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This is an
alpaca. It's hair is used to make sweaters, hats, blankets,
gloves, etc. It is softer than lambs wool.
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 These
friends of mine are Qero Elders. They escaped into the mountains
surrounding Machu Picchu when the Spaniards invaded. They
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The Qero Elders are
preparing for a ceremony. They use whatever colorful materials
they can find.
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Notice the condor
shaped rock formation.
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You can see the
profile of the Incan face on the side of the mountain at
Ollantaytambo.
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This is the view of
Ollantaytambo from afar.
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This is the
magnificent Machu Picchu. The peak behind the ruins is Huayna
Picchu.
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This picture of
Christine offers a fantastic view of the mountain jungle
surrounding Machu Picchu.
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More mountain
jungle surrounding Machu Picchu.
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Kirsten, Christine
and Leslie pose with Machu Picchu in the background.
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Donna entering the
gate to Machu Picchu. Many of us could sense "welcoming
vibrations" in the rocks.
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This picture with Kirsten, Christine and Leslie was taken right
after our amazing meditation at the Sun Temple. You can read
what happened at:
It's About the Journey.
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Mark meditating in
a unique chair in the Goddess Temple on Huayna Picchu.
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These are the reed
boats built by the people of the Uros islands, located in Lake
Titicaca.
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Here's a group
picture with the Uros islanders. The entire island and
everything on it is made of reeds. It's like walking on an air
mattress.
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This
is the Aramu Muru doorway. The energy in the right is masculine
and the left is feminine. Once you're "balanced" you can
travel to different worlds. |
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This is the condor
rock outside Lake Titicaca.
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Women who have trouble getting
pregnant come to this fertility
garden, but this fertility garden
can be used to manifest anything.
Soon after her visit, Leslie had a
new boyfriend.
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This is a spectacular sunrise over
Lake Titicaca, as seen from our
hotel lobby.
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