Q'ero and Hopi Spirit Keepers Share Traditions

Hopi and Q'ero spiritual leaders return along their migration paths to Lake Titicaca origins for the first time. Traveling with Don Americo Yabar and Carla Woody, they share traditions. To join us in "Heart of the Andes" journeys that preserve sacred Indigenous ways, go to: www.KenosisSpiritKeepers.org or www.kenosis.net.

[@alihonahonahni707]

As a Hopi woman what grabbed me was when they prayed for rain for our crops to be plentiful. That's a big deal to us Hopi people. Thanks very interesting.

[@RitualLion]

I'm from Peru. Thanks for making and sharing so amazing experience. Thanks, thanks! :)

[@stargate1935]

this was so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes helo from canada

[@KenosisLLC]

I so appreciate your feedback. It's beautiful work...and we continue to do these journeys.

[@AllisonPeacock]

I adore this video! Thanks, Carla!

[@salkapia]

This is a lovely film Carla of your journey to Mollomarka, Salkawasi and to Puno with Don Americo Yabar.

[@KenosisLLC]

Pia, thanks so much. I can't at all take credit for it. The videographer pulled beautiful vignettes out of the 15 hours for footage we had...and if it wasn't for the donor who supported this video the footage would still be languishing. I have much gratitude for this level of support for Kenosis Spirit Keepers' mission.

[@megbeeler]

Loved seeing Miguelito again!

[@ritawaldnig4091]

So schön, danke 🙏

[@samgilvear6496]

Blessed be ❤️🙏

[@jhonyermo]

The Heron, the Condor and the Eagle. Aztlan .

[@JFELIX3791]

Wellcome to Peru, its traditional Quechua....

[@markgibsons_SWpottery]

Did any of the Hopi notice the water bird on the tapestry @ 4:54? Ay uh ah!

[@josegabriel8868]

Los extranjeros todo quieren aprender de las culturas del mundo, para llevarse el conocimiento a su país. Los tesoros más preciosos del mundo se lo han llevado.

[@georgehuaman.3067]

Quieren seguir robando para luego HACER negocio diciendo que el conocimiento ellos lo descubrieron.

[@jcikhop]

Thank you for your beautiful film! Can you tell me the source of the wonderful music please?

[@KenosisLLC]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. The Andean music is by Jaime Alvaro, used with permission. He's on the credits. You can reach him here: bambooperu.com/music/.

[@jcikhop]

thank you!