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Our final day of the AN•TAWA Ceremonies is always spent at the Heart of AN. It is the perfect place to anchor and integrate all that we have experienced during the week. We all knew that this would be our last day together on the physical so that added a special sweetness and sense of [ Read More…. ]
Our final day of the AN•TAWA Ceremonies is always spent at the Heart of AN. It is the perfect place to anchor and integrate all that we have experienced during the week. We all knew that this would be our last day together on the physical so that added a special sweetness and sense of [ Read More…. ]
The day after our visit to Raqch’i, we went to Laguna Qoricocha ~ the Sacred Lake of RA. Here we formed two processions ~ one coming downwards and one going upwards. We met at the place where the ancient Inca Path ~ the Qhapaq Nan intersected the land. This is when our ceremony began. :: [ Read More…. ]
After our “official” ceremony came to a close, we walked to the Sun – Moon Axis which runs through the center of the Temple Complex. This is when we began to realize a small portion of the massive scope of the amazing Sacred Temples of Wiracocha ~ the Creator. We walked to the sacred, circular [ Read More…. ]
This was one of the most unforgettable days of my life. It was far beyond my Wildest Dreams that we would be able to go to the Temple of Wiracocha ~ the Creator ~ to make an AN•TAWA Ceremony there. And it all came together at the very last minute. After our ceremonies at the [ Read More…. ]
This was one of the most unforgettable days of my life. It was far beyond my Wildest Dreams that we would be able to go to the Temple of Wiracocha ~ the Creator ~ to make an AN•TAWA Ceremony there. And it all came together at the very last minute. We departed the Heart of [ Read More…. ]
Our fourth day began with a procession to carry our four Sacred Staffs of AN to the Tower of AN. Once the Staffs were in position, we entered the Eleven Circles playing our Drums of AN. It was magnificent, as always. In the afternoon, we prepared bottles of sacred water for our next two days [ Read More…. ]
Each series of AN•TAWA Ceremonies is on a deeper, truer level. Even though we know this, we never know how this will manifest. Starting with our ceremony of AN•TAWA 3 in Moray, we were almost immediately blasted off the Map of the Known. WHAT WAS PREVIOUSLY HERE IS NOW OVER THERE. We knew in advance [ Read More…. ]
Some people wonder why we keep our AN•TAWA Ceremonies so small? One reason is that these Ceremonies require a very specific group of unique people coming together for a very specific task. We don’t have time in our one week together to get a large group onto the level that is needed to do these [ Read More…. ]
We began our two days of preparation on May 12. We had a strong group of fourteen people from seven countries. Half of us had participated in previous AN•TAWA Ceremonies. We were ready to leap in by doing our utmost to fully embody our Timeless True Selves in the physical. Although we don’t have photos [ Read More…. ]
At least eight people arrived several days early. Benedikt arrived from Germany near the end of April and was a great help. He and Emanaku set off exploring remote lakes searching for a new ceremonial site, as well as helped us with a variety of unfinished projects. Benedikt also completely recalibrated our four Sacred Staffs [ Read More…. ]
On our final day together, we visited the AN•Chakana and sat as Jewels in the Crown, then chanted the HU TAWA HU. We spent the afternoon at the Tower of Light of AN, making a free flowing rain ceremony and then playing our Drums of AN. It was exquisite. Our amazing week together had passed [ Read More…. ]
On Day 6, we traveled to Laguna Qoricocha ~ the Sacred Lake of the great Inka Pachacutec (He Who Overturns Time and Space). Making Ceremonies at Laguna Qoricocha is always a greatly expanded experience. Since we have so much space there, we naturally spread out and everything becomes much vaster. We always feel seared in [ Read More…. ]
On Day 6, we traveled to Laguna Qoricocha ~ the Sacred Lake of the great Inka Pachacutec (He Who Overturns Time and Space). As we were descending down the hill to the lake, we heard the sounds of many Pututus (conch shell trumpets) descending down the opposite side of the lake. Someone else was making [ Read More…. ]
