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Ricardo Sanchez – Practitioner of the Andean tradition. Born in Arequipa, Peru. Ricardo grew up learning from the traditions passed on from his Quechua speaking parents, love for life, nature and the arts. Ricardo was initiated in the Andean Spirituality in 2002 by the most reknowned Inka priests in the Cuzco area. Currently Ricardo is pursuing a Masters degree in Counseling from George Washington University, he is an artist and an Andean musician. He currently resides in Virginia, U.S. |
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Evaristo Pfuture - Nutritionist and Quechua professor (language of the Inkas) Born in the community of K’ana, Cuzco.
With a life long experience on Inka traditions and way of life, Evaristo’s wisdom and knowledge passed on to him through by his ancestors and life experiences, adds a rich perspective to the understanding of Andean traditions.
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The Paucar Q'ero family - Victor, Hilario and Isaac, two brothers and their father, are members of the Q'ero nation, one of the last remaining communities of direct Inka descendants. They are the keepers of the ancient knowledge. Pampamesayoq, holistic healers and medicine men, whose wisdom and teachings restore physical, mental and spiritual well-being. Masters of the energies of the Andes, they lead the group in rituals and sacred ceremonies in Cuzco.
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Kathy Sanchez - Practitioner of the Andean tradition with graduate-level training in nutrition and wellness. She specializes in nutrition for disease prevention and alleviation; and she is currently researching the health benefits of native Andean foods. Kathy was initiated into the Andean tradition in 2005, and has since served as a Spanish-English interpreter, writer and editor on health, nutrition and Andean topics.
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