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Maestros Paqos honor and celebrate the sacred, the divine. “Huaca” encompasses all that is sacred, supernatural, and inexplicable in the world.

Huacas can be divine incorporeal beings or pieces of nature that represent them. They can be small or enormous, natural or human-made.

Wa’kas can also be the spaces that hold them, such as ceremonial places, temples for rituals, beliefs, or prayers.

Huaca are enchanted places in nature with millennial energies that we must respect, such as large stones, special trees or plants, or even specific corners of houses that have been regarded as significant.

Andean shamans, or Paqos, maintain constant relationships with their Wa’kas in Qeros and the south of Peru.

Recently, as they travel overseas, Maestros are connecting with other sacred places on other continents, weaving a vast network like a sacred textile that brings wisdom and enlightenment to the world.

But also, in andean traditions we know that unbalance can be created for the intrusions from different energies in this case energies from ghosts or lost souls “kjaika” that create lots of problems as headaches, stomachaches, tiredness, confusion, etc., and is not possible to heal with modern medicine or psychological therapy.

If you have been feeling unwell without any explanation, consider checking our Spirits intrusions & Extractions. Maybe the “kjaika” have created these problems. Huacas can really helpful.

The quechua Word “Ayni” means to share, to give and receive.

It’s the law of reciprocity, a millenial concept rooted in the historical memory of Andean thought.

Ayni is a living system of reciprocity,nota only among human beings and nature but among all beings in the cosmos.

Reciprocity is a core element of communal ethical behavior and a cultural law that served as the foundation for balance in Andean societies. This ethic, rooted in a balanced cosmos (harmony), requieres reciprocity, which manifests in various ways in the daily lives of the “Runa” (Andean people).

There is economic reciprocity in work and trade between communitites and families, mutual help, and also with Pachamama (Mother Earth) and Apus ( sacred mountains and places). It represents an interrelationship between the divine and humanity.

When Andean Paqos share a cermony, acting as intermediaries, they are celebrating and perpetuating the cosmic order and teaching values through symbols and representations of the ethics we must honor and keep alive.

When Maestros Paqos share in ceremonies, we hear the words of their ancestors, bringing to life the times when nature and humans had a natural understanding of Unity.

If you are interested in Ayni, look up to our Mother Earth Pachamama Offering. It is a beautiful opportunity to give thanks for all what we have, honor the Apu mountain Gods, the mother earth Pachamama and the universal cosmos.