This weekend introduces the medicine ways of the Peruvian Andes and the transformative arts of the Katari shamanic tradition. In the Inkan tradition, Q'enti, "The Hummingbird," represents the Nature Mystic's ability to connect the sacred and mundane. Through sacred sound and ceremony, you'll engage with living energy, cleanse heavy energies, and create sacred space. experience bridges the spiritual and mundane, allowing you to serve the Earth Mother and all creation.

The Puma symbolizes the power of Kay Pacha, "This World," and its link to Ukhu Pacha, "Lower World." This intensive weekend focuses on spiritual adulthood by overcoming fear and fear-based behaviors. Participants will explore "The Seven Powers of The Unconscious" and learn the Chaupi teachings, bridging the mystical and magical. Through the Chunpi Paqo arts, attendees will practice Soul Retrieval and facilitate "The Sacred Couple," harmonizing their inner masculine and feminine selves with nature and their community.

Join the Hatun Karpay, or "Great Initiation," as taught by Zane's teacher, Juan Nunenz de Prado. This initiation into the 4th level Andean Priesthood fosters a deep connection with the Divine through transformative rituals. You'll reconnect with the sacred energy of the earth, uncover your inner potential, heal ancestral wounds. weekend focuses on redising your purpose and expressing your authentic self.

You will develop mastery in your unique medicine path, completing the Monqo Wasi, or "Eternal Inner Temple." This inner journey, symbolized by the Amaru or "Serpent," connects you to your ancestors and intuition. You'll gain insights into eight fields of consciousness and enhance your ability to discern energy exchanges, shaping your life. Strengthen your relationships with allies and awaken your "Sacred Sight" to manifest your reality and healing.

During this weekend, you will explore deeper into Shamanic spiritual healing by apprenticing at the Katari Altar Maestro. You will create the Kintu Misa, a powerful representation of your heart's fire that connects the three worlds and channels spiritual energies for healing. Participants will learn to connect with their Ch'aska Kuna, or "Guiding Stars," which symbolize their highest potential and spiritual gifts. Through group work, you'll define your personal power, express it with Rimay, and learn to structure and ceremonially use your Misa for advanced healing techniques.

This weekend, you'll learn to support loved ones on their final journey, care for those left behind, and assist with the grieving process. Explore cultural perspectives on death, including Western, Tibetan, Egyptian, Amazonian, and Andean views, and discover the wisdom in the Tibetan and Egyptian Books of the Dead. Experience the Aya Despacho and the shamanic small death ceremony, which helps navigate the disorienting effects of dying and the journey into the afterlife.