Guardians of the Sacred presentsThe Living Heartof the Andes
Walking the Ancestral Path of Remembrance, Reciprocity & Sacred Connection
A 10-day Sacred Valley pilgrimage. April 3 to 12, 2027, in Peru.
An intimate circle of 40, guided by the wisdom and living traditions shared by Puma Fredy, Magaly, and Wilfredo.
Touch the sky to light a star.143 days until the journey begins
An invitation to remember our sacred relationship with all life
There are places on this Earth where the mountains seem to speak, where the wind carries the memory of generations.
The Sacred Valley of Peru is one such place.
We come not simply to visit sacred places, but to deepen our understanding of what it means to walk in right relationship with the Earth, our ancestors, our communities, and ourselves.
We travel as students of the living Earth
Humility
We come with humility rather than expectation.
Gratitude
With gratitude rather than entitlement.
Listening
And with a willingness to listen before we speak.
The eight sacred threads of the Andes
Choose a thread, then move across the sky.
Pachamama & Sacred Reciprocity
Exploring our relationship with Mother Earth, the gifts we receive, and our responsibility to give back. We consider ayni, the Andean principle of reciprocity, as a way of living with gratitude and mutual care.
What does it mean to receive from the Earth without forgetting to give back?
Move across the sky to give seeds to the earth. Watch what it returns.
Questions to carry into the Sacred Valley
Eight questions for the journal, the evening circle, and the promises we make before we go home. Turn the circle to sit with each one.
Question 1 of 8
What am I being called to remember?
Not to take wisdom from the Andes, but to receive what is generously shared, honor its origins, and allow it to transform how we live.
Ten days in the Sacred Valley
From April 3 to 12, 2027, an intimate circle of just 40 journeys into the heart of the Andes for ancestral teachings, sacred connection, prayer, reflection, and renewal.
Ten days
April 3 to 12, 2027
Forty places
One intimate circle
Three guides
Puma Fredy, Magaly, and Wilfredo
The day-by-day journey, what is included, and the cost are still being set. People on the interest list will hear first.
What we come to do
Through teachings, shared experiences, moments of stillness, and culturally appropriate ceremonial opportunities offered by our hosts, we explore the ancient and enduring principles of reciprocity, balance, belonging, and responsibility.
What we carry home
Sacredness is not something we must travel across the world to find. It is something we learn to recognize, honor, and carry into our everyday lives.
We will ask ourselves
What does the Earth remember that humanity has forgotten?
What teachings have our ancestors entrusted to us?
How can we become better guardians of the sacred in our own communities?
What will we carry home for the next seven generations?
Join the interest list
If you feel called to walk with us, tell us. We will write to you first when the journey details are ready.
You are on the list.
Thank you for raising your hand. We will write to you as soon as the journey details are ready.
A star has been lit for you in the sky at the top of this page.
What joining means
- It is free, and it is not a reservation.
- You hear first when the itinerary, what is included, and the cost are shared.
- The circle holds 40 places.
Guardians of the Sacred is hosted by The Path, a 501(c)(3) public charity.
Forty hearts. Ten days. One sacred intention.
To remember, to honor, and to walk forward in reciprocity with all life.