Mystical Traveler

Mystical Traveler ⛰️Travel Peru, Cusco, Machu Picchu and other places of power. Shamanic journeys and healing 💚 I am an astrologer, yoga teacher, and spiritual explorer.

Since childhood, I have been drawn to metaphysics, and over 20 years ago, I embarked on my spiritual journey. Traveling extensively to countries such as India, Nepal, Thailand, Mexico, Peru, and beyond, I immersed myself in the study of magical practices under the guidance of esteemed teachers.

🕉️ Delving deep into the energies of the Earth and cosmos, I have unearthed new levels of consciousness

and perception, shaping my path. In 2008, I embraced yoga teaching, infusing elements of astrology, shamanism, and ta**ra into my classes. Presently, I curate women's retreats, aiding in their connection with their bodies and feminine essence through transformative yoga practices.

🌟 Since 2009, my studies in Persian and Western astrology have served as the foundation for my esoteric knowledge, enabling me to construct a unique system rooted in astrology and universal laws of creation. Utilizing this knowledge, I create birth charts and facilitate sessions that catalyze personal transformation, guiding individuals to break free from limiting patterns and rediscover their true selves and life's purpose.

⛰️ Journeying to Peru since 2007, I have immersed myself in its rich history, natural landscapes, healing traditions, Andean cosmogony, and enigmatic ancient civilizations. Evolving over the years into a spiritual mentor, I now lead expeditions to Peru's sacred sites, connecting seekers with my teachers, healers, and shamans.

☀️ My mission is to support and mentor individuals on their path of self-discovery and growth, empowering them to live consciously and joyfully, realizing their authentic aspirations and highest potential in harmony with themselves and the world around them.

☀️ Incas and Shamans of Peru ⛰️🦅In 18 years of traveling in Peru, I've been almost everywhere there are roads, meeting m...
08/02/2026

☀️ Incas and Shamans of Peru ⛰️🦅
In 18 years of traveling in Peru, I've been almost everywhere there are roads, meeting many interesting people—explorers like myself, filmmakers, scientists, writers, and, of course, the aforementioned shamans and healers.

What force continues to draw me to Peru? I've truly penetrated the essence of this country, understood its spirit and traditions, studied its history, and I continue to study its cosmogony and magic, and I share this knowledge, especially during annual group expeditions in July.

The word "shaman" isn't quite appropriate for healers; it's a Siberian word, after all, and their shamanism is quite different. But we continue to use it, and some romanticize it because the word sounds mysterious and enigmatic, and for some, it's downright scary. Our magic was mercilessly eradicated, instilling fear and rejection of our roots, for it was the magic of nature. Christianity suffered worldwide, and I witnessed this in Peru, but the missionaries there at least recorded the ancient legends and knowledge of the Incas before killing them.

The Incas were white people who came to Cusco from the south. According to legend, they emerged from the waters of Lake Titicaca. They were a caste of rulers and priests, already possessing all knowledge (!), who created a vast empire throughout South America. They had no connection to the place of inhabitation. Who were they? Gods, celestials, rulers, saved Atlanteans who launched a new civilization?

⛰️ The locals resemble Native Americans/Asians; they are small in stature, and they live as they do on their land, still farming and raising livestock. Local shamans are the keepers of knowledge, living in connection (connection is the best word) with nature and plants, and working with the elements—earth, mountains, air, fire, water, and plants. This has been observed since ancient times in all world traditions—healers, shamans, and sages always live in different cities, in pure environments, and make virtually no impact on the life of society. And, as usual, they pass on their knowledge of inheritance. And so, when the heirs began leaving for the city, the shamans began passing it on to us, those who come for proof and know the "passwords."

☀️ It was a revelation to me that they know astronomy, astrology, anatomy, and so much more that we have no idea about. Their feelings, knowledge, and understanding of the world and unity suddenly resonated powerfully within me, and I began visiting them, because this was exactly what I was looking for—ancient secret knowledge. Later, I realized that the guardian shamans recognized me, were waiting for me, and that all of this was no accident, and that it was a legitimate process, and that Castaneda wasn't making up what he described to us at all—thank him for that!

But before receiving my transmissions, empowerments, and initiations, I went through years of preparation, healing, clensing, removing all blocks and barriers, that was preventing my perception and acceptance of the new consciousness.

No, I am leading a group to the Andes every year, join us July 18-28 2026! 

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⛰️ This is a flattened mountain of the Nazca Plateau, and it is perfectly flat. Just imagine the scale of the work, cutt...
10/01/2026

⛰️ This is a flattened mountain of the Nazca Plateau, and it is perfectly flat. Just imagine the scale of the work, cutting off the top of an entire mountain! And all of this was done by ancient people with pickaxes and shovels, according to scientists…

The Interdimensional Aramu Muru Door, also known as the Gate of the Gods or Devils' Door, is an impressive structure car...
26/12/2025

The Interdimensional Aramu Muru Door, also known as the Gate of the Gods or Devils' Door, is an impressive structure carved from solid granite, measuring about 7 meters high by 7 meters wide. In the center, you can find a "T" shaped re-entry approximately 1.68 meters tall, reminiscent of a symbolic door carved into the rock.
Located in the south of Peru, in the hills of Ajayu Marca, about 35 kilometers from the city of Puno and close to the majestic Lake Titicaca, the gate rises in the midst of what's called the Forest of Spirits, a region known for its unique rock formations and an aura of mystery that inspires travelers and scholars.
To the Andean peoples, the site is considered sacred and is strongly linked to the spiritual imagination and oral tradition that spans centuries, being called by some the “City of the Gods,” despite there is no evidence of a city built in the area.
According to one of the most widespread legends, an Inca priest named Aramu Muru allegedly escaped from the Spanish conquerors taking with him a sacred golden solar disk, known as "the key of the gods of the seven rays", from the Temple of Koricancha, in Cusco. Refugee in the mountains of Ajayu Marca, he would have found at the stone door a passage to another level. The circular fit present on the right side of the frame is believed to be the location where the disk would adjust, acting as a mystical opening mechanism.
When the disk was placed, it is said that a beam of intense blue light emanated from the portal, creating an energy tunnel. Aramu Muru would have crossed this passage and disappeared forever, taking the record with him. This narrative feeds the imagination about interdimensional portals and connections to the gods.

When I take my groups there, everyone have an extraordinary and unforgettable experience. Our next tour is in July 2026!

The so-called “portal” at Ñaupa Iglesia is a precisely carved, trapezoidal recess cut into hard andesite bedrock in the ...
21/12/2025

The so-called “portal” at Ñaupa Iglesia is a precisely carved, trapezoidal recess cut into hard andesite bedrock in the Sacred Valley of Peru near the village of Pachar, forming a symbolic threshold rather than a functional doorway. Its sharply defined angles, smooth internal surfaces, and careful proportions set it apart from purely utilitarian stonework, indicating a deliberate ceremonial purpose connected to the site’s role as a huaca, or sacred place. The recessed niche aligns with long-standing Andean concepts of liminal spaces—points of transition between different realms—an interpretation reinforced by local traditions that associate the feature with ancestral presences and ritual activity occurring at specific times of day...

We’re going to visit it in our annual shamanic expedition to Peru July 2025! 

Condor Temple, Machu Picchu, Peru, Ancient Stone Wonder.Our next shamanic expedition to the Andes - July 2026 💙💚
29/10/2025

Condor Temple, Machu Picchu, Peru, Ancient Stone Wonder.
Our next shamanic expedition to the Andes - July 2026 💙💚

Machu Picchu sanctuary, with the Milky Way in the background.
11/10/2025

Machu Picchu sanctuary, with the Milky Way in the background.

Peru's most famous Golden Tumi –  God of Medicine.This stunning Golden Tumi was found in 1936 in one of the largest gra...
21/07/2025

Peru's most famous Golden Tumi – God of Medicine.
This stunning Golden Tumi was found in 1936 in one of the largest graves in the Pomac Forest. The initial discovery was made by the Illimano destroyer, don Hipolito Granados, but it was the famous archaeologist Dr. Julio C. Tello who managed to rescue him and move him to Lima.
Today, this jewel of pre-incaic history is preserved at the National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History of Peru, in Pueblo Libre.
A symbol of power, ritual and mystery that continues to dazzle the world.

🇵🇪 It took me years to get it, but Inca and pre-Columbian architecture is deeply connected to the shape of corn kernels....
20/07/2025

🇵🇪 It took me years to get it, but Inca and pre-Columbian architecture is deeply connected to the shape of corn kernels.
While from a Western view these structures may seem “irregular,” they actually respond to a universal thought, where everything is related: the cosmos, science, art, and humanity.

Fractal nature is present in every detail: the pentagonal, hexagonal and heptagonal shapes of the stones reflect the organic growth of corn and other natural patterns, expressed logarithmically.

The most amazing thing is that this apparent lack of symmetry is not a mistake, but a genius: it allows to dissipate energy from earthquakes.
So much so, after the devastating Kobe earthquake, Japanese researchers studied Machu Picchu and were surprised to see that these millennial buildings remained intact.

The Incas were not just artists and astronomers. They were visionary engineers.
— John Helmet

THE INCAS, INCA SAPA, were the sons of the Sun. The ruler of the Inca was considered a direct descendant of Inti - the S...
18/07/2025

THE INCAS, INCA SAPA,
were the sons of the Sun. The ruler of the Inca was considered a direct descendant of Inti - the Sun God, and therefore held divine status. In honor of ☀️, Peru still celebrates the sacred Inti Raimi - Winter Solstice on June 21.

The Inca ruler never walked; he was carried on a golden palanquin, surrounded by nobles, musicians, dancers, and soldiers, so his appearance always left an indelible impression.

No one could look the Inca directly in the eyes; they were considered sacred. Passing by the Inca, people would lower their eyes and communicate with him through intermediaries.

Inca Sapa wore a new outfit every day, and the previous one was burned. This was certainly wasteful, but it was a manifestation of his sacred power and status. Their ears were pierced with massive gold or silver disks, which were also symbols of authority.

The name of the Inca had a deep meaning; names like Pachacutec or Tupac Yupanqui were not random - each name had a symbolic or political significance, reflecting his mission, origin, or legacy.

The Inca could have several wives; besides the main wife "coya," there were dozens or even hundreds of secondary wives, many of whom were chosen from "Acllas" - priestesses (see info in the comments).

The Inca's diet was ritualistic and controlled by priests. Special women prepared food for him, and tasters sampled it. Certain foods were subject to ritual prohibitions on specific days.

Power was not inherited by birthright; the heir was chosen based on his abilities, strength, charisma, and support from the elite. This often led to quarrels among relatives.

Each Inca built his own palace; they did not inherit the palace of the previous ruler but had to create their own and conquer new lands to have resources and preserve their lineage.

Some of their palaces, temples, and fortresses, although partially ruined or rebuilt by the Spaniards, still remain in the Cusco region, evoking a powerful sense of great, and somewhat inhuman strength...

❤️🤍❤️ 10 reasons why Peru is the best country in South America: 1. It has one of the seven wonders of the modern world: ...
16/07/2025

❤️🤍❤️ 10 reasons why Peru is the best country in South America:
1. It has one of the seven wonders of the modern world: Machu Picchu.
2. It is one of the countries with the most diverse climates and ecosystems on the planet.
3. Quechua was the official language of the Inca Empire and is still spoken in many regions.
4. Lima is the only South American capital facing the Pacific Ocean.
5. It has more typical dishes than days of the year. And it's considered one of the best food destinations in the world!
6. The condor, the snake and the puma were sacred in the Andean worldview.
7. It has the oldest city in America – Caral is over 5,000 years old.
8. Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world.
9. Peru has the deepest canyon on the planet: the Cotahuasi Canyon.
10. The potatoes are originally from Peru. There are over 3,000 varieties!

SAQSAYHUAMAN, PERUAlthough it is commonly called a "fortress", it could have served both military and ceremonial functio...
15/07/2025

SAQSAYHUAMAN, PERU
Although it is commonly called a "fortress", it could have served both military and ceremonial functions. Its strategic location offered a privileged view of the Cusco Valley, allowing it to control and protect the city, capital of Tahuantinsuyo. In addition, it was the stage of important religious rituals and festivals, such as the Inti Raymi.

The name Sacsayhuaman comes from a composed Quechua word. Sacsay (saqsay) means to be fed up and huaman (waman), falcon. “Satisfied hawk” or “Place where the hawk was taken” are the most common terms.

It is estimated that its construction began by the Inca Pachacutec in the 15th century and was completed by Huayna Capac in the 16th century. The megalithic structure consists of three zig-zag terraces that suggest the figure of the fortress. Inside the building there were large warehouses of food and weapons, as well as channels for water distribution. The walls are made up of huge cyclope blocks of stone reaching up to 9 meters high, 5 meters wide and 4 meters thick, the largest one is estimated to weigh 125 tons.

There were three towers located at the top of the building: Muyucmarca, Sallacmarca and Paucamarca. The first and most imposing was a cylindrical shape with a height equivalent to about four stories and a diameter of about 22 meters. He was located in the center. The other two had a quadrangular shape and were located at both ends of the "fortress".

In 1536, Manco Inca, who was the leader of the Inca resistance of Vilcabamba, fought the Spanish in this compound. As a result of this battle, today only 30% of the original archaeological complex can be appreciated.

PAIDITI - TRUTH OR MYTH?In the history of ancient Peru, which was ruled by the Incas, Paititi, a city filled with gold, ...
10/07/2025

PAIDITI - TRUTH OR MYTH?

In the history of ancient Peru, which was ruled by the Incas, Paititi, a city filled with gold, one of the most coveted metals is often mentioned. Its appearance, according to Incaic stories, made it known as "El Dorado" or "The City of Gold", but where is this place located?

Peru not only has a very wide history, but it also has as part of its territory different geographical regions: the Coast, the Sierra (mountains), and Selva (jungle).
It is known that the Tahuantinsuyo empire dominated much of the country's mountain range, but what is not much talked about is that their domains spread across a part of the Peruvian rainforest.

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