I offer a series of half-day workshops introducing the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition, originated by Peruvian Kamaska Curandero and Altomisayok, don Oscar Miro-Quesada. I also offer personal healing ceremonies. For more information, to book an appointment, or to arrange to host a workshop, contact me at evelinaproeva@gmail.com

 

“The world of the Pachakuti Mesa carrier is not a world to know, to study, grasp or gain insight into, but a world to

live in, to participate in, to be part of, to collectively fashion, make, enhance, and co-create.” don Oscar Miro-Quesada

 

The Pachakuti Mesa Tradition of cross-cultural shamanism was originated by don Oscar Miro-Quesada, respected kamasqa curandero and altomisayoq adept from Peru.

 

In this workshop, we will define the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition (PMT) which emphasises both personal and planetary healing. This practice involves ritual and ceremonial mastery of the mesa (altar) as passed down through the lineage of Peruvian curanderos. The mesa is an altar-like arrangement of empowered objects (Artes), a shamanic tool which is used to engage enlightened beings and elemental energies for restoration of balance, health and harmony between humans, other dimensions, and our natural world. Mesas are used for healing, ceremony, journeying, manifesting, divination, transformation and communion with the spirit realm. The mesa is a reflection of you, and an extension of

your Self. 

Come and create a basic mesa and begin learning how to work with it!

 

 

“The creation of a despacho is a way to give back through prayer, intention, and love; doing so is participating a reciprocal exchange that promotes balance and interdependence” Matthew Magee

 

In this workshop, we will engage as a community in a uniting and healing ceremony involving the creation of a despacho. Despacho is the Spanish word for a ritual offering made with reverent intention in sacred reciprocity (Ayni)

for that which has been given to us. 

Despachos are most often created to honour and give thanks to Pachamama (Mother Earth) and the Apukuna (Mountain Spirits). They can also be done as offerings for good luck, marriages, births, deaths, prosperity, and new homes or jobs.