Earth Energy Courses
Munay Ki:
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“The Munay Ki comes from the Quechua word that means ‘I love you’. The Munay Ki are the Nine Rites of Initiation to become a person of wisdom and power who has accepted the stewardship for all creation.
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The Nine Rites are common to all shamanic traditions, even though they are expressed in different forms in different cultures. They derive from the great initiations from the Hindus Valley that were brought to the Americas by the first medicine men and women who crossed the Baring Straits from Siberia during the Glacial period 30,000 years ago. The courageous travellers were the Laika, the Earthkeepers of old.
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The training of the Earthkeepers has an energetic component, a series of initiations that help us to develop a new architecture in our luminous energy field. The rites anchor each of the critical junctures in the process of becoming homo luminous.
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The nine rites are the sum total of attunements that we go through as we transit from the body of a human to the body of angels.”
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Alberto Villoldo, PhD
Source: www.munay-ki.org
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Nusta Karpay:
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Nusta Karpay (pronounced ‘Newsta Karpie’), are Quecha words meaning ‘Seven Goddess Initiations’.
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In the Andean spiritual tradition, the Ñustas are the Princesses and Goddesses and Sacred Archetypal Feminine Energies of Nature, born of the great mountains (Apus) and sacred lakes along the highlands of Peru and Bolivia. They are also connected to other waters and mountains on our planet. In the Quechua language of the Andes, the word Karpay means a rite or ceremony of initiation. Thus, the Ñusta Karpay are the initiation rites of the Seven Andean Goddesses from the Incan shamanic tradition. These special, beautiful and authentic initiations are currently spreading around the world.
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Seeds of Light
The rites are given as energetic seeds of the Feminine Goddess Archetypes and transmitted into our seven chakras and luminous energy fields. The chakras are like the organs of our luminous energy field, and hold all our histories, as well as our light and our shadow pieces. During initiation, we begin to stir the contents of our chakras, bringing to the surface parts of ourselves not yet healed or honored. We feel the impact of the Ñusta immediately, but as with the cycles of the moon and the cycles in nature, her alchemy works in cycles through us. The Ñustas have gentle yet powerful energy; to deeply heal and restore the balance of feminine within us.
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