You have arrived at a sacred space for shamanic healing, energy renewal, and spiritual awakening. This is a meeting place of worlds — where Earth and Sky, Silence and Song, Body and Spirit come into harmony once more.

Three sacred streams flow together — the breath of Pachamama, the song of the Amazonian forest, and the light of the eternal Self. Through these traditions, we remember what the rishis and the shamans both knew: that healing is the awakening of the divine spark within — the union of spirit and form, Earth and sky, silence and sound.

Along my path, I’ve been taught that whenever distraction or doubt arises, the way home is always through the centre path — the inner lane of stillness where Shiva’s silence meets the Atman, the eternal Self. It is the sacred middle way — neither clinging nor resisting — where clarity, strength, and grace are born. When I return to that centre, I remember who I am, and I walk once more in harmony with Pachamama and Spirit.

My work is to guide seekers through deep transformation — releasing old karmic patterns, reconnecting with Pachamama, and awakening the remembrance of their divine essence — the radiant Self that exists beyond time, story, and separation.
Each session becomes a prayer, each breath a mantra, each offering a return to wholeness.

At the heart of this work is the Andean Medicine Wheel, a living mandala of transformation — a circle of Earth and Spirit, much like the sacred yantras of the East. Each direction holds an initiation, a lesson, and a light that guides the soul toward wholeness.

Each element moves as a living force within the Wheel — awakening harmony through body, mind, and spirit.
Together with the ancestors, spirit guides, and Great Spirit, these forces weave the sacred balance of life.

Within this living tapestry walks Tiger Uku, the Blue Tiger of Ukhu Pacha — keeper of the inner fire and guardian of the hidden worlds.
Through ceremony, prayer, and light, he moves between realms to hold sacred space for healing, remembrance, and awakening.