Puma Fredy Quispe Singona is a descendant of the Andean Inca people of Chinchero, Peru, and a carrier of the Rainbow Lineage traditions. Initiated as a child after being struck by lightning, he was trained by his grandfather, the revered medicine man Don Maximo, in the sacred ways of the Andes. He has also walked with the coastal Huachuma lineage and the Amazonian Shipibo healers of Ayahuasca, weaving together wisdom from the mountains, the desert, and the jungle.

As founder of the Noqan Kani Global Community Center, Puma holds a vision of sharing ancestral teachings for generations to come, while through Pumadventures, he guides pilgrimages to sacred sites for healing, transformation, and awakening. His dream is to represent the Andean tradition to the world as a living path of gold and light — opening the portals left by the ancestors for this time of global challenge.

With humility, joy, and reverence, Puma calls each person to remember themselves as a master of light and a healer for humanity, walking together toward a future rooted in unity, wisdom, and love for Mother Earth.