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Yachay, munay, llankay, the Andean prayer that unites feeling, action, and knowledge of the soul
Path of the Spirit, Connection with Ancestral Wisdom
En la cosmovisión andina, todo está vivo y respira. Pachamama nos nutre con su aliento, y los Apus velan por nuestros pasos desde las montañas sagradas. Al caminar con consciencia, honramos a Ayni, el equilibrio entre dar y recibir.
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Sacred Pilgrimages
CUZCO -PERÚ
Ausangate es una de las montañas más sagradas de los Andes peruanos y uno de los Apus (espíritus guardianes) más venerados en la cosmovisión andina.
AUSANGATE
Qoyllur Rit’i marca el inicio del nuevo ciclo agrícola y cósmico. Coincide con la aparición de la constelación de las Pléyades (Qollqa), símbolo de renovación y fertilidad en los Andes.
QOYLLUR RIT'I
It was believed to connect the Apus (mountain spirits) with the Tawantinsuyo. In towns such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, ancient temples, terraces, and traditions still reflect the harmony between humans and nature.
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On-line Course
Online Course Voices of the Andes - Karpays
The Karpay, also known as Karpays or Energy Transmission Rites, are ceremonies of Andean origin that form part of the spiritual worldview of the Q’ero, considered the direct descendants of the ancient Incas.
In Andean tradition, Karpay are not merely symbolic: they represent an energetic initiation in which a paqo (Andean priest or sage) “plants” in the initiate a living connection with natural forces, such as the Apus (mountain spirits), the Ñustas (feminine energies of nature), or Kausay itself, the vital energy that animates all forms of life.
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Saminchakuy
Together, it means “receiving the pure energy of the universe.” It is a process of cleansing and harmonization, in which dense energies (hucha) are released and vital energy (sami) is integrated, restoring inner balance and connection with Kausay, the life force of life.
Saminchakuy
The offering, called Haywarikuy or Despacho, is an act of reciprocity (ayni) with Pachamama: we give something from the heart in exchange for everything we receive: food, health, protection, and balance. Through this gesture, personal energy and the energy of nature align, creating harmony and gratitude.
Yanantin – Masintin
Together they symbolize unity in duality, showing that differences are not a conflict, but forces that complement and balance each other. In the context of a couple, this wisdom teaches that harmony arises when opposites are recognized and united, fostering reciprocity, respect, and deep connection between the members of the couple. Similarly, it applies both within each person and in relationships with others and with nature.
Origin and Destination
Walk calmly, guided by the voice of your heart. Be grateful for every step, even those that hurt. Transformation comes from silence and devotion. Sincere actions illuminate the path of the soul. Nothing is coincidence: everything comes when you are ready to receive it.
YURI FLORES
Psychologist, PampaMisayuq, CEO
Through practices, meditations, and rituals, I learned to listen to my heart, release emotions, and reconnect with the life force that dwells in everything.
A land of shamans and pure hearts, where life still dances to the rhythm of Pachamama and the Apus. The Q'eros remind us that true power lies in living in ayni, in balance and gratitude with all that exists.
A wonderful visit to Cusco! We were in Cusco. Norma, our contact person at the agency, made us feel safe. She was always attentive to our needs and prioritized our safety. I highly recommend her, especially her services. Excellent organization and quick response to our requests and inquiries. Thank you so much, Norma, for making our visit an unforgettable memory.
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Yachay, munay, llankay, the Andean prayer that unites feeling, action, and knowledge of the soul
Path of the Spirit, Connection with Ancestral Wisdom
En la cosmovisión andina, todo está vivo y respira. Pachamama nos nutre con su aliento, y los Apus velan por nuestros pasos desde las montañas sagradas. Al caminar con consciencia, honramos a Ayni, el equilibrio entre dar y recibir.
Secure Payment
100% Secure Payment
30 Days Return
If goods have problems
24/7 Support
Dedicated support
Free Delivery
For all order over 80$
Sacred Pilgrimages
Ausangate es una de las montañas más sagradas de los Andes peruanos y uno de los Apus (espíritus guardianes) más venerados en la cosmovisión andina.
AUSANGATE
Qoyllur Rit’i marca el inicio del nuevo ciclo agrícola y cósmico. Coincide con la aparición de la constelación de las Pléyades (Qollqa), símbolo de renovación y fertilidad en los Andes.
QOYLLUR RIT'I
It was believed to connect the Apus (mountain spirits) with the Tawantinsuyo. In towns such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, ancient temples, terraces, and traditions still reflect the harmony between humans and nature.
SACRED VALLEY
On-line Course
Online Course Voices of the Andes - Karpays
The Karpay, also known as Karpays or Energy Transmission Rites, are ceremonies of Andean origin that form part of the spiritual worldview of the Q’ero, considered the direct descendants of the ancient Incas.
In Andean tradition, Karpay are not merely symbolic: they represent an energetic initiation in which a paqo (Andean priest or sage) “plants” in the initiate a living connection with natural forces, such as the Apus (mountain spirits), the Ñustas (feminine energies of nature), or Kausay itself, the vital energy that animates all forms of life.
GRAFTS
SERVICES
Saminchakuy
Together, it means “receiving the pure energy of the universe.” It is a process of cleansing and harmonization, in which dense energies (hucha) are released and vital energy (sami) is integrated, restoring inner balance and connection with Kausay, the life force of life.
Saminchakuy
The offering, called Haywarikuy or Despacho, is an act of reciprocity (ayni) with Pachamama: we give something from the heart in exchange for everything we receive: food, health, protection, and balance. Through this gesture, personal energy and the energy of nature align, creating harmony and gratitude.
Yanantin – Masintin
Together they symbolize unity in duality, showing that differences are not a conflict, but forces that complement and balance each other. In the context of a couple, this wisdom teaches that harmony arises when opposites are recognized and united, fostering reciprocity, respect, and deep connection between the members of the couple. Similarly, it applies both within each person and in relationships with others and with nature.
Origin and Destination
Walk calmly, guided by the voice of your heart. Be grateful for every step, even those that hurt. Transformation comes from silence and devotion. Sincere actions illuminate the path of the soul. Nothing is coincidence: everything comes when you are ready to receive it.
YURI FLORES
Psychologist, PampaMisayuq, CEO
Through practices, meditations, and rituals, I learned to listen to my heart, release emotions, and reconnect with the life force that dwells in everything.
A land of shamans and pure hearts, where life still dances to the rhythm of Pachamama and the Apus. The Q'eros remind us that true power lies in living in ayni, in balance and gratitude with all that exists.
A wonderful visit to Cusco! We were in Cusco. Norma, our contact person at the agency, made us feel safe. She was always attentive to our needs and prioritized our safety. I highly recommend her, especially her services. Excellent organization and quick response to our requests and inquiries. Thank you so much, Norma, for making our visit an unforgettable memory.