SCHOOL
In ancient times, the sacred teachings of the Q’ero people from Quico Grande, known as the last Inka Ayllu of Paytiti, were passed down in secrecy, from elder to apprentice, in profound reverence. Today, as foretold by Inka prophecies, we feel the urgent call to open our doors and share this ancestral wisdom with the world. Humanity is undergoing a period of great transformation, and it is our sacred duty to support Mother Earth and our brothers and sisters on this journey of healing and self-discovery.
By choosing to receive the Three Initiations (Karpays), you take a step onto the Sacred Inka Path, embarking on a journey to become a Pampamesayoq, whether as an Inka Paqo (man) or Ñusta Paqo (woman). This path is not merely a learning process—it is a profound transformation. Through it, we pass down the most authentic and complete teachings of our tradition, just as the Paqo masters did in ancient times.
Our esteemed guides, Don Alejandro Apaza and Don Sebastián Suclli, have dedicated their lives to preserving and transmitting these teachings with integrity. Their wisdom reminds us:
«No matter how long it takes, we will pass on this knowledge in its most authentic and rightful way.»
Thanks to their unwavering devotion, we ensure that every teaching remains deeply rooted in the pure essence of our sacred lineage.
On the Pampamesayoq Path, during Level 1, we activate and align three fundamental energy centers. These centers not only represent aspects of our being but also serve as divine expressions of the cosmos. They are deeply connected to three sacred Quechua verbs:
- Munay (Love) – The power of unconditional love and compassion.
- Yachay (Wisdom) – The deep knowledge and intuition that guide us.
- Llankay (Service) – The dedication to sacred action and selfless service.
Through this alignment, we embrace our true spiritual calling, walking the path of healing, balance, and reciprocity with all of existence.
🌿 Munay – The Power of Love
Munay is the heart of this path, the center where compassion flourishes. It teaches us to embrace all beings, to feel their joys and sorrows, and to dissolve the barriers of ego and separation. Through Munay, we become channels of divine energy, aligning ourselves with nature and the interconnected web of life.
By cultivating Munay, we open our hearts to unconditional love, allowing us to heal ourselves and others. It is through this profound love that we reconnect with the sacred balance of existence, honoring the unity between Mother Earth, the cosmos, and all living beings.
🧠 Yachay – The Power of Wisdom
Yachay resides in the womb, where the power of deep wisdom unfolds. It represents our ability to perceive truth beyond the material world, awakening intuition and understanding the universe from a spiritual perspective. Through Yachay, we refine our perception and cultivate profound knowledge that guides us on our sacred journey.
By embracing Yachay, we open ourselves to the teachings of the cosmos, allowing wisdom to flow through us, illuminating our path with clarity and purpose.
💪 Llankay – The Power of Service
Llankay is connected to the crown, where our divine light and spiritual strength are activated. It aligns us with the energy of sacred work, reminding us that our purpose is to serve others.
Through Llankay, we offer our skills and knowledge in ways that uplift and heal, acting with dedication and selfless love. It is in service that we strengthen our connection with the world, becoming instruments of healing and harmony in the great web of life.
By awakening and aligning Munay (Love), Yachay (Wisdom), and Llankay (Service), we cultivate inner unity and deep spiritual clarity. This balance allows us to perceive reality without fear or illusion, embracing life with an open heart, a clear mind, and a will to serve. On this sacred journey, we are called to humility—not seeking recognition, but dedicating ourselves to healing and guiding others with patience and devotion. Through each sacred practice, we not only transform ourselves, but also extend healing to all beings, creating a world of harmony and reciprocity.
The Inca Trail of Paqo Pampamesayoq: Inca Healer – LEVEL I
- What does it mean to be a Paqo, and what is the path to becoming a shaman?
- How are the principles of shamanism manifested in daily life?
- What tools are used in the practice of Incan shamanism?
- In what ways do these principles help cultivate a higher state of consciousness?
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What is Kintu and what is its significance in ceremonies?
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How is a Khuya Mesa created and what elements are included?
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What energies are associated with each element of the Quepe Mesa?
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On what occasions are Kintu and Khuya Mesa used during ceremonies or in daily life?
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What meditative practices can be incorporated during the creation of the Quepe Mesa?
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What are the four directions or Suyos, and which sacred animals and spirits are associated with each one?
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What spiritual connection is established when invoking sacred sites?
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What techniques are taught in the workshop to invoke the cosmos?
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What practices are required to open a sacred space before invocation?
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What is the Pichay technique, and how is it carried out?
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What materials or elements are needed to perform the Pichay/purification technique?
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How can you mentally and spiritually prepare for the purification process?
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Are there different methods of Pichay, and what are they?
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How can the ritual of gratitude deepen our connection with the universe?
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What does Haywarikuy mean, and what is its purpose in the ritual?
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What is the composition of a Haywarikuy ritual?
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What shamanic instruments and sacred weavings are used to prepare an offering/Haymarikuy?
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What are the steps to follow in creating a Haymarikuy offering?
The Inca Trail of Paqo Pampamesayoq: Inca Healer – LEVEL 2
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How is the connection with the Rainbow Bridge established?
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What are the main intentions and goals of remote healing?
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What does soul retrieval mean from the Andean perspective?
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What elements are needed to create an effective offering?
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What are the Ñawis, and what is their importance in Andean medicine?
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How can we activate and balance the Ñawis within our body?
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What specific areas do you wish to improve during the practice?
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What results do you hope to achieve by applying the techniques you’ve learned?
The Inca Trail of Paqo Pampamesayoq: Inca Healer – LEVEL 3
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What key elements are needed to prepare coca leaves before a reading?
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How can you interpret the position and orientation of the leaves in relation to the seeker’s question?
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How can you prepare your Khuya Mesa to enhance its healing power?
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What techniques can be applied to channel healing energy from your Mesa Khuya?
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What key skills have you developed during your shamanic training?
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How can you apply what you’ve learned in your daily life and healing practice?
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How can you strengthen your connection with your spiritual guides during this initiation?
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In what ways does Llankay Karpay support the manifestation of your purpose as a healer?
Otros talleres
The Ñustas Healing Technique is a deeply spiritual and therapeutic approach rooted in the rich legacy of the Andean tradition. It draws from the ancestral connection of our forebears with the sacred energies of the Seven Ñustas—divine feminine entities associated with the powerful presence of seven revered mountains in the Cusco region. These Ñustas are honored as cosmic wisdom keepers, each embodying distinct spiritual attributes. They are venerated for their ability to offer protection, healing, and profound guidance to those who invoke their presence on the path of personal and energetic transformation.
Join us in this enriching online workshop where you will explore the ancient Andean healing tradition of the Chumpis Mesa. Under the guidance of masters from the Apaza Suclli family lineage, you will learn to connect with the sacred Chumpi stones and their energetic power. These stones, linked to the Andean Apus and the human energy centers, serve as tools for protection, balance, and spiritual alignment. This experience offers a unique opportunity to deepen your inner journey, awaken ancestral wisdom, and reconnect with the healing forces of the Earth.

The path of the Paqo is not just a learning journey—it is a transformation of the soul. It is a sacred commitment to healing, deep connection with nature, and awakening to our true essence Ancient wisdom is calling you… Are you ready to answer? ✨
Founded in 2006, the Wayra Qeros Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the ancestral wisdom of the last Inka ayllu, Quico Grande, and to promoting harmony between humanity and nature. Its mission is to transmit Indigenous knowledge that encourages a life in balance with the natural world.
Through workshops, talks, and educational activities, the Foundation teaches sustainable practices based on the Andean cosmovision, inspiring people to recognize their connection with the Earth and adopt responsible behaviors. The Foundation works in collaboration with other communities and organizations, promoting reciprocity and cooperation toward a healthier, more sustainable future.
Mission
Our mission is to preserve the ancestral wisdom of the last Inka ayllu, Quico Grande, by sharing sacred knowledge about living in harmony with nature. Through the teaching of sustainable practices and the transmission of the Andean worldview, we aim to inspire people to live in balance with their environment, promoting the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of communities and the planet. We foster collaboration and reciprocity, planting the essence of Ayni to build a healthier and more harmonious future for all.
Vision
Our vision is to become a global reference in the preservation of Indigenous culture and wisdom, creating a movement that values and promotes the deep connection between human beings and nature. We aspire for our teachings and practices to inspire future generations to adopt a sustainable lifestyle in harmony with the Earth—where mutual respect and cooperation are the foundations for a more just, joyful, and healthy world.
We, the women of Awaq Ñustas and members of the Wayra Q’eros Foundation, are not just weavers with our hands—we are weavers with our souls. Every thread we touch is a sacred connection to the Pachamama, to our sacred mountains, to the sky, and to our ancestors. Our artisanal work is a manifestation of our spirituality and the energy that flows through the earth and the cosmos.
We have acquired a sacred plot of land in the Sacred Valley of Huaran, measuring 1,780 square meters. It is here that we envision building our Cultural and Spiritual Center. This space will be far more than just a place to sell our creations. It will be a sacred home where we can:
Exhibit and Share Our Work: A space to display and offer our handmade pieces, each woven with the energy of our mountains—each piece a deep expression of our Andean worldview.
Preserve and Teach Our Culture: A place where we can teach our Andean traditions to the younger generations, and to anyone who wishes to learn from our ancestral wisdom.
Promote Respect and Love for Mother Earth: A sacred space to share the spiritual path of harmony with Pachamama, the mountains, and the elements—living in balance with the universe.
Integrate Future Generations: A welcoming place for children and youth to reconnect with their roots, learning the traditions of our Inca ancestors and embracing the balance they taught us.
Your donation is a vital part of making this dream a reality. With your support, we can continue to honor our heritage, preserve our traditions, and secure a future for our daughters and sons—one where they walk the sacred path of our ancestors.
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Every thread we weave not only helps us provide for our families—it is also an act of resistance, love, and deep reverence for our land and traditions. By donating, you become a vital part of our journey, helping ensure that our creations continue to be an authentic expression of our spirituality and culture.
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