Chumpi Kuyas: 12 Gateways to Wholeness
This workshop is based upon traditional tools used by healers and mystics in the Peruvian Andes for centuries. Traditionally the Chumpis are 12 stones that reflect the 12 essential realms and connect with the 12 sacred mountains in the Sacred Valley near Cusco.
The Chumpi kuyas carry sacred energy. Expand your relationship with these powerful tools for your own healing and for your clients or community.
In this workshop we will:
- study the 12 states of consciousness and their geometric energies
- learn how Chumpis can connect us to our own sacred center
- discover ways to use the 12 chumpis to work with the five elements and 12 chakras
- engage the harmonic vibrations of the Chumpis to connect us to our divine selves
- learn to work with the belts in a series of energy weaving exercises to integrate this energy within you
You are not required to own Chumpi stones to attend the workshop.
For more information and to register, please contact Liana Carbon at
liana@tiswisdom.com or Katina at ksmo@telus.net .
Katina O’Neil is a Shamanic Healer, Teacher and Reiki Master. She has been initiated into the mystical healing traditions of the Inka Shamans of Peru, studied with the Four Winds Society, José Luis Herrera and the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. Katina continues her studies with Four Winds, José Luis Herrera and the Shaman Elders in Peru while providing support for her clients and students through her private practice in Kamloops British Columbia.
Liana L. Carbón, Phd is a Shamanic practitioner with a private healing practice in Tucson, AZ. She has worked with and received sacred teachings from many indigenous cultures, including the High Rites from the Q’ero Nation of Peru. Some of her teachers have included: Michael Harner and Sandra Ingerman, the Foundation for Shamanic Studies; Alberto Villoldo; Jose Luis Herrera; Don Manuel Quispe, elder of the Inka Q’uero nation; Don Agustin Rivas, Amazon plant medicine shaman; Don Benito Qoriwaman; Don Andreas Espinosa; Don Melchor Desa; Dr. Juan Nunez del Prado, an anthropologist and mystic of the Q’uero traditions; and Dr. Alberto Aguas, who initiated her in the Ama Deus Lineage. For the past sixteen years, she has journeyed to the sacred mountains and lagoons of Peru, as well as to sacred places around the world, and continues to share the teachings and guidance she has received with others worldwide.
