Ayni Relief Fund for Indigenous Peoples of Peru

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the indigenous communities in Chinchero, Peru, we created the Ayni Relief Fund to help support their needs within the community. The concept of Ayni, fundamental to the culture in Chincero, is based on reciprocity: if you help me, I will, in turn, help you. This cultural patrimony is needed everywhere today. Ayni community leader Puma Quispe and several community members will lead illuminating workshops this month: 

Tukuy Rikuy · reading signs and omens & Mama Kuka Rimariynin · Coca Leaf readings

“The universe is constantly communicating with us through messages, signs and omens, even though we’ve forgotten how to listen and decode them. Join us in reconnecting to the power of oracles to open our third eye and receive the wisdom of the great spirit. Mama Kuka Rimariynin is the art of reading and decoding the messages from the cosmos/universe through the sacred leaves of mama coca in order to connect with the past and future. In this class we will discover the techniques behind using sacred leaves”

Hosted by Alfredo & Puma on Tuesday, November 21, 2pm Cusco, 90 minutes, www.noqankani.com/classes

Yanantin Masintin · resonate with the cosmos

“Yanantin Masintin is the communion of our soul – a resonance with powerful essences here on Mother Earth, the spirit world and the cosmos. In this program, we will practice the powerful way in which we can become one with the soul essence, light and energy of these high frequency vibrations to bring healing energy and transformation to our planet.”

Hosted by Puma on Friday, November 24, 10am Cusco, 90 minutes, www.noqankani.com/classes

Please support this project by continuing to donate to this campaign, share with friends and family, and follow us on social media. All future funds for this project will be spent on food, natural gas, warm clothing, and school supplies. By supporting our Ayni Relief Fund, you will help an ancient society return to sustainable and traditional ways of life. 

To learn more about 3G’s work, please visit our website and connect with us on social media @3_generations.

When the Covid-19 pandemic struck the indigenous communities in Chinchero, Peru, we created the Ayni Relief Fund to help support their needs within the community. The concept of Ayni, fundamental to the culture in Chincero, is based on reciprocity: if you help me, I will, in turn, help you. This cultural patrimony is needed everywhere today.

Ayni community leader Puma Quispe and several community members led a solstice ceremony in June. They graciously shared with us the meaning of the solstice and its importance to the Ayni way of life:

“Throughout the year, our father sun is in a constant cycle between the northern and southern hemispheres, and on the 21st of June, Father Sun is at its strongest in the divine masculine.

In the south, with the winter solstice, this is the time to rest, to be patient, to become wiser, and to clear processes that need to be liberated and transformed. In the north, with the summer solstice, it’s a time of abundance, starting projects, new habits, and discovering new gifts so we can become more efficient and achieve more by doing less.

In our ceremony and offering to Mother Earth, we generously set our intentions, ask Mother Earth, our spirit allies, and especially father sun for support, assistance, and guidance in this new cycle until the Equinox portal.”

Please support this project by donating to this campaign, sharing with friends and family, and following us on social media. All future funds for this project will be spent on food, natural gas, warm clothing, and school supplies. By supporting our Ayni Relief Fund, you will help an ancient society return to sustainable and traditional ways of life.

To learn more about 3G’s work, please visit our website and connect with us on social media @3_generations.