, Central Bolivia,  Guatemala, Colombia, Belize, Brazil, Eastern and Western Canada, USA and Mexico. Berdanya usually travels with her husband, Matthew Cosgrove, and a small group of people. Both teachers and participants interact to decode and facilitate ancient and relevant knowledge embedded in sacred sites. This inner anthropology enriches the participants’ lives with powerful experiences, connects them with pristine nature, and exposes them to the richness of different cultures. Ceremonies and meditations are usually performed in pristine natural environments with the cooperation of the local inhabitants.  We can say that the pilgrimages are live entities that carry the participants to places they have never been.