the munay-ki rites

The word Munay comes from the Quechua people of Peru and basically means “I love you as you are”.

The Munay-Ki rites are the nine rites of initiation of the Peruvian, Quechua medicine people. The rites have been around for tens of thousands of years being passed only to those that had made great sacrifice in their life and used the power for the healing of their communities and the earth. Although these rites are very specific to the Quechua medicine people they are very similar to initiation rites found in all shamanic cultures around the world since the beginning of time. The rites were only passed to the initiate from spirit after much inner work, sacrifice and dedication. It is only recently that the rites have been allowed to be transmitted from human to human, teacher to student, with the ninth rite only being received in the summer of 2006 by the Inka elders.

The forks can be played in the aura around the body or in cases of painful blockages the handle or base of the fork is placed on the body until energy flow is once again reinstated. The tuning forks are used in one to one sessions to bring balance back to the recipient.

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