Journey to Q'eros: Golden Cradle of the Inka - Softcover

Jenkins, Elizabeth B.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0976238756 ISBN 13: 9780976238751

Publisher: Pu`umaka`a Press, 2009

Synopsis

At last, the sequel to Elizabeth Jenkins' International Bestseller, THE RETURN OF THE INKA! Jenkins continues the rivetting true-life account of her initiation into the Andean Mystical Tradition as she leads a group of initiates to where the High Andes meet the Amazon jungle. Here at 15,000 feet, in the tiny isolated villages of Q'eros, the group is tested to the limit as they encounter their deepest fears and greatest hopes on their way to meet the living descendants of the Inkas. In the ancient Inka village of Choa Choa where "...smiling sacred brown-eyed people, living on the edge of time, invite you into their stone houses and serve you tea..." they pass their first test and meet Don Manuel Q'espi, High Priest of Q'eros. Only then is the group permitted to receive his initiation, and follow him to the Q'ollorit'i Festival held at 17,000 feet altitude---the precise location where the first Fifth Level Priest endowed with super healing powers, is prophesied to appear.

About this title

About the Author:

Elizabeth B. Jenkins, MA, MFT, is a licensed psychotherapist and internationally bestselling author of two books on the INKA Tradition: THE RETURN OF THE INKA: A Journey of Initiation and INKA Prophecies for 2012 (Pu`umaka`a Press, re-release 2009) and JOURNEY TO Q'EROS: Golden Cradle of the Inka (Pu`umaka`a Press, 2009). She teaches the spiritual tools of the INKA needed for transformation on the personal, community, and global levels in preparation for 2012 and beyond, and leads INITIATION TRIPS to PERU to experience the HATUN KARPAY--the Great Initiation of the INKAS. Elizabeth has taught worldwide and led trips to Peru for the last 20 years. She is also a singer-songwriter and has produced the CD INKA SPIRIT. Elizabeth lives with her mate and their two children,1600 trees, and 80 sheep on an organic orchard in Hawaii where she offers special trainings and programs with the Q'ero Indians of Peru. She is the Founder and Director of Wiraqocha Foundation for the Preservation of Indigenous Wisdom since 1996, and collaborates with native Hawaiian Kahuna, healers, and teachers as well as the fantastic forces of Mother Nature on the Big Island of Hawaii. She can be contacted via www.inka-online.com

About this edition

• Publisher: Pu`umaka`a Press
• Publication date: 2009
• ISBN 10: 0976238756
• ISBN 13: 9780976238751
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 264