AN•TAWA CEREMONIES 3 • Day 6 – LAGUNA QORICOCHA – Part 2
The day after our visit to Raqch’i, we went to Laguna Qoricocha ~ the Sacred Lake of RA.
Even though many of were tired from our previous day’s ceremony in Raqch’i, we were happy to return to the beautiful Qoricocha.
:: HERE WE ARE ::
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We passed out our bottles of Sacred Water from the Heart of AN.
Photo by Armando.
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- Photo by Armando.
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Then we set out into the lake through the deep mud.
Photo by Armando.
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- Photo by Armando.
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- Photo by Kalasara.
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Qoricocha was very happy to receive our offerings of water.
Photo by Kalasara.
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- Photo by Kalasara.
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That is how to make elegant water offerings!
Photo by Armando.
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- Photo by Armando.
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- :: HERE WE ARE ::
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- We sat as Silent Watchers, only this time we saw hundreds of Silent Watchers, all wearing Magenta Ponchos of AN, joining us all around the lake.
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- ~ Extremely Vast Silent Watchers ~
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Laguna Qorichocha became very still. Normally, it feels searingly strong. We had never felt it this quiet here.
Photo by Kalasara.
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That’s when something exquisitely beautiful was revealed to us from its depths.
Photo by Armando.
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:: HU TAWA HU ::
Photo by Armando.
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- :: HU TAWA HU ::
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- :: HU TAWA HU ::
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A small group of us took our statues of Pachacutec into the deeper water for a bath.
Photo by Armando.
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- Photo by Kalasara.
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- Pachacutec loved his immersion into the waters of his Sacred Lake.
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- Photo by Kalasara.
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- They emerged from the lake through the mud like returning heroes.
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Then there were the last Pututus of the day.
Photo by Armando.
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- One last anchoring of the New Timeline at Qoricocha.
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- ~ PA’A ~
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- ~ PA’A ~ It is done!
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- So be it.
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We had a delicious lunch at the Qoricocha Lodge.
Photo by our driver Armando, who is on the right front.
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The ladies of Qenko had been patiently waiting to bring out their special treasures. Even the Chef had some things to sell.
Photo by Tracey.
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We bought as much as we could, because we knew that this was their only opportunity to sell their beautiful weavings.
Photo by Armando.
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This is when beams of light and a rainbow appeared on the left wall of the lodge!
Photo by Sebastian.
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Armando brought out a book with a photo of the Inca Altar at the Qoricancha (Temple of the Sun) in Cuzco. There are so many familiar elements on it.
Photo by Nogi.
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- Sulpayqi, Qoricocha!
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One last goodbye to our beloved Qoricocha!
Photo by Tracey.
