Munay-Ki
Munay-Ki are the nine rites of initiation of the medicine way of the Inka Elders. In Quechua, the word munay means love and ki means power. It is the same love that many call agape. Munay is the same as love for everything that surrounds us, the same as love for All That Is. These rites can be received in the etheric sleep state, you don’t have to get them from another person. Some have been said to have received them directly from the arch angels. The more we give and received the rites from each other – the more light comes in. The prophecies of the ancient Americas speak about a new human appearing on the planet – one who lives free of fear and resides in his or her transcendent nature. The Munay-Ki are the codes for the new human.
They are delivered in the form of energetic transmissions – similar to Reiki. The Munay-Ki can heal us and transform our human energy field into that of homo luminous. They come to us from the Inka shaman of Peru – the Q’ero. The recipient of the rites is connected with the ancient lineage. Within the seeds are the light codes of the body of the Inca, the god-being connected directly to the stars. These seeds will not awaken until we shed the false self that believes we were kicked out of the garden. Many indigenous are still in touch with nature, with the earth, the animals and the plants. Many others are beginning to awaken to this. Receiving the attunements represent the potential that we then have to nurture and care for.
As you receive the Munay-Ki rites, you will acquire what the Laika – the Earthkeepers of old – know as the rainbow body. This is when the chakras glow with their original radiance, their original light. Once you have received all of nine of the rites of the Munay-Ki, you will then be able to share them with others.
The Q’ero are the legendary keepers of the Inka prophecies. They presently live much the same as the people in the mountains had lived centuries ago. It is said that one may only visit their remote communities with a special invitation. I have read accounts of travelers meeting the Q’ero very synchronistically and effortlessly while traveling in Peru. I was fortunate to meet some of the Q’ero when they traveled to the United States with the Four Winds Society in the late ninties.
Elizabeth Jenkins expresses: What we can learn from Andean mysticism is amazing. However, to grasp even the basics of their teachings we need to step outside the little box of limited perception that makes up what we call reality and learn to perceive our world –as they do–in terms of living energy fields. This involves learning to see the energy that exists behind all forms in the manner that Juan Nunez del Prado instructs his students, not with our physical eyes but with our spiritual or third eye. This avenue of perception is what the Andean people call ‘gaway’, an ability that leads to direct perception and interaction with the world of living energies. [i]
To the shamans nothing is positive or negative, good or bad. Kausya is the living energy that is in all levels of creation and it is either sami ~ refined light ordered energy or huchas ~ heavy chaotic energy. Sami is the energy we come into this world with, what we are given. Huchas are the heavy energies that we create such as guilt, sorrow, shame, judgement, etc… The body is not designed to hold on to these huchas. We can use simple ways to release them to the earth and to the elements.
This is said to be an extraordinary time to be alive. We are coming back together, knowing that we have been whole and complete all along. The long-foretold alignment of the Earth with the axis of the Milky Way galaxy announces a new beginning. In Peru, descendants of the Inca call this time the Pachakuiti ~ which is the return of the light: after 500 years of darkness.
The Munay-Ki is one of the many gifts of abundance and love that we have been given to support us and transport us thru the Shift of the Ages ~ to the other side of 2012. Munay, Love, Yachay, Wisdom, and Llank’ay, Service, form the three fold sacred path of the Andean mystic.
The body is our temple. We can connect with the light of the inner sun, that is in our hearts, and the light that is in every cell of our body. Our body is designed to be a portal and it is said that we are all Children of the Sun, all a spark of the Divine One. We all go thru forgetfulness and now we are remembering who we are.
If you are interested in receiving the Munay-Ki from me, they can be received in person at this time. I recommend reading “Shaman, Healer, Sage – Healing Yourself and Others with the Energy Medicine of the Americas ”by Alberto Villoldo, PhD. This book is foundational in understanding the ancient and contemporary teachings of these descendants of the ancient Inkas and you will know if it is something you would like to explore further.
“When the power of love
overcomes the love of power,
the world will know peace.” Jimi Hendrix
Read more about The Nine Rites of Initiation.
The Inca Cross, the Chakana, symbolizes for Inca mythology the World Tree or Tree of Life and means ‘bridge’. The stepped cross is made up of an equal-armed cross indicating the cardinal points of the compass – the four directions – South, West, North and East, as well as the four elements, Earth, Water, Fire and Air. The superimposed square represents the other two levels of existence. The three levels of existence are Hana Pacha (the upper world, the Universe), Kay Pacha, (the Here and Now world of our everyday existence on Earth) and Ucu or Urin Pacha (the Lower World, the Inner Realms). The hole through the centre of the cross is the Axis by means of which the shaman transits the cosmic vault to the other levels. It also represents Cuzco, the center of the Incan empire and the Southern Cross constellation. Additonally there are twelve steps that surround the chakana. Each of the twelve steps is said to represent a level of initiation and an attainment of consciousness.
[i] Initiation – A Woman’s Spiritual Journey by Elizabeth Jenkins
