November was an undeniably intense month full of Master Number Days that brought immense transformation. Here at the Heart of AN, these days were strongly felt.
On the Master Number day of November 7, our cat Leo got so sick that the veterinarian thought he wouldn’t make it. On November 11 ~ a Master Number day of 11•11•11, we were woken up by a 4.0 earthquake at 6:11 am (11:11 UTC) ~ the exact same time as our 11•11•11 Reset Ceremony on November 11, 2011, seven years before at the Inca site of Moray.
(for a complete overview of all Master Number days of November 2018, see here).
On the Master Cylinder day of November 25, we had a wonderful visit with our old friend Chalo. Meanwhile, our alpaca Tawani became very sick. On the Master Number day of November 26, the Alpacas of AN became immensely loving and friendly ~ nudging us with affection, kissing the dogs and showing their love for us like never before.
On the Master Number day of November 28, Pedro told us that Tawani would die soon if we didn’t do a ceremony to Pachamama. We immediately contacted a Q’ero Paqo who arrived in the early afternoon. After several readings of the coca leaves, he announced that Tawani would die. She would be a sacrifice to Pachamama so that the others could live. That’s when I realized that much more was at stake than saving Tawani. This was an opportunity to change a very old, duality-based false belief. I knew that Pachamama doesn’t require suffering and sacrifice ~ she much prefers happy animals. And it never felt right to me that everyone had to make some sort of payment to Pachamama every year or else suffer misfortune. The Pachamama whom I know and love doesn’t demand payments. Suddenly I developed a strong commitment that today we HAD to unhook that expired belief from its old moorings and move it to a new place of Trueness.
This process took us seven hours. Throughout that time, I kept inserting the SUN • MOON • PACHAMAMA • AN Meditation into everything that was happening outwardly. (The whole story of what happened is in my December Surf Report.)
The next day was the final Master Number day of the month ~ an 11•11•11. Emanaku left for Cuzco early in the morning. An hour later, to our total astonishment, Nima gave birth to a baby cria right next to the AN•Labyrinth!!! Within an hour, baby Asiri was walking around and later that afternoon, she finally started drinking her Mother’s milk.
For several days more, it was still uncertain if Tawani would make it or not. She spent much of her time lying down and ate little. Now, a Turning Point has been reached and she is finally better!
While all this was happening, the construction of Kusi•Wasi continued. The building is now complete and has electricity. Once the doors are installed, Emanaku will be able to move in enough so he can build some more shelves. Then the domino effect of everything finding its new right position will commence.
Our vegetable garden is thriving and we’ll be planting more seeds as soon as we have a free moment. Plus, a new, creative construction project has begun! We’re hoping that everything will be ready by the beginning of the New Year. We don’t yet know why, but we feel that we need to get as much as possible into their True Position for 2019.
MORE TO COME….
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During a Master Number day on November 22, we had a very delicious Thanksgiving dinner at Uru Pub in Urubamba. The meal was arranged by our friend Gloria, who at the last minute couldn’t come. So we ended up being with five people we had never met before ~ four of whom were from Cuzco, but it was lots of fun.
And it turned out that they opened the restaurant just for us! Thank you Fiorella Gratzmiller!!
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Kusi•Wasi is making lots of progress. La Perla is very happy with her new carport.
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On the Master Number day of November 25, we had a very special visit by our dear friends, Chalo and Mattieu who now live in Chile.
Chalo helped us build our house and hadn’t been here for two years, so there was much to see. They brought us this beautiful plant, plus some delicious cookies from the famous Panaderia 44 in Concepcion, Chile!
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Chalo really loved the energies of the Tower of AN and was astounded by all the changes here!
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Here’s the first radish from our garden. They are so refreshingly delicious!
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Tawani got very sick during the last week of November. She lay down much of the time and didn’t want to eat. It was uncertain if she would survive.
All we could do was give her vitamins, antibiotics, water and LOTS OF LOVE. That’s when our One Being in Action stepped in from all over the world!
We are deeply grateful for all the Love, Healing and Prayers that she received. I’m sure that she felt them and I know that they helped tip the balance.
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November 26 ~ Another Master Number Day: This was a magical day full of so much LOVE.
The Alpacas of AN approach Cachorro early in the morning.
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For the first time, No’e gives him a kiss!
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This Master Number Day felt very magical and full of LOVE. All of the Alpacas of AN were super loving today and came up very close to us. They even affectionally nudged Emanaku’s back several times while he was sitting here.
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Nima and Sisu stood in the center of the Tower of AN, anchoring the AN energy, on this magical, rainy day.
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Suddenly I noticed that Chaska was standing next to an even smaller alpaca. But we don’t have any alpacas smaller than her. I didn’t recognize the face of this small alpaca and counted our herd to make sure that they had the right number, and there was!
This is when I realized that maybe alpacas can shape-shift. And this happened on a super magical day when all things are possible!
By the afternoon, this tiny alpaca had disappeared and all of our alpacas were familiar ones. It was very strange and I was happy that I had taken photos of them.
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The centerpoint of the Tower of AN is becoming very popular. And on this day, No’e came closer and closer to us. It felt like all the Alpacas of AN wanted us to know how much they love us.
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We also finished placing more tiles into the fresh cement of Kusi•Wasi which becomes more beautiful every day. The energy is both grounded and expansive here!
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Here’s Kusi•Wasi with the new tiles cleaned up in the fresh cement. They look so gorgeous.
What’s so fascinating about Kusi•Wasi is that it was built on the site of our old compost bins. This was a place that didn’t feel like it had very special energy. But now that Kusi•Wasi is here, we realize that this is an amazingly powerful position ~ with concentrated creativity. This couldn’t be seen or felt before Kusi•Wasi was ready to emerge from the Invisible.
This makes me wonder what places of special energy will be discovered next?
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November 28 was a very strong Master Number Day! At midday, Pedro told us that Tawani would die soon unless we made a ceremony to Pachamama. So we leapt into action to arrange one.
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A few hours later, we started making our ceremony for Tawani with a Q’ero Paqo. First, he read the coca leaves several times, then told us firmly that Tawani would have to die as a sacrifice to Pachamama, so the others could live.
I replied, “Tawani must live! Pachamama doesn’t want any more sacrifices; she never has. That is an expired, false belief; Pachamama wants happy, living animals.”
This was when I knew that today was the day to change this old, duality-based belief to a much Truer one.
And then we had a ceremony within the ceremony that was very, very REAL.
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There was a strange, spiral cloud in the sky above us as we made our ceremony.
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That night Tawani didn’t want to go into Alpaca•Wasi with the other alpacas. She knew that we were making a ceremony for her and stayed by the Tower of AN.
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Throughout our seven hour ceremony for Tawani, I silently and subtly did the SUN • MOON • PACHAMAMA • AN Meditation more times than I can remember. I did this with my full being, as if all our lives depended on it.
I constantly talked to Pachamama, telling her that it was time for us to leave behind all the illusory beliefs of the old road of duality and move onto a new, True Path aligned with the New Reality. And I could strongly feel that she really wanted this too, and had wanted this for a very long time.
So together as One, she and I unhooked this old road of hardship and struggle, of blood and sacrifice, from its moorings….
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Several times during the long night, Tawani was encircled with prayers and sacred smoke.
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The ceremonial fire burned brightly, signifying Pachamama’s approval.
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November 29 ~ the day after our ceremony ~ was an extremely powerful 11•11•11 Master Number Day. Early in the morning, Emanaku had to go to Cuzco.
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It was a total surprise when Nima gave birth to a new baby cria that morning. She was born right in this spot, next to the AN•Labyrinth.
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Since the Sun was so hot and bright, Pedro moved the baby into the shade.
A month ago, Pedro had told us that Nima wasn’t pregnant, but he had mentioned that she was pregnant the day before, during our ceremony for Tawani, but we never, ever thought she would give birth the very next morning!
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Within an hour or so, baby Asiri had learned to walk and was happily exploring the AN•Labyrinth!
Asiri had chosen the perfect day to be born ~ 11•11•11!
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The other alpacas were very loving with Asiri, helping to clean her fur.
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A lot of nose sniffing went on, as everyone showed their affection to tiny Asiri.
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Asiri (which means smiling in Quechua) came right up to me and let me see her very long eyelashes up close. She even let me pet her soft fur. She was only four hours old!
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But by 3:00 in the afternoon, she hadn’t been able to drink Nima’s milk. As soon as Emanaku arrived back from Cuzco, he and Pedro held Nima and taught Asiri how to drink her Mama’s milk.
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All the other alpacas were extremely curious. Yet, they immediately welcomed Asiri into their herd.
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After a bit of practice, Asiri became an expert at drinking Nima’s milk. Mama Nima obviously loves her adorable cria.
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By the afternoon, it was still impossible to know if Tawani would live. She wasn’t better and she wasn’t worse.
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And as if there wasn’t enough happening that day, in the late afternoon, Aristo delivered the first shelves for Kusi•Wasi.