INKA NATURE WISDOM COMES TO KA`U, HAWAI`I, BIG ISLAND
LEARN FROM YANANTIN (SACRED Q'ERO COUPLE) JUAN & MONICA
HEALING TRAUMA INKA STYLE &
INKA LEADERSHIP WITH PAPA DON MARTIN
May 1-10,  2025

NATURE IS UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

                        "FATHER SUN, MOTHER MOON, MOTHER STARS--THE SACRED MOUNTAINS AND RIVERS--
THESE WISE BEING ARE THE SHEPHERDS OF HUMANITY, GUIDING US TO OUR TRUE DESTINY"

These are the words of Papa Don Martin, leader of our Global Paqo School, whose solitary focus and goal is to teach us how to reconnect to the wisdom of Nature. The Q'ero are descendants of the Inka who live high in the Andes of Peru. They are here to share their technology of how to re-sacralize our relationship with Mother Earth. They are experts in our Human/Nature relationship and are currently being called to leave their remote mountain villages in the clouds to share their ancestral protocols and practices with the world at this critical juncture.  The Q'ero healing technology comes from the simple premise that by restoring wholeness to the living energy field of the individual, well-being, health, and happiness is recovered. Come and learn how to become a human bridge to Nature--the ultimate source that can restore harmony to our lives and our world. We are inviting all people who want to be part of the solution! Listen & learn a new approach to life from a lineage that has always been connected to the earth and can re-educate us in our reciprocal relationship with Mother Nature. Sit in ceremony, learn simple practices to connect more directly with nature, recharge your energy, heal yourself, and learn to heal others through Nature. We are all responsible for the condition of the earth, and we are facilitating this meeting of cultures to support one another and to heal our human family through love of Nature with proactive practice. In nine days, you will receive three Empowerment Ceremonies called "Karpays" that are energetic transmissions. The Ayni Karpay is an Andean Empowerment Ceremony which places you in sacred reciprocity with Mother Nature. The Mosoq Karpay is an Empowerment Ceremony that supercharges your personal power and path moving forward. The Qawaq Karpay helps you to enhance your divine the messages from Nature. These karpays will open new layers of wisdom for you to create a powerful connection with Mother Nature.
 *Note: Your Q'ero Teachers for each US seminar will include a selection of three GPS faculty dependent on availability*

HAWAI`I RETREAT SCHEDULE

*Homework: Upon fully Registering for the retreat you will receive a detailed instructional email about your nature Parents. Prior to Retreat please locate your Nature Parents: Mother Water (Paqarina) & Father Mountain (Itu Apu),  and bring this vital info with you. Below schedule subject to change/revision due to weather or Pachamama instructions.


MAY 1-DAY 1: Arrival to `Ai Lani Orchards anytime after 3PM

6:00 PM Welcome Gathering and light dinner.

 May 2-- Day 2  OPENING CEREMONY AYNI KARPAY
 
8:00 AM Breakfast

9:30AM Introduction and Tour Of the Farm

12:30 LUNCH

2:00 PM  Welcome & Introduction to Teachers and Wiraqocha Foundation and orientation to the Ceremony.

3:00- 6:00  PM OPENING CEREMONY Wahariquy Calling/Invocation to Nature Beings,Introductions to Wiraqocha Foundation, teachers, and introduction to the Paqo path with exploration of the Inka fourfold human identity. First Haywariquy (Offering of gratitude and permission to open teachings) INVOKING and CONNECTING with your Itu Apu & Paqarina in our afternoon AYNI KARPAY CEREMONY.  AFTER THE CEREMONY PRESENTATION OF THE TOPICS COVERED OVER THESE NINE DAYS 
THE Q'ERO PROCESS OF HEALING TRAUMA AND KEEPING THE HUMAN ENERGY FIELD INTACT and EMPOWERED.

6:00-7:00 Dinner and early bed time for weary travelers

Star gazing from the deck as weather permits

May 3--DAY 3--COLLECTIVE EMPOWERMENT OF THE TAIL AND BELLY EYE--SIKI and QOSQO ÑAWI

5:00 AM Wake up early morning coffee

5:30 Depart for Punalu'u Black Sand Beach to MEET HAWAIIAN KAHU M. KALANI SOUZI at PUNALU'U HIUWAI CLEANSING CEREMONY AT SUNRISE & OPENING THE TAIL EYE.

8:00 AM RETURN TO FARM FOR BREAKFAST AND PACK LUNCH FOR VOLCANO

10:30 Depart for Volcano Ceremony. QOSQO EMPOWERMENT CEREMONY with Tutu Pele

2:30 Packed Lunch at Volcano

4:00 Return to Farm

6:00 pm Dinner

May 4--DAY 4--GATHERING OUR ENERGY PIECES--RESPONDING TO TRAUMA

7:00 Am Breakfast

8:30 am Check in: Group Discussion, Questions, Sharing Experiences. 

10:00 -1:00 pm TEACHING ON ANIMO WAHAY & Method of Trauma therapy Inka Style.

1:00-2:00 Lunch

2:30 ANIMO WAHAY demonstration

3:30-6:00 PM   DEVELOPE YOUR WAHARIQUY! Collective energy practices, understanding SAMI and HOOCHA.Collective Energy practices including Saminchakquy, Saywachaquy, and Yananchaquy--refining your energy field. INKA PROPHECY, Wiraqocha Foundation information, Global Paqo School information. How to make Simple offerings.

MAY 5--DAY 5-- MOSOQ KARPAY

7:30 AM Breakfast

9:00 AM. HOOCHA MIKHUY
Hucha Mikhuy - Heavy Energy Eating Learn how to eat and digest heavy energy and offer it as a gift to Mother Earth and how to perform your own cleansing rituals at home (hoochapampachaquy)

12:00-1:00pm Lunch break 

1:30-4:00 PM MOSOQ KARPAY Empowerment Ceremony with Group Haywariquy. Q’ero teachers will prepare and build a Haywariquy with k’intu offerings for each student, along with an individual invocation of your Itu Apu and Paqarina, asking for you to become a candidate to the Paqo Pathway. Final traditional empowerment ceremony of MOSOQ KARPAY--to make you NEW! The Mosoq Karpay will supercharge your personal power as you start or renew your sacred path as a Paqo

6:00 PM Dinner

May 6--DAY 6. Releasing a LIFETIME of HOOCHA

7:00 am Breakfast and Pack snacks
HIKE TO GREEN SAND BEACH!

8:30 Am Depart for Papakolea GREEN SAND BEACH

Approx 1 hour hike to Green Sands Beach

10:00 AM CEREMONY at the PAPAKOLEA CAVE

Packed lunch

Frolicking at Green Sands

5:00 pm Return to Farm

6:00 Dinner at Farm

Star gazing as weather permits

May 7--Day 7

8:00-Breakfast

9:30 Debrief of Mosoq Karpay & Manua Kea Experience

11:00 Pack a Lunch

11:30 Depart for Kawa'a (15 minute drive--10 minute hike)
Kawa'a is an ancient Hawaiian Temple to the Pleiades and our Pu'u honua, place of forgiveness. Here we will work with the energy of the sun in the heart, forgiveness ceremony, and make offerings to our sacred male and female springs, absorbing the new harmonized Yanantin Energy.

2:00 Lunch break
 
3:30 pm Pleaides Temple
After these cleansings we will work with the energy of the "LEY OF STARS" and the Pleaides Temple and the ancient power of MU

5:00 PM Return to Farm

6:30 PM:  Dinner


MAY 8--Day 8

8:30 AM Breakfast

9:30 Group Discussion, Questions, Sharing Experiences

11:00 Open the discussion on Healing & Haywariquys & PICHAY, KALPACHAQUY, ANIIMO WAHAY

12:30- 2:00 Lunch Break

2:00-5:00 HEALINGS

Continue the discussion, question session on healing and advanced healing methods, such as Torqe's and Hampi Haywariquys. Deepening our understanding of Healing. Stories of healing from our teachers. Instructions from our Teachers on how to assist others.

*SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE/REVISION DUE TO WEATHER OR INSTRUCTIONS FROM PACHAMAMA TO BEST SERVE OUR COLLECTIVE BUBBLE*

MAY 9--DAY 9. PRIVATE HEALING & COCA LEAF DIVINATIONS

7:00 AM BREAKFAST

 Advanced students will assist our teachers in healings, participating in the healing sessions and coca leaf readings.

9AM-5 PM Individual Healings & Coca Leaf Readings by appointment only, and must be booked and paid in advance. Availability is limited.

TRANSLATION
The teachings will be translated from Quechua and Spanish into English and from English into Spanish and Quechua.

CULTURAL BENEFIT & THE PROMISE OF AYNI--SACRED RECIPROCITY

Your retreat tuition covers the cost of travel for our teachers, translation, lodging, venue fee, and program materials. By participating in this retreat, you will also help to accomplish meaningful, essential projects for the Q’ero people as 25% of the proceeds from all retreats goes to the Wiraqocha Foundation, which directly funds projects to supprot the entire Hatun Q’eros community. The Q’ero villages are at a very high altitude near the sacred Wamanlipa mountain in Peru, and only within the past few years was a road opened to Hatun Q’eros. The community is not accessible by bus or train, and there are no stores, doctors, clinics or hospitals nearby. Our master Q’ero teachers travel 10-12 hours to Cusco to teach in the Global Paqo School. Their geographic isolation frames both their challenges, as well as their unique culture, which has survived for centuries due to the law of AYNI. While their isolation has acted to protect their traditions, it has also severely limited their access to opportunities, education, and services. Even today, the Q’ero face severe economic, social and cultural pressures. The Wiraqocha Foundation raises critical funds to support our Q'ero community.

MEET OUR FACULTY 
THE GLOBAL PAQO SCHOOL
TEQSE MUYU PAQO YACHAY WASI

The Karpay, or energetic empowerment, given by our Ñust'a Paqos and Apu Paqos, along with their insight, humor, warmth, and glorious wisdom of
the Inka lineage tradition is the perfect complementary knowleldge to all that the newest science is bringing to us--
the influence of HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS when merged with NATURE CONSCIOUSNESS. 

Papa Don Martin

Apu Paqo

 --Papa Don Martin Q'espi Machacca From Charqapata Says:
"NATURE SERVES AS TEACHER & GUIDE FOR THE SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION OF HUMANITY"

Don Martin Q'espi Machacca is the undisputed head of our school, being one of the only remaining masters to have attained the Alto Misha and a student of the famed Don Manuel Q'espi.  Papa Don Martin has been nine times elected LLAQTA ALCHAQ PAQO--the priest in charge of overseeing the physical and spiritual well-being of the entire Hatun Q'eros Community. This job title is to preview and prevent traumatic and disturbing events from arriving to the Q'ero Community. 
Papa Don Martin is a co-founder of the Global Paqo School.

Doña Agustina

Ñust’a Paqo

---Doña Agustina Ccapa Champi from Qolpa Kucho

Our QOYA or eldest Ñust'a Paqo, Doña Agustina, is a highly trained Ñust’a Paqo in the lineage of Don Andres Espinoza. She is the widow of the reknown altomishayoq Don Mariano Apaza who died in 2004, and was fully trained by him working side by side for many years. She is always surprising us with knowledge from the ancient lineage of Pachacuti and lore about Miskayani--the Inkan metaphysical city of feminine power, lost in the amazon jungle. Agustina is a phenomenal weaver and has a huge, compassionate heart.

Papa Don Humberto

Apu Paqo

—Papa Don Humberto Soncco Q'espi from Charqapata

Don Humberto Soncco Q'espi's name tells the story of who he is-- it means "crystal heart".  Together with Papa Don Martin, Don Humberto is our most senior Apu Paqo with more than 60 years working as a paqo around the world. Don Humberto is known for his laughter, humor, generous heartedness and clear perception. Don Humberto and his late wife, Doña Bernardina, worked as a sacred healing couple for over 55 years, starting from when they were 14 and 15 years old, and  following in the footsteps of their grandparents who were reknown Q'ero healers.

Doña Monica 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Monica Q'espi Flores

Doña Monica is a famous talent, known for the beauty of her weavings in the Q'ero Community. She became a healer to cure herself from her own illness and "found her Paqo star," the guide for her healing work.  She is a well trained Ñust'a Paqo and the great neice of the most famous Paqo of the 21st century Don Manuel Q'espi.

Don Francisco

Apu Paqo

—Don Francisco Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho, Hatun Q'eros

Don Francisco is the eldest son of Don Mariano Apaza and was fully trained by his father along with his two brothers, Ricardo and Juan. The brothers retain the Misha of their father, enshrined in their Q'ero home of Qolpa Kucho, and have built a Yachay Wasi (wisdom house) where they plan to teach their ancestral wisdom to future travelers. Francisco has practiced Coca Leaf reading for over 25 years and is an acknowledged master at Coca Divination as well as healing. Francisco embodies the calming presence and patience of a mountain. 

Doña Zenobia 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Zenovia Cruz Condori from Ch'eqa Pampa, Ausangate

Zenobia is known for her powerful WAHARIQUY (invocation) of the Nature Beings and her bubbly personality. Zenobia was raised on Ausangate Mountain, and trained by her grandmother, an exceptional reservoir of Ñust’a Paqo knowledge, who died at the ripe old age of about 120.  Zenovia carries on her grandmothers traditions, and is an amazing weaver with a creative flair for innovative apparel, incorporating ancient designs.

Don Ricardo 

Apu Paqo

—Don Ricardo Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho, Hatun Q'eros

Don Ricardo Apaza Flores is the youngest son of the late Don Mariano Apaza and is known for his enormous heart and gentleness. Ricardo received his first initiation at only 8 years-old at the Andean Mecca of Q'ollorit'i, and has been on the Paqo path ever since. Trained by his father and immersed in the tradition, Ricardo is one of the most sincere people you could ever meet. He works as a ceremonial Paqo, Healer, and Coca Leaf reader together with his two brothers.

Doña Marcosa

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Marcosa Flores Pauqar from the Q'ero village of Charqapata

Doña Marcosa is the daughter-in-law of Don Humberto Soncco and the late Doña Bernardina fully trained by her as a Ñust'a Paqo. A respected community leader, she delights in sharing her knowledge and initiations in the tradition with all of her students. Marcosa is acknowledged as possessing one of the most potent invocations for Pichay (cleansing) and is an expert in traditional knowledge, cleansings, healings, and offerings, as well as being a supremely gifted weaver.

Don Juan

Apu Paqo

—Don Juan Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho

Don Juan is a lot of fun! Juan is the middle son of the late Don Mariano Apaza and is a clown and a character. Don Juan is also, as in his family tradition, a highly skilled and expert Coca Leaf Reader, healer, and ceremonial artist. Juan is the most extroverted of the Apaza brothers and loves to joke and play.

Elizabeth 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Elizabeth B. Jenkins born in Manhattan, New York

Elizabeth B. Jenkins MA, MFT is a Mom, Organic Farmer, 35 year student of Inka Nature Wisdom held by the Q'ero Nation of Peru, and international best-selling author of three books on Inka Nature Wisdom. She founded Wiraqocha Foundation in 1996. In January, 2021 she founded the Global Paqo School to employ the Q’ero Masters during the pandemic, and also co-founded Q'ero Wayruroni Association, to better serve the Q'ero communities in Peru. She resides with her yanantin Barney, on her organic coffee and macadamia nut farm on the Big Island of Hawai`i where she collaborates with Native Hawaiian elders and the magical Volcanic Island forces of Nature.

Fredy 

Paqo

—Fredy Conde Huallpa from Rosas Pata Community of Lares

Fredy Conde Huallpa is a Native Quechua speaker and extraordinary Quechua to English translator,  inexhaustible mountain trekker, and the very first Mystical Tour Guide authorized by the Peruvian Tourism Authority. Fredy trains other tours guides in the traditions of his Inka ancestors and has worked with Wiraqocha Foundation for over 20 years. Fredy is currently co-manager of the Hatun Q'eros Cultural Center in Cusco, and helps administer WF aid projects in the Hatun Q'eros Community. Fredy is a marvel and a gem, worth his weight in Inka gold.

Karina

Ñust’a Paqo

—Karina Quipse Calcina from Challma Chimpana, Hatun Q'eros

At only 22 years old, Karina is one of our youngest Ñust'a Paqos from the Community of Challma Chimpana. She currently works at the Hatun Q'eros Cultual Center in Cusco and will travel outside the US for the first time to help translate for our Q'ero Faculty at our Costa Rica Retreat.

MEET OUR FACULTY 
THE GLOBAL PAQO SCHOOL
TEQSE MUYU PAQO YACHAY WASI

The Karpay, or energetic empowerment, given by our Ñust'a Paqos and Apu Paqos, along with their insight, humor, warmth, and glorious wisdom of
the Inka lineage tradition is the perfect complementary knowleldge to all that the newest science is bringing to us--
the influence of HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS when merged with NATURE CONSCIOUSNESS. 

Papa Don Martin

Apu Paqo

 --Papa Don Martin Q'espi Machacca From Charqapata Says:
"NATURE SERVES AS TEACHER & GUIDE FOR THE SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION OF HUMANITY"

Don Martin Q'espi Machacca is the undisputed head of our school, being one of the only remaining masters to have attained the Alto Misha and a student of the famed Don Manuel Q'espi.  Papa Don Martin has been nine times elected LLAQTA ALCHAQ PAQO--the priest in charge of overseeing the physical and spiritual well-being of the entire Hatun Q'eros Community. This job title is to preview and prevent traumatic and disturbing events from arriving to the Q'ero Community. 
Papa Don Martin is a co-founder of the Global Paqo School.

Doña Agustina

Ñust’a Paqo

---Doña Agustina Ccapa Champi from Qolpa Kucho

Our QOYA or eldest Ñust'a Paqo, Doña Agustina, is a highly trained Ñust’a Paqo in the lineage of Don Andres Espinoza. She is the widow of the reknown altomishayoq Don Mariano Apaza who died in 2004, and was fully trained by him working side by side for many years. She is always surprising us with knowledge from the ancient lineage of Pachacuti and lore about Miskayani--the Inkan metaphysical city of feminine power, lost in the amazon jungle. Agustina is a phenomenal weaver and has a huge, compassionate heart.

Papa Don Humberto

Apu Paqo

—Papa Don Humberto Soncco Q'espi from Charqapata

Don Humberto Soncco Q'espi's name tells the story of who he is-- it means "crystal heart".  Together with Papa Don Martin, Don Humberto is our most senior Apu Paqo with more than 60 years working as a paqo around the world. Don Humberto is known for his laughter, humor, generous heartedness and clear perception. Don Humberto and his late wife, Doña Bernardina, worked as a sacred healing couple for over 55 years, starting from when they were 14 and 15 years old, and  following in the footsteps of their grandparents who were reknown Q'ero healers.

Doña Monica 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Monica Q'espi Flores

Doña Monica is a famous talent, known for the beauty of her weavings in the Q'ero Community. She became a healer to cure herself from her own illness and "found her Paqo star," the guide for her healing work.  She is a well trained Ñust'a Paqo and the great neice of the most famous Paqo of the 21st century Don Manuel Q'espi.

Don Francisco

Apu Paqo

—Don Francisco Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho, Hatun Q'eros

Don Francisco is the eldest son of Don Mariano Apaza and was fully trained by his father along with his two brothers, Ricardo and Juan. The brothers retain the Misha of their father, enshrined in their Q'ero home of Qolpa Kucho, and have built a Yachay Wasi (wisdom house) where they plan to teach their ancestral wisdom to future travelers. Francisco has practiced Coca Leaf reading for over 25 years and is an acknowledged master at Coca Divination as well as healing. Francisco embodies the calming presence and patience of a mountain. 

Doña Zenobia 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Zenovia Cruz Condori from Ch'eqa Pampa, Ausangate

Zenobia is known for her powerful WAHARIQUY (invocation) of the Nature Beings and her bubbly personality. Zenobia was raised on Ausangate Mountain, and trained by her grandmother, an exceptional reservoir of Ñust’a Paqo knowledge, who died at the ripe old age of about 120.  Zenovia carries on her grandmothers traditions, and is an amazing weaver with a creative flair for innovative apparel, incorporating ancient designs.

Don Ricardo 

Apu Paqo

—Don Ricardo Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho, Hatun Q'eros

Don Ricardo Apaza Flores is the youngest son of the late Don Mariano Apaza and is known for his enormous heart and gentleness. Ricardo received his first initiation at only 8 years-old at the Andean Mecca of Q'ollorit'i, and has been on the Paqo path ever since. Trained by his father and immersed in the tradition, Ricardo is one of the most sincere people you could ever meet. He works as a ceremonial Paqo, Healer, and Coca Leaf reader together with his two brothers.

Doña Marcosa

Ñust’a Paqo

—Doña Marcosa Flores Pauqar from the Q'ero village of Charqapata

Doña Marcosa is the daughter-in-law of Don Humberto Soncco and the late Doña Bernardina fully trained by her as a Ñust'a Paqo. A respected community leader, she delights in sharing her knowledge and initiations in the tradition with all of her students. Marcosa is acknowledged as possessing one of the most potent invocations for Pichay (cleansing) and is an expert in traditional knowledge, cleansings, healings, and offerings, as well as being a supremely gifted weaver.

Don Juan

Apu Paqo

—Don Juan Apaza Flores from Qolpa Kucho

Don Juan is a lot of fun! Juan is the middle son of the late Don Mariano Apaza and is a clown and a character. Don Juan is also, as in his family tradition, a highly skilled and expert Coca Leaf Reader, healer, and ceremonial artist. Juan is the most extroverted of the Apaza brothers and loves to joke and play.

Elizabeth 

Ñust’a Paqo

—Elizabeth B. Jenkins born in Manhattan, New York

Elizabeth B. Jenkins MA, MFT is a Mom, Organic Farmer, 35 year student of Inka Nature Wisdom held by the Q'ero Nation of Peru, and international best-selling author of three books on Inka Nature Wisdom. She founded Wiraqocha Foundation in 1996. In January, 2021 she founded the Global Paqo School to employ the Q’ero Masters during the pandemic, and also co-founded Q'ero Wayruroni Association, to better serve the Q'ero communities in Peru. She resides with her yanantin Barney, on her organic coffee and macadamia nut farm on the Big Island of Hawai`i where she collaborates with Native Hawaiian elders and the magical Volcanic Island forces of Nature.

Fredy 

Paqo

—Fredy Conde Huallpa from Rosas Pata Community of Lares

Fredy Conde Huallpa is a Native Quechua speaker and extraordinary Quechua to English translator,  inexhaustible mountain trekker, and the very first Mystical Tour Guide authorized by the Peruvian Tourism Authority. Fredy trains other tours guides in the traditions of his Inka ancestors and has worked with Wiraqocha Foundation for over 20 years. Fredy is currently co-manager of the Hatun Q'eros Cultural Center in Cusco, and helps administer WF aid projects in the Hatun Q'eros Community. Fredy is a marvel and a gem, worth his weight in Inka gold.

Karina

Ñust’a Paqo

—Karina Quipse Calcina from Challma Chimpana, Hatun Q'eros

At only 22 years old, Karina is one of our youngest Ñust'a Paqos from the Community of Challma Chimpana. She currently works at the Hatun Q'eros Cultual Center in Cusco and will travel outside the US for the first time to help translate for our Q'ero Faculty at our Costa Rica Retreat.

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