CHALLENGES AND DEEPENING at the Heart of AN!
The past few weeks have been full of a noticeable deepening here, with various highs and lows. On the plus side, we had a wonderful visit with the magical Mikael King. Emanaku finished a new shelf for Kusi•Wasi.
Then last Sunday, we had to return four of our beloved alpacas to Pedro’s herd. This was because we don’t have enough grass here to feed them all. January was a dry month and the grass didn’t grow as expected. We have even closed off the Tower of AN area for a few weeks to let the grass regenerate and now there is lots of rain which should help the grass to grow.
Sisu, Jo-eh, Khuyoq and sweet Chaska returned to the mountains. We would have kept Chaska, but she and Shiipi really love each other and we think that she will be happier reunited with him. So now, we have six Alpacas of AN ~ Nima, Asiri, Tawani, No’e, Rit’i and Kukuli.
On Thursday night, Tawani gave birth to a sweet little girl. Unfortunately, she was born with birth defects which prevented her from breathing through her nose and drinking milk. Yesterday, two veterinarians came and put her to sleep. I had talked to Tawani before they came and explained to her in star language what needed to happen and I felt that she understood.
At the moment when Tawani’s daughter left her body, Emanaku saw the Alpaca Deva emerge from the sky and tenderly gather the little one in its arms, taking her back home.
From Emanaku:
“I sat there, talking to the two vets, with both of my hands on the cria.
In a moment of quiet, I closed my eyes, and suddenly I saw the Alpaca Deva coming.
She is very shy and cautious.
She embraced the cria with love and care and disappeared quickly.
I opened my eyes, and the vets nodded at me: “It is over”.
It was over here on Earth, but a new beginning in the Worlds beyond Time.”
That afternoon, Tawani’s daughter sent us a tiny rainbow in the sky to let us know that ALL IS WELL.
It was a very sad and difficult day for all of us here….
Now, we are recentering ourselves in the loving energy of AN. Tawani is doing well and is back to eating grass with the other alpacas. The deepening continues….
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- We have been blessed with so many Sunbows this year. This one was on January 23 at 9:00 am.
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- The beautiful living room of AN•Wasi ~ our guest house ~ is waiting for its next visitors.
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- Here’s AN•Wasi’s colorful kitchen!
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- Percy sanded and repainted all the metal on our front gate. It looks so much better!
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- Kusi•Wasi with Emanaku’s original model in front. It’s good to see how beautifully it manifested!
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Our friend, and garden maestro, Michael paid us a visit to see how our vegetable garden was progressing. We thought that he would be in shock at how overgrown it has become. Instead, he said that it was doing very well!!
We really love eating the delicious organic vegetables from our garden.
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- On January 27, there was a double Sunbow!
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- Then it transformed into a gorgeous Sunbow of AN!
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- That same afternoon, there were blue beams in the sky!
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- It’s 11:11 on Emanaku’s phone! His cover photo is from our simple wedding a few years ago.
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- The view from Kusi•Wasi where Emanaku is watching a woodworking video.
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- One morning, there was a blockage in the exit of the canal that goes around our house and suddenly we had a flood. Fortunately, I discovered it right before we were going to Cuzco for the day.
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- The Alpacas of AN love Cachorro.
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- The super sweet Alpacas of AN make their way to one of their eating areas early in the morning.
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- We have closed off the area around the Tower of AN for a few weeks so the grass can regenerate.
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We had a very special visit with Mikael King. After knowing each other for many, many years, (and lifetimes), we finally met on the physical.
Here we are doing the SUN•MOON•AN Meditation.
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- We even talked Mikael into spending a night here and had a GREAT visit! We can’t wait until he returns.
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- Emanaku has been having fun making new shelves for Kusi•Wasi.
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- Pedro’s sons ~ Johan and Alexander have been learning simple carpentry from Emanaku.
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- Emanaku’s beautiful new shelf is finished! Now, it’s already loaded full with paint cans and glass blocks.
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- While Emanaku was working, Alexander built a mini castle and mini-Stonehenge out of wood scraps.
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Last Sunday, we returned four of our beloved alpacas to Pedro’s herd. It was sad to see them go, but we simply don’t have enough grass to feed them all. (We need more land.)
Here are Sisu, Jo-eh, Khuyoq and sweet Chaska. It was hard to say goodbye to them, especially Chaska. But we also know that Chaska and Shiipi love each other very much, (lots of neck rubbing) and now they will be reunited.
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- Here’s a wild waterfall near Willoc, above Ollantaytambo, on the way to Yanamayu.
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- The road was very wet and slippery due to much rain.
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- As you go higher, herds of llamas appear in the mist.
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- Pedro’s wife Cecilia was waiting to greet our alpacas with much love.
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- This year, a disease has affected their numerous potato fields and the people are trying to save them.
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- Beautiful stone walls outline the fields and create the feeling of a Timeless True World.
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- Now, we are down to a herd of six Alpacas of AN. Nima, Asiri, Tawani, No’e, Rit’i and Kukuli.
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On Thursday night ~ February 7, Tawani gave birth to a sweet little girl in the Fairy Circle.
Unfortunately, the baby had birth defects which made it impossible for her to breathe through her nose or drink milk.
The next day, we had to put her to sleep. I talked to Tawani in star language before the veterinarians came and explained what was going to happen, and she understood. Yesterday was a very sad day for all of us.
Please read the blurb of this photo album for more details, including what Emanaku saw.
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- Yesterday afternoon, clouds swirled in and covered the Apu Sawasiray.
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- There was a tiny, subtle rainbow low in the sky which we felt was sent by Tawani’s daughter to tell us that ALL IS WELL.
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- And last night, a blue arc appeared in the sky above Apu Sawasiray.
