Since time immemorial, the ancient yachay (yah-chai) [wisdom teachings] have recognized that transformation occurs not in a single dimension, but across three distinct yet interconnected worlds. Deep in the mists of time, when apus (ah-poos) [sacred mountains] spoke to ch’aska (ch’as-ka) [stars] and humanity walked closer to the gods, the altomisayoqs (al-toe-mee-sai-yoq) [high mystics] discovered something extraordinary.

They found not just pathways across the earth, but chaka (cha-ka) [bridges] between realms of existence – sacred geometries that connected the kay pacha (kai pa-cha) [tangible world] to the infinite. These realms – each with its own mysteries, challenges, and gifts – form a sacred ceqe (say-kay) [energetic lines] of consciousness that has guided qori runa (kor-ee ru-na) [spiritual seekers] for millennia.

From the misty peaks of the apus to the depths of the Amazon, the paqos (pa-kos) [wisdom keepers] have preserved these maps of transformation, understanding that true evolution of the kawsay (kow-sai) [living energy] requires journeying through all three worlds of the pachamama (pa-cha-ma-ma) [mother earth].

In the rarified air of the high Andes, where kuntur (koon-toor) [condors] dance on thermal winds and the ritti (rit-tee) [glaciers] keep their millennia-old secrets, an extraordinary karpay (kar-pai) [initiation/transmission] has been preserved. Here, etched in both stone and yuyay (yu-yai) [memory], lies a map unlike any other – a sophisticated hanaq pacha yachay (ha-naq pa-cha ya-chai) [celestial wisdom] that pre-Columbian paqos used to traverse the boundaries between worlds.

This is not the kind of map you hold in your hands. It is a living kawsay, a sacred yachay of transformation that has been guarded and passed down through countless generations of paqos. While empires rose and fell, while conquistadors searched in vain for cities of gold, these wisdom keepers protected something far more precious: the keys to walking between worlds.

The Inti Ñan (in-tee nyan) [Path of the Sun] reveals what these ancient ones always knew – that reality is not a single, uniform plane, but rather a magnificent tapestry of interconnected realms. Like the layers of a cosmic mallki (mal-kee) [sacred tree/ancestral connection], these three worlds nest within each other, each holding essential keys to human transformation and enlightenment.

These are not mere metaphors or poetic imaginings. For thousands of years, altomisayoqs and pampamisayoqs (pam-pa-mee-sai-yoqs) [earth keepers] used this profound hanaq pacha yachay to navigate both the rikuy (ree-kui) [seen] and mana rikuy (mana ree-kui) [unseen] dimensions of existence. They understood that true transformation – the kind that reshapes not just our circumstances but our very nuna (nu-na) [soul essence] – requires us to journey through distinct realms of yuyay and kallpa (kai-pa) [power].

Now, after millennia of waqaychay (wa-kai-chai) [sacred safekeeping], these ancient willay (will-yai) [mysteries] are being revealed. As you step onto the Inti Ñan, you follow in the footsteps of countless qori runa who have walked these sacred ways before. Through these three extraordinary worlds – each with its own kamachiy (ka-ma-chee) [laws], its own yachay, and its own karpay – you’ll discover not just an ancient tradition, but a living kawsay pacha (kow-sai pa-cha) [living cosmos] for awakening that is as relevant today as it was when it was first discovered in the shadows of the apus.

The ñan (nyan) [journey/path] you’re about to embark upon is both as old as the apus and as fresh as the morning sulla (su-ya) [dew]. It is a path that has been waiting for you, calling quietly through the centuries, ready to reveal its willay (mysteries) to those who are prepared to listen with their sonqo (son-ko) [heart] and walk with kallpa (power) between the worlds.