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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Andean Cosmovision?

It is the ancestral way in which Andean peoples understand the universe, based on the harmonious connection between human beings, nature, and the divine.

Ayni (reciprocity), Munay (love), Yachay (wisdom), Llank’ay (work), and balance with the three worlds: Hanan Pacha (upper world), Kay Pacha (earthly world), and Ukhu Pacha (inner world).

Pachamama (Mother Earth), Inti (Sun), Mama Killa (Moon), Illapa (thunder), the Apus (mountain spirits), among others.

Spirits of the four elements—earth, water, fire, and air—that sustain life and the balance of the world.

Inti Raymi (Festival of the Sun, June 21), Qoyllur Rit’i, and various celebrations tied to the agricultural and lunar calendar.

Ayni, Munay, Yachay, Llank’ay, Sonqoy (heart), Chaninchay (equilibrium), and Kawsay (vital energy).

He is an Andean priest (Altomisayoc) and spiritual teacher of the Q’ero nation, in Cusco, Peru.

It is a process of learning and spiritual connection that leads a person to become a guide or healer. A shaman is someone who connects the worlds and works with energies to heal and bring balance.

A Misayoq or Altomisayoc, guardian of ancestral wisdom, responsible for performing ceremonies and maintaining the connection between the worlds.

It is the Andean cross, a symbol of the three worlds (Hanan Pacha, Kay Pacha, Ukhu Pacha) and of cosmic balance.

A portable ceremonial altar, made up of sacred stones (khuyas) and textiles, which the priest uses to work energetically.

Pututos (conch shells), chakanas, mesas, khuyas (power stones), feathers, drum, coca leaves, and ritual staffs.

A transmission of energy and wisdom that an Andean master gives to the initiate as part of their spiritual path.

The initiate receives energy, symbols, and permissions to work spiritually, connecting with the Apus and Pachamama.

A ceremonial offering that integrates elements of nature—such as flowers, seeds, sweets, and yarns—to give thanks and balance energies.

The act of giving something sacred to Pachamama or the Apus as a sign of gratitude and reciprocity.

There are several, including the personal, community, spiritual, and cosmic levels of consciousness, which are integrated along the path of the initiate.

It announces a time of transformation and awakening of humanity, when ancestral wisdom will return to guide the world toward a new era of balance.