Mesa Paqos (practitioners of the Inka tradition) use a mesa or misha (mee-schah), a term that describes the holy ritual bundle with which they work. It consists of a rigid outer cloth, which in turn contains a variety of objects. These objects of power (khuyas)...
Misha A Paqo (practitioner of the Inka tradition) uses the term misha or mesa to refer to the holy ritual bundle with which he works. It consists of a rigid outer cloth, which in turn contains a variety of objects. These objects of power (khuyas) connect a Paqo with...
Misha mastasqa Well-known indiginous song from the Andes in Peru, that is sung by both, men and women.Misha mastasqaRuna kunaqaAngel patantaKamarisqañaAngel patantaKamarisqañaTranslationWho creates order in his mesa flies higher than the angels.The Qechua term...
The Inka kings According to legend, Inka Manco Qhapaq and/or Inkarrí were the first Inka kings of the Inka dynasty, which ended about 300 years later with the deaths of Huascar and Atahuallpa. 1200 – 1228 Manco Qhapaq / Inkarrí 1228 – 1258 Sinchi Roq’a 1258 – 1288...
CUSCO WACHO SONG Cusco llaqta wacho banderaI’m carrying the flag of the lineage of the land of Cusco. Huaskar Inka wacho banderaI’m carrying the flag of the lineage of Huascar Don Manuel Pinta wacho banderaI’m carrying the flag of the lineage of the...
My name is Hans-Martin and I teach an ancient wisdom from the high Andes of Peru that has been passed on from master to student in an unbroken chain for 500 years.
This so-called Inka spirituality is based on a nature-centered cosmovision that, with its intention-based exercises, shows you how to make your energy flow and create your best life ever.
