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THE INTIWATANA symbolizes DECISIONS. It is personal and independent; it is the LIGHT that guides us through difficulties and doubts, no matter whattheir nature. It is vital for developing discernment.
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THE INKA PUNKÖ symbolizes LEARNING AND PRACTICING the new knowledge, enabling us to fully understand and become experts at it. Before going through this gate, one must make a firm decision to overcome any obstacles. |
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EL QORI INTI symbolizes helping others to COMPREHEND on the physical, mental, and spiritual levels. It is seen when one helps other human beings on three levels. It is the first manifestation of the Unity. |
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LA CHAKANA symbolizes SERVICE. It is the earnest practice of the four principles: AMA QELLA (be laborious), AMA SUWA (be honest), AMA LLULLA (be truthful), and AMA HAP’A (be faithful and loyal). These principles allow the full-fledged realization of interpersonal service among all humans .
There are fifth and sixth levels to the symbolism that go deeper within the self, corresponding to self knowledge on both the physical and intangible planes, including the psyche and the vibrational or spiritual plane. Unity of all its components is indispensable. |
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EL UNANCHA symbolizes full dominion over one’s passions, feelings, weaknesses, emotions, and physical and psychological deficiencies. It also refers to having developed higher powers or abilities that approach the level achieved by an Inka leader. It means self-governance and governance with nature, by living in accordance with the principles. It is characterized by PURITY AND TRUTH. |
The Andean symbols point to a very well organized way of life, dedicated to the service of others, rather than to one’s own self interests. They are UNITY.
Given everything that’s said above, please treat the Inka’s Andean symbols of Tawantinsuyö with respect. These symbols direct and guide us toward Qhapaq Ñan, on the Path toward continuous evolution in all respects.
Andean is not only the person that was born in the mountain range of the Tawantinsuyö and carries the Inka genes, there are very many Andean of roots and heart around the world or Tëqsimuyö that love the Culture and Andean philosophy in its true dimension. There we are all together, guided towards the horizon, looking at the tenuous light of the dawn: Pachaillariy.
Finally, the Andean Cosmology does not exclude anyone, on the contrary unites and humanizes; it is an ancestral gift of the Peruvian Andes of Tawantinsuyö to the rest of the world.
Kay Qhapaq simita sonqöykiswan chashkiyukuychis
¡Sami!
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