JEFFREY HUAMANCHEQ WIUM

North America

Jeffrey is a traditionally-trained celestial practitioner in the Andean-Inkan Holy Mountain Tradition. In 1996, a mystical experience shifted his reality and inspired a change of life path. He began studying spiritual arts, received the Avaloketesvara initiation and undertook an educational journey to China, Tibet, Nepal and India.

While there, Jeffrey had more mystical experiences. Most humbly was the Tibetan monastic elder that pointed Jeffrey home to the wisdom of the birth country.

Returning to America, Jeffrey began training with the Lipan Apache tradition and shifted his media work to ecological, educational and adventure-based productions.

In 2002, Jeffrey was injured during the filming of a television series. This began a dedicated period of healing and harmonizing his physical, mental, emotional and energetic systems.

This wholistic process inspired Jeffrey to pursue certifications in multidisciplinary healing arts. In 2005, Jeffrey attended an Andean Energy Medicine conference in Peru. While there, maestros from the Q’ero nation invited him to return. This was Jeffrey’s first apprenticeship with the Andean-Inkan tradition.

In 2006, the Elder Benefactors asked Jeffrey to organize program retreats in Peru and other countries. Jeffrey was also tasked with sharing wholistic wisdom, helping people awaken consciousness, and reconnect with the sanctity of daily life.

In early 2007, Jeffrey was invited into the celestial realms of the Andean-Inkan tradition. This began an intensive period of training under the tutelage of his Mountain Spirit Benefactor. Later that year, Jeffrey was initiated by lightning– as is the process with celestial practitioners.

In August of 2008, Jeffrey received a vision to create a film conveying the sacred lifeways and practices of the Andean-Inkan tradition. The project received philanthropic funding and pre-production commenced in earnest.

Working as a solo filmmaker, Jeffrey and his Andean colleagues made ten trips to the Peruvian altiplano over an eighteen-month period. In 2012, editorial and soundtrack development began. Film mastering, marketing and private screenings followed.

From January 2014, Jeffrey has traveled the world sharing Wisdomkeepers, Paqo Andino, offering educational programs, immersive program and retreats.

Jeffrey founded Living Wisdom Education as a platform to share universal knowledge, wholistic practices and unified consciousness. Jeffrey and his Andean colleagues operate a retreat and educational center in the Peruvian highlands to facilitate conscious lifeways and train indigenous and western practitioners. Living Centers are being developed for Montana and New Zealand.

TUPAQ TTITO KUNTUR

South America

Tupaq is a direct descendent of the Inka and a celestial practitioner in the Andean-Inkan Tradition. Tupaq began his training at the age of two under the tutelage of his grandfather. Tupaq was brought up living the tradition’s ancestral lifeways. This immersion provided an a basis for collective consciousness and interdimensional operation.

In his adolescence, Tupaq experienced a momentary death from disease. He was resuscitated by the Mountain-Spirit Benefactors and to this day, they maintain a deep connection in daily life.

At eleven, Tupaq’s grandfather passed away. In his absence, Tupaq began a period of exploration and self-directed learning in the highlands surrounding his village. He journeyed into the landscape to follow instruction, intuition, observation and embodiment. Tupaq learned ceremonial offerings, helped people with food production and deepened his relationship with the Earth, Elements and the Apus who had saved his life.

At 16 years old, Tupaq’s father passed away and Tupaq returned home to support his mother and his six younger siblings. During this time, he continued his journeys into nature, refined his knowledge and honed his techniques while attending to the needs of his family and community.

At 19, Tupaq moved to Cusco to expand his education. There, he began a series of apprenticeships with celestial maestros to deepen his understanding, wisdom, ceremonies and prayers.

At 21, Tupaq became a full initiate of the Andean-Inkan celestial tradition. Since then, he has focused on expanding his knowledge base, sharing what he knows and supporting the health and wellbeing of the local people, flora and fauna.

Tupaq’s education and knowledge’s largely a result of his long-held relationship with the Mountain-Spirit Benefactors and the Andean culture which is rooted in equanimity, equality, non-duality, generosity, respect and animistic consciousness.

Tupaq’ is dedicated to sharing Andean-Inkan wisdom, sacred practices, cosmological principles and wholistic ways of life. He is a founding member of Tiwantinsuyo (the return of the Children of the Sun). In this, Tupaq and his family organize cultural exchanges with maestros and wisdomkeepers from many traditions.

Tupaq is an extraordinarily humble and wise man. As a father, teacher and mystic, Tupaq speaks from his heart, expressing ancestral wisdom for generations of his ancestors, and multitudes of interdimensional beings.

Tupaq shares his wisdom via personal consultations, educational programs, talks, mentorships and immersive retreats.