This past week was even busier than the previous week. German and his crew finished all their projects. The roof of the AN•Chakana looks perfect, especially with the addition of the AN Sun-Moon disc on the top. All the walls around our house now have bases of river rocks which makes them feel finally complete. For some reason, this has touched me deeply. I had visualized them in position for over a year and now that they finally manifested on the physical, it brought me close to tears.
German also finished repairing all the cracks in the yeso plaster inside our house. This process created quite a mess. We had to move everything away from the walls and swept and reswept the floors so many times that we lost count. Then came the repainting of the repairs…. and more sweeping.
Eloy has been super busy all week, repainting the bancos in front of our house, putting fresh coats of lacquer on windows and doors, watering all the flowers and cleaning up the land.
At the same time, Reina came twice to wash and wax all our pastilero tile floors. This necessitated removing as much furniture as possible from each room that was being cleaned. So we spent much of last week in a state of upheaval here.
Yet this entire process felt so good and so necessary. We met this opportunity with great enthusiasm and completely recalibrated everything! We didn’t just automatically put things back into their old places. Instead, we felt where everything wanted to go in the HERE and NOW. We cleaned every little item. We polished the wood and metal objects. It was really A LOT of work, but it felt so right. Doing this, actually energized us. Now we are nearly finished, only a few days more, and everything is so strongly resonating with the New Reality. It feels sparkly and wondrous all around us!
Next Monday, our first guests arrive which will be so much fun! Until then, there is still much for us to do to be ready. We can’t wait for them to feel these amazing energies. The Heart of AN has moved to a completely new level.
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We really love it when early morning clouds make everything around us feel so mystical and the energies of the New Reality are so visible.
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Last week, there were a few cold days in which the nearby Apus received a fresh covering of snow.
(This view is from our house.)
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The new roof over the AN•Chakana got its own AN Sun-Moon disc.
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It looks absolutely perfect here!
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River rocks were also put around the base of our new AN•Chakana roof to protect the wood from water.
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German spent several days repairing all the cracks in our walls caused by our house’s settling into its right position. We were constantly cleaning up layers upon layers of yeso dust.
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Reina has been helping us by washing and waxing all our pastilero tile floors. Here she is with two of her children (and a school friend of theirs on the left), plus Eloy and Manzana.
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While the floors were being washed and waxed, all the furniture had to be moved out of the room.
This is how it was when our dear friend Carlos came over for a final visit before moving back to his native Bolivia.
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We had a sweet, but poignant farewell dinner with Carlos at El Huacatay in Urubamba. We will miss him greatly!
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Eloy repainted the two bancos in front of our house. Here he is carefully removing the masking tape that covers the tiles.
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Emanaku’s office, like every other room in the house, was in a state of chaos for a few days while the plaster was being repaired and repainted.
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Finally Emanáku’s file cabinet gets its true labels!
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While everything was in upheaval, Emanaku decided to take some of the beings who normally reside on his office shelves out onto the land to have an adventure!
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The super sweet Manzana visits one of the Buddhas.
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La Perla in action! Emanaku returns from Calca with a load of carrizo bamboo on top of our car. He didn’t have a red flag with him, so used his scarf.
From this he hopes to make a removable cover for our vetiver plants in the Lotus behind our house.
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Some of you may remember when we planted small plants with pink flowers all around our metal fence a few years ago.
Even though they’re not completely solid everywhere, there are now many places where they are growing beautifully and have lots of pink flowers.
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Our first humble harvest! Radishes from our herb garden. Not many, but so delicious!
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Meanwhile, German’s crew was creating the river rock bases for the adobe wall around our house. You can see what it looked like before the addition of river rocks on the left.
This is something that I’ve wanted to do for over a year, so it is deeply fulfilling to see the walls finally completed!
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Here is a section of the completed river rock base on the wall around our house. They not only look beautiful, but they really ground the energies.
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Another section of our wall as seen from the upstairs balcony.
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Our electricity suddenly went out the other night, just after they had been working on an electrical pole down the road.
Emanaku called the electricity company and they surprisingly sent two guys right away. Even though they had a long ladder on top of their truck, they shimmied up the pole without it.
All of this was done in the dark with minimal light from Eloy’s flashlight. Our electricity was quickly fixed. Quite amazing service and one of the many pleasures of living in Peru!!
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On Sunday afternoon, a huge condor circled over the Heart of AN for at least fifteen minutes.
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The Full Moon on the 22nd was amazing as usual.
So beautiful!