If you have not yet, Read “Our first Heart of AN Wedding (Part 1)”
Our marriage took place at the AN•Chakana and was in four parts. This gave Emanaku and I the opportunity to enter and exit through each of the four doorways of the chakana. Between each section, everyone came onto the chakana and rotated into a new position. During the first part, Emanaku and I were under a cloth where we could say whatever we wished to say to each other in star language. In the second part, Emanaku and I married our internal Suns and Moons. In the third part we exchanged wedding rings.
During the fourth part we brought out a bottle of handmade mistletoe brandy which I had purchased several years ago in the small Croatian village of Roc. First, we made offerings to Pachamama, Tayta Inti and the Heart of AN. Then, we drank to our marriage. Next, we faced outwards and made another round of offerings. Then we cleared the path that everyone may all find our True Positions, True People, True Partners and True Purpose.
Finally, Emanaku and I descended the AN•Chakana in clouds of pika pika. Then Eloy and Juana presented all of us with some special sacred flowers that will serve as anchors of the exquisite energy of Sacred Union that was anchored today.
After the ceremony, we all sat on the grass of the upper level of our ceremonial area. We played music with our sacred drums, Tibetan ting shaws and Australian Aboriginal clicking sticks from Uluru.
It was an exquisite and simple ceremony that was deeply felt by all.
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The ceremony began as the four sacred staffs of AN are put into the ground.
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Keenuane holds the Inka staff with great dedication.
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Our wedding was in four parts. In the first part, Emanaku and I went under a cloth and spoke to each other in star language.
In between each section, everyone stepped onto the AN•Chakana and rotated into new positions.
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During the second part, our internal Suns and Moons married each other.
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In the third part, we exchanged wedding rings.
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For the fourth part of our wedding ceremony, we opened a special bottle of homemade mistletoe brandy that I had bought many years ago in the tiny Croatian village of Roc.
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The mistletoe brandy was poured into special Glasses of AN.
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First, we made offerings to Pachamama, Tayta Inti and AN•Sonqo. Then we blessed our Sacred Union.
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Then we all faced outwards, made offerings again and then cleared the path for all to find their True Position, True People, True Partner, True Home and True Purpose.
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At the end of our marriage ceremony, Emanaku and I descended the AN•Chakana in clouds of pika pika.
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After we exited the AN•Chakana through the AN Doorway, it was time for the wedding kiss!
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The first Heart of AN Wedding was simple, true and deeply touching.
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Next, Eloy and Juana presented all of us with special sacred flowers to serve as touchstones for the energy that was birthed during our sacred union.
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Anastra receives her sacred flower.
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Angelika and Milciades beaming with their sacred flowers.
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It was a glorious day that was the perfect temperature.
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The AN•Chakana after the wedding ceremony with our Sacred Staffs of AN still in position.
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It was so gorgeous with its covering of pika pika and rose petals.
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Closeup of the AN•Chakana.
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After the ceremony, we all sat on the upper level, made music and shared a few songs.
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Manzana showed up after the ceremony wet, muddy and full of sticky weeds! And then she wanted to be petted!
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Sebastian and Eloy
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Julie, Angelika and Milciades
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Julie took many photos.
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Emanaku and Solara
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The stairs to our ceremonial area are full of flowers which look beautiful with our ceremonial banners from Bali.
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Juana, Walter, Eloy and Anastra play the Drums of the North and South.
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My shoes really merged with the pika pika which won’t come off. But’s that’s all right since it makes them much more festive!
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Playing Tibetan ting shaws.
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Keenuane, Indigo and Nuna
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Keenuane playing a Tarahumara AN Drum from Mexico.
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Cachorro and Sebastian relax on the grass.
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Walter and Eloy with the Inuit and Tarahumara Drums.
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Indigo basks in the energy.