This series of three Co-Creative Crystal Grid Ceremonies is an opportunity for you to participate in sacred — community to build and enhance your highest energy, your greatest love and your most spiritual knowledge.

The Peruvian descendants of the Inkas use the terms Hatun Llankay (great energy), Hatun Munay (great love) and Hatun Yachay (great knowledge). These threefold energies are the keys to your vital life force. They are interconnected and reinforcing. When you are on a spiritual path, the creator shares great knowledge with you. This knowledge expands your heart, filling you with great love for your communities and the earth. This great love shines a light on your energy, allowing you to find meaningful opportunities for your life’s work. These opportunities expand and evolve your great energy.

As you engage and integrate this greater energy into your work, the universe provides you with resources, both financial and spiritual. Now you can share these resources with your family, friends, community and the world without expectation of anything in return. The creator notices your compassionate and caring generosity and provides you with even greater spiritual knowledge, greater love and greater energy. This cycle repeats over and over, as your vital life force grows, expands and evolves.

Roger, the Community Shaman, and his partner Gayle, have been trained in the techniques and ceremonies of Andean Shaman for 12 years. Roger has been building crystal grids for manifestation for over twenty years. He incorporates these techniques into shamanic ceremony with the assistance of Gayle. In the upcoming ceremonies, you can participate in building the grids, with the assistance and guidance of these two.

• The May 22nd grid will focus on building and expanding your Hatun LLankay – great energy.

• At the June 5th ceremony we will build and expand your Hatun Munay – great love.

• We will conclude the series on June 19th, building and expanding your Hatun Yachay – great knowledge.

You can register for a single evening, two or all three. Registration is limited to 12. Registration is free, but donations are gladly accepted. If you choose to make a donation, it will go towards helping the indigenous Andean people of Peru.