SPIRITUAL TOUR
SPIRITUAL TOUR
Negative Energy Healing Ceremony
Half Day
DURATION
1 day
DIFFICULTY
Easy
CLUSTER
Private or group
LANGUAGE
ES - EN
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE
3,580 m.s.n.m
Restore your inner balance through an ancient Andean energy-harmonizing ceremony guided by a master shaman.
The Andean energy-healing ceremony is an ancestral practice aimed at restoring physical, emotional, and spiritual balance. Using *khuyas* (sacred stones), traditional prayers, and ancestral music, the master shaman performs a harmonization process inspired by the wisdom of the Andes. This experience seeks to relieve accumulated tension, promote relaxation, and foster a greater sense of well-being, allowing participants to reconnect with their center and face life with greater clarity, serenity, and positive energy.
9:00 a.m. – Pick-up in Cusco
Transfer from your hotel to the Temple of the Moon, one of the most significant ceremonial sites in Andean culture.
Welcome and Introduction
Upon arrival, the master shaman and his team will explain the meaning of the ceremony, the importance of energetic harmony within the Andean tradition, and the purpose of the practices to be performed.
Energy Healing Ceremony
The ceremony begins with an invocation to Pachamama and the sacred mountains of the Andes. Through traditional rituals, prayers, ancestral music, and the use of ceremonial elements, harmonization work is carried out to foster physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Ancestral Music and Meditation
Throughout the experience, participants will be accompanied by the sounds of traditional Andean instruments that promote relaxation, introspection, and a connection with the natural surroundings.
Conversation and Integration
At the conclusion of the ceremony, there will be an opportunity to share experiences, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the principles of the Andean worldview.
Return to Cusco
Return transfer to the hotel at approximately 12:00 p.m.
Include
- Transfers: Private round-trip transportation from your hotel in the city of Cusco to the Temple of the Moon.
- Ceremony and Spiritual Guide:
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- Healing ceremony, negative energy cleansing, and harmonization guided by an Andean shaman master.
- Introduction to the Andean worldview and an explanatory welcome.
- Guided meditations, along with time for conversation and integration of the experience.
- Music and Setting: Performance of ancestral music using traditional Andean instruments and a nature-connection walk within the sacred site.
Does not include
- Accommodation: Overnight stays in the city of Cusco.
- Food and beverages: Lunch, hydrating drinks, or snacks during the journey.
- Extra tickets or entrance fees: Cusco Tourist Ticket (in case of extending the tour to adjacent restricted archaeological sites).
- Insurance: Travel medical or accident insurance.
- Personal expenses: Optional tips for the shaman, musicians, or driver, and private professional photography services.
- Layered clothing and comfortable footwear: The activity takes place outdoors in a rocky, rural setting. Wear comfortable clothing—including warm layers for the morning—and shoes with good traction.
- UV protection: UV radiation levels around Cusco are high, especially around midday. Bring sunscreen, a hat or cap, and sunglasses.
- Openness and respect: Maintain an open, receptive, and respectful attitude toward the ancestral rituals to better connect with the meditative experience.
- Water for the excursion: Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated during the walk and outdoor activities.
Where is the Temple of the Moon located, and how long does it take to get there?
It is located on the outskirts of the city of Cusco, very close to the Sacsayhuamán Archaeological Park. The journey by private vehicle takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes from the historic center.
Does this ceremony involve the consumption of any power plant?
No. This is a purely meditative and energetic experience (based on ancestral music, prayers, and elements of nature), so no substances or ancestral medicines are ingested.
How demanding is the hike to the Temple of the Moon?
It is very easy. It consists of a gentle, accessible walk around the temple's rock formations, suitable for people of all ages.
Is it permitted to take photographs during the activity?
Yes. There will be designated times during the walk and at the conclusion of the ritual for taking photographs. It is recommended to keep your phone on silent during key moments of deep meditation.
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