Machu Picchu ~ Cusco ~ Sacred Valley ~ Lake Titicaca ~ Markawasi ~ Nasca Lines
PERU! Journey of the Masters
Ancient Wisdom Teachings of the Andes
March 5, 2010
We still have a few spaces available for our upcoming trip to Peru.
Please join us!
Our next magical journey to the land of the Inkas is scheduled for April 24, 2010 including Machu Picchu, Cusco, Sacred Valley and Lake Titicaca, with post trips to the mysterious Stone Forest of Markawasi, and the enigmatic Lines of Nazca.
The Universe has entrusted us with the blessed task of creating a sanctified space in the Peruvian Andes for a great enactment of love, this devotion will be fully expressed through a series of ceremonies and meditations during our time together. This sacred offering anchors the highest frequencies needed for global birthing establishing the necessary foundation for the shifting of ages known as the tenth ‘Pachakuti’ according to Incan time-keepers.
Our journey begins in the trendy seaside suburb of Miraflores (Lima) where we rendezvous for our flight to Cusco, transferring directly to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. A stunning trip by rail takes us to the fabled Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu, before embarking for Mama Cocha, Lake Titicaca. An optional trek to the Markawasi Stone Forest, fabled doorway to the paradisiacal Elysian realm, is scheduled, as is an overflight of the fabled Nazca Lines. We conclude with a private viewing of the Ica Stone Museum, and a cruise to the Ballesta isles, known as Peru’s little Galapagos.
Independent travel can be added for participants those who’d like to arrive early or stay late. Our 2010 trip is fully hosted and includes all accommodations, many meals as listed in the itinerary, transportation for all scheduled events, admission to all sites including Machu Picchu, a cruise on Lake Titicaca, plus Special Ceremonies with local medicine people and shamans; (2) domestic airline transfers within Peru are also provided. Passage for this journey is limited on a first come, first served basis. Please fax us at 866-412-4270, or call 561-282-9688 with your request (do not email), and we will confirm availability a.s.a.p.; reservations will close in late March.
I hope that you will join us for this remarkable 20th Anniversary journey of Spirit!
With blessings,
Kathy
Kathy Doore, author, Markawasi: Peru’s Inexplicable Stone Forest
Machu Picchu and the Peruvian Andes
(11) days April 24 – May 4, 2010
Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, Lima
Double Occupancy: $3,095.00 USD___
Single Supplement: $3,695. ____
This Tour Includes:
Hotel Accommodations
Several meals as listed in the itinerary
Transportation for all scheduled events.
Round trip train to Machu Picchu/Aguas Calientes.
Admission to all sites including ticket to Machu Picchu.
Special Ceremonies at Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca
Fully Hosted with Bilingual Guide
Peru domestic air transfers (2)
Cruise on Lake Titicaca
Services not included:
Airport Taxes International & domestic departures (approx. $45 USD total).
Meals other then specified in itinerary, and all beverages are additional.
Items of a personal nature (laundry, phone calls, hotel mini bars & services, visas, passports, and
anything not specifically mentioned; please settle all your hotel expenses before check-out).
Customary Trip Gratuities (plan $13/pp/per day minimum)
Post Tours
Markawasi Stone Forest
(5) days* May 4-8, 2010
San Pedro de Casta, Markawasi, Miraflores/Lima
Double Occupancy $795.00 ____
Single Supplement (inquire)
Please pick up a copy of Markawasi: Peru’s Inexplicable Stone Forest
before departure, required reading for our journey.
This Tour Includes:
Hotel Accommodations
Meals at noted in itinerary
Transportation to and from site
Full Camp Facilities (bring sleeping bag)
Admission to site and Special Ceremonies
Fully Hosted with Bilingual Guide
Camp supervisor, cook, porters
Not Included:
Personal Sleeping Bag
Items of a personal nature
Customary Trip Gratuities ($13/pp/per day)
Anything not specifically mentioned in above program
The Nazca Lines
(3) days* May 8 - 10, 2010
Nazca Lines, Ica Stones, Paracus Ballestas Isles
Double Occupancy: $595.00 USD___
Single Supplement(inquire)
This Tour Includes:
All Hotel Accommodations
Admission to all sites, Ica Stone Museum, parks
Overflight of Nazca Lines & Ballesta Isles Cruise
Fully hosted bi-lingual Guide
All Transportation
Not Included:
Items of a personal nature
Customary Trip Gratuities ($13/pp/per day)
Anything not specifically mentioned in above program
*The Markawasi and Nazca post tours are available for those who take the (11) day Andes tour,
or who have traveled with us previously.
** If you'd like to arrive a day or two early to Peru, reservations for early arrivals to hotel are available by request.
Kathy Doore is an author, publisher, and tour leader, she leads a yearly sojourn to the ancient sacred sites of the Andes. Nearly two decades ago during a late night visit within the inner sanctum of Machu Picchu, Kathy was catapulted headlong into a world of intrigue and mystery, suffered the "shamanic death" resulting in the spontaneous initiation of her lightbody--the uncoilng of the kundalini. Today Kathy facilitates others in their remembrance and awakening. As one who treads the ancient path, she is both an accomplished facilitator for journeys of the inner, and the outer landscape. She invites you to journey with her to the ancient sacred temples of Peru.
Joining us in 2010, our dear Peruvian soul sisters Maru and Vicky.
“…I continue to walk and learn each day, and thank the Universe for my blessings,
strengthening my commitment as a Warrior of Light.” ~ Maru
Maru is our official Peruvian host for this year's trip. She is fluent in Spanish, English, French, and conversational Italian, and with a huge heart and an inquisitive mind to match, she comes to us with an impressive background in the ethereal and healing arts encompassing Chakra Recoding and DNA re-patterning, Reiki, Vibrational Healing and Energetic Healing, and, she is also an Anusara Yoga practitioner. Maru is a founder of the Peruvian Permaculture Association, whose goal is to sustain indigineous habitats and assist in retrievinng ancient arts and knowledge. She has worked as coordinator and communications liaison between the office of the First Lady of Peru and Telefonica Foundation Ethnographic Museum and Cultural Centre and the Ministry of Peru, and she is active in international trade and tourism. Born into a well-established, 17th-generation family in Lima, Peru, Maru was educated in tourism--the family business, and obtained her Masters Degree in Tourism Business Administration from Universidad Pompeu Fabra IDEC (Barcelona), a post-graduate diploma in Cultural Tourism, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services and Literature.
Vicky was born into a family of native medicinal healers at the lovely place of water, Lake Titicaca, where the Aymara and Quechua wisdom come together, where beautiful white-crowned mountains decorate marvelous landscapes along the shores of Q’ocha Mama. She takes great pleasure in sharing her Andean heritage, her beloved Pachamama, and Q’ocha Mama (mother Lake) with those pilgrims drawn to her shores, sharing her knowledge and following the oral traditions of her homeland.
“My mother’s grandmother was a healer from a small Quechua community, Tiquillaca, near Lake Titicaca. She gave me the gift of health after medical doctors could find no cure. She passed her knowledge on to my mother, teaching her how to heal using native plants and incense for blessing and cleansing houses of their heavy energies. She taught her the use of special ceremonies to care for livestock. Mother raised sheep, cows and llamas in the highlands where only ichu grass would grow, and I grew up helping her care for the animals and learning the old knowledge. I had interest in participating in the ancient ceremonies and learning the Andean spirituality. This included the knowledge and histories of animals, spirits, souls, and the Apus (protectors of the place). As a young girl I developed visionary skills and the ability to communicate with the spirit world, just as my grandmother had done. I also learned how to assist the souls who would ask for release from the “other” world. After completing my formal college education, I began my professional life as a tour guide, assisting others in awakening their dream. I invite you to journey with me.” ~ Vicky
Vicky has traveled with us for many years, and will join us along the shores of Mama Q'ocha.
MACHU PICCHU & THE ANDES ITINERARY
April 24 – May 4, 2010
*Included Meals Key = B (breakfast), L (lunch), D (dinner)
Day 1 Saturday April 24: Miraflores (Lima)
Travel day to Peru with overnight in Miraflores (Lima seaside). You’ll be met at the airport by our tour agent and taxi, and transferred to our hotel for the night. If you arrive a day or two early, you must arrive to the hotel by this date in order to be included in the group airline transfer to Cusco tomorrow (Sunday) morning.
Overnight Miraflores/Lima.
Day 2 Sunday 25th April: Lima - Cusco
We begin with an early breakfast in our Lima hotel, followed by transfer to airport for flight to Cusco and continue directly overland to the Sacred Valley of the Incas (at a lower altitude), for a quiet afternoon to breathe in the grandeur of the Andes. Here, we will gradually make the adjustment to high-altitude life. The afternoon is spent at leisure at our hacienda-style hotel in the Incan village of Pisac, with its quaint adobe homes and narrow stone alleys. There is time to enjoy the festivities of the Sunday "Mercado" craft market in the town square, or explore the Incan sanctuary above the village. Later, we will gather around the central hearth of our hacienda hotel for an evening welcome dinner to acquaint with our soul family, and sky-watch beneath the dazzling Milky Way, brilliantly visible in the Andean night sky. (B,D)
Day 3 Monday 26th April: Sacred Valley
After a sumptuous breakfast in our hacienda hotel, we spend a full day exploring the magnificent altars and temples of the Sacred Valley at Ollantaytambo, and later hobnob in funky Urubamba with lunch on the banks of the Rio Vilcanata.
Overnight Sacred Valley of the Incas. (B,L)
Day 4 Tuesday 27th April: Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu – The Buddha’s Birthday - Wesak Full Moon. Breakfast in hotel, We depart for Machu Picchu on a spectacular, panoramic rail excursion through semi-tropical Andean valleys punctuated by soaring snow-capped mountains, and receive the "blessings of the Sanctuary" at Machu Picchu. Group dinner at Indio Felix.
Overnight Aguas Calientes. (B, D)
Day 5 Wednesday 28th April: Aguas Calientes
Free day to explore on your own or return to Machu Picchu, hike to the Sun Gate, explore lush Mandor waterfalls.
Overnight Aguas Calientes. (B)
Day 6 Thursday 29th April: Aguas Calientes - Cusco
Last morning to enjoy tropical bird sanctuaries, nature trails, and small boutiques and kiosks, or take a dip in the hot springs before departing on the mid-afternoon train.
Overnight Cusco. (B)
Day 7 Friday 30th April: Cusco
Breakfast in hotel. Followed by morning exploration of the ancient sanctuaries of the Incas including the spectacular temple site of Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, and the fountains of Tambo Machay, high above Cusco with special ceremony and offerings to the Pachamama. Free evening to explore on own.
Overnight Cusco. (B)
Saturday continue to Lake Titicaca
Day 8 Saturday 01st May: Cusco – Puno/Lake Titicaca
We depart overland by private coach to Puno and Lake Titicaca at 12,421’ above sea level (home of the Lemurian Solar Disk), with a stop at the “Temple of Viracocha” at Rachi, massive stone and adobe power point for the Inca. We arrive late in the day at the heart of the “Mama Cocha” (Mother Lake).
Overnight Puno. (B, L)
Day 9 Sunday, May 2: Puno/Lake Titicaca
We tread in the footfalls of Viracocha, said to emerge here to inspect and bless his people and lands. A ritualized walk with our shaman takes us through the mysterious “spirit valley” with strange stone formations (in the likeness of ancient animals and people), to the Gate of the Gods -- the “Doorway of the Amaru Meru,” abode of the Wisdom Masters, where our sacred offering of despachos will be gifted.
Overnight Puno. (B, L)
Day 10 – Monday, May 3: – Puno/Lake Titicaca
We cast off flotilla style to cruise on Lake Titicaca to the light portals of the Ancient Meru, and the home of the Uros “Isle of the Reeds”, with their floating “reed” islands, “mer” people who live directly upon the great highland Sea. We float quietly upon “Mama Cocha”, connecting with the Angelic realms -- the Feminine Ray, with a flower ceremony for contact with the “messengers of Light”. Free afternoon to explore Puno followed by Farewell Dinner.
Overnight Puno. (B, D)
Day 11 – Tuesday, May 4: Puno/Juliaca Airport/Lima
Morning flights from Lake Titicaca to Lima airport, connecting directly to transfers home, or on to Post Trips. (B)
POST TRIPS
THE MARKAWASI STONE FOREST
The oral histories of the indigenous peoples of the Americas say that we are now in the “great purification”, a period when the world clears away the old, creating the opportunity for new growth. Before the emergence into the next Age can take place, a purging of all that is imbalanced will occur, restoring the natural cycles of the planet, and of Life itself. The indigenous Elders see this not as a period of despair, but one of birthing, and bringing about a new and better world; a time to release the old ways, and embrace a global spirit of cooperation. They tell us that the solutions are before us, if only we have the eyes, and the wisdom to see them. They say that if we are to live this philosophy courageously we must become caretakers of our planet, and raise our own individual conscious state in order to succeed in raising the consciousness of the collective whole. The “Sacred Mountain” of Markawasi is one such place where the planetary restoration becomes intimately alive, and is enabled. Thus the process creates a healing, and a birthing ensues.
Markawasi Stone Forest rises majestically 12,800 feet above the world on the western Andean ridge; lying at its base along the Pacific coastline is the city of Lima, Peru. Punctuating the ancient landscape of this three-mile long tabletop mountain, are massive carved effigies, including curious replicas of unknown human races and long-extinct animals. Among the effigies may be found mind-boggling images of winged sphinxes, elephants, camels, and animals which are unknown to this age and continent. With its sixteen carved faces of the Races of Man, the massive Monument to Humanity stands out as the most spectacular and prominent structure dominating the landscape.
Scholars of ancient Andean mysteries believe the sculpted Peruvian plateau predates the Pre-ceramic Period of Peru and the great dynastic periods of Egypt, yet holds a direct link to the Isis Mysteries. How is this possible? With its mysterious and stunning monuments emulating, among other things, Egyptian deities, and with its claims of spontaneous healings, plus recorded testimony of ultra-dimensional visitors, the mysterious plateau is believed to be the remnant of a proto-historical culture previous to the Great Flood. Cocooned in oblivion for eons, and sculpted into the ancient landscape by a mysterious lost humanity, the Markawasi Stone Forest has reawakened at this pivotal moment in history. Markawasi details the true account of an ancient, lost humanity of mysterious origin, whose hidden legacy carved gigantic, towering, stone monuments, pointing to a message with predictions for the future.
ITINERARY
Markawasi Stone Forest May 4-8, 2010, 5 Days
Tuesday, May 4: Puno/Lima/San Pedro de Casta (Markawasi)
Breakfast in Puno, followed by flights to Lima, and transfer to the Andean community of San Pedro de Casta at the base of Markawasi. We meet our local guides and their familias, and visit with the village children, gifting donations of school supplies and clothing, before visiting the quaint local Museum with unique artifacts found on the Markawasi plateau.
Dinner, with overnight in hostal. (B,L,D)
Day 12– Wednesday, May 5: San Pedro/Markawasi
After breakfast we make the 2-hour ascent to the plateau of Markawasi by foot, or on horseback (led by a porter). The campsite will be prepared in advance of our group’s arrival and is adjacent to Daniel Ruzo’s Cabin, near the Monument to Humanity. We relax, adjust to the altitude and visit the Humanity Circuit with the various “face” monuments including the Alchemist, Pharaoh, the Dolman, Chinese Ideogram, and the Chullpas. Break for lunch, then continue on to the Peca Gasha, elephants, condors, prophet, and Lake Huacracocha. Return to camp in the late afternoon, followed by dinner and bonfire circle gathering meditation for "mosoq karpay" star initiation..
Overnight camping - Markawasi plateau. (B,L,D)
Day 13– Thursday, May 6: Markawasi
After breakfast we explore the Treasure Circuit and the Fortress, by way of the Amphitheatre, to view the sculptures of the Inka, the Frogs, the Mayoralas (women dancers), the Turtle, the Tortoise, Cachu Cachu Lake (with its healing cross), Thoeris (Egyptian Hippo Goddess) and Astronauts, Condor, King, and the African Queen/Fortress. We return to camp in late afternoon, followed by dinner and a bonfire circle gathering.
Overnight camping – Markawasi plateau. (B,L,D)
Day 14 – Friday, May 7: Markawasi/Lima
After breakfast we break camp, and descend by foot to San Pedro de Casta, to board our bus for Lima.
Overnight Miraflores/Lima. (B, L)
Day 15 – Saturday, May 8: Lima
Air transfers home, or on to post trips. (B)
THE NAZCA LINES & ICA STONES
Was there a plan, a purpose to the enormous sweep of swirls and spirals and geometric shapes that make up the Nazca plain? The enigma of the Nazca lines has been called one of the most baffling in all archaeology, shrouded in myth and mystery. Explore the mystery as we reveal the ancient magic of the Nazca lines and the enigmatic, ancient Carved Stones of Ica, record of a vanished civilization with space-faring capability.
The Ancients of the Nazca Plains breathed life into the parched Peruvian wasteland with incredible indelible artworks created across hundreds of square miles of the desert surface. Their canvas called the Pampa Colorada meaning Red Plain for the reddish-brown stones that characterize its surface, is a plateau 37 miles long and l5 miles wide - a huge chalkboard. On it is etched works of monumental proportion, a montage of geometric formations called “geoglyphs” with whimsical portrayals of animals, birds, and human forms in astronomical alignments, star-maps, and labyrinths! Neither carved nor painted these images represent artistry of another medium - by clearing away the dark, rust-colored surface stones and exposing the light-colored sub-soil beneath, marvelous patterns were created in the contrasting soil.
Runways, and thousands of criss-crossing, zig-zagging, radiating, oscillating, and parallel lines ranging in widths from six inches to over six feet in every direction! Some extend as far as six miles continuing ever-straight and unbroken over valleys and hills! Figures of fanciful birds - l8 different kinds creating a veritable aviary in the mixed menagerie that prowls the pampa. The giant curly tailed monkey would fill a football stadium. The long lizard is twice the monkeys length. And the spider, small by comparison, covers 150’ of the desert floor and is believed by some to represent an alignment to the constellation of Orion! Agriculture was the center of Nazca life and everything seemed to flow from it. The Lines themselves may have been built for that purpose, intended for rituals, to insure crop fertility, predict the seasons, and align with the stars. Although the Nazca civilization flourished between 200 B.C. and 600 A.D. no one really knows the origins of the ancient designers of the Nazca Lines. These markings on the vast plateau are enduring monuments to the creative ingenuity of the ancients.
Dr. Javier Cabrera was best known for his research into the mystery of the Ica Stones, and postulated that ancient "Gliptolithic man", knew of existing life in distant stars and had technical devices for space travel without the use of fuel consumption as we know it. Several stones in this collection of more then 15,000 carved rocks, show images drawn on the plains of Nazca that Cabrera interprets as an ancient "spaceport" based on the harness of electromagnetic energy for propulsion of space faring vehicles. He suggests that the earth at that time was vastly different then it is now, with 80% landmass, and very little water. The planetary situation suffered due to an increase in the level of the heating of the atmosphere, and from the fact that solar energy could not escape the vapor mist which blocked the outward radiation. Gliptolithic man attempted to manipulate the biological cycles of nature but eventually cataclysm resulted in tectonic shifts, massive floods, and the movement of the continents.
As the ancient civilization prepared to depart Earth they chose as their destination a planet in a system belonging to the star cluster Pleiades that they knew well, it was their original homeland. A large stone in Cabrara's library shows the hemispheres of that planet having intelligent life and space faring capability.
One extraordinary stone depicts a man staring at the heavens through a telescope projecting his "cognitive energy" into the cosmos to capture a great quantity of energy, symbolize by diagrams of pyramids. This energy was used for storage, accumulation, and distribution of an unknown “force” which could be released outwards into the cosmos to influence celestial events.
The huge stone is carved in four sections depicting a sequence of interstellar proportion - A fantastic comet following an unusual trajectory (which produced catastrophic disturbances) , a ring shape eclipse of the sun, the planets Jupiter, Venus, the Horse Head Nebula, and thirteen constellations including the Pleiades. Cabrera believes the energy provided by the comet was utilized to "hitch a ride" via their craft for their homeland, which was in the trajectory of the comet.
ITINERARY
Ica/Nazca/Paracus – May 8-10, 2010, 3 Days
Day 1– Saturday, May 8: Lima/Ica/Nazca
Early morning departure along the Pan American Highway for the Ica Stone Museum,
continuing on to Nazca. Visit the Maria Reiche Planetarium
Overnight Nazca. (B)
Day 2 – Sunday, May 9: Nazca/Paracus
Morning flight over the Nazca Lines, with a stop to visit the ruins of Cahuachi,
Maria Reiche Museum and Tower, and continuing on to coastal fishing village of Paracus.
Overnight Paracus . (B)
Day 3 – Monday, May 10: Paracus/Lima
Morning cruise to Peru's little Galapagos, the Ballesta Isles,
to view the Candleabra followed by a visit to the extraordinary grottos of Sealions, Humbolt Penquins,
and thousands of exotic seabirds.
Return to Miraflores/Lima by late afternoon around 5 p.m.; continue on to independent travel or flights home departing after 8:00 p.m. (B)
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Markawasi Stone Forest Peru Trip
*May 4-8, 2010
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Solstice Celebration in Machu Picchu
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