MACHU PICCHU FOREVER

It is impossible for a traveler entering deeply into the heart of the Andes to remain untouched by the
magical force of the mountains where the magnetic vibration and radiation frequency is highly
feminine.
MACHU PICCHU   =   INITIATION CITY
City of Hanan Pacha   -   Crystal City   -   City of the Rainbow   -   City of Light

BIRDS represent HANAN PACHA. They create in every human being a state of inner peace. People that lived connected to the nature intuitively knew that BIRDS were divine messengers capable of
elevating man to the heights of the gods.
The OWL was a bird of mysteries and transcended vision capable of seeing in the dark. Its exceptional
night vision, like the quietness of its movements, awakened in man's imagination possibilities of discovering hidden states of his own mind. They practiced exercises to travel deep into layers of the subconscious and from there lift themselves higher and higher, confident they would ultimately encounter their true reality.
The SEAGULL is the celestial messenger and master of the earthly dimension. This BIRD was able to transpose its own limitations without getting lost.
The EAGLE was the most important BIRD in almost all parts of the world. The Eagle represents
strength, vision, territorial control, the highest form of authority and solemn presence, and therefore was
respected and worshiped to such extent that it became like an idol. The EAGLE is a bird of prey.
The KONDOR is also a BIRD of prey that surpasses the limits of one's own mind. The KONDOR prefers feeding on dead and decomposed animals, making it a BIRD who eats carrion. The fact that the KONDOR ingests decomposed animals has made it, in ANDEAN SYMBOLISM, a BIRD capable of transmuting altered or corrupted states of being into pure and elevated states of being. It is not what enters the mouth that corrupt, rather it is what grows deep within the soul that has neither direction nor inner vision.The Andean people recognized Wiracocha's intentions for this BIRD.
It was theKONDOR that brought and guided him among the first civilizations.
The KONDOR's wingspan is so impressive that seeing a BIRD approximately four meters long with its wings extended overwhelm us.
The KONDOR needs warm air currents originating in the valleys and flowing upwards towards the heights of snow-capped mountain peaks. But a very curious fact indicates that the KONDOR generally
is not capable of flying as well as other species of birds. It moves and glides well only with the help of
warm winds, the kind found in mild climate areas. For this reason the KONDOR always looks for
valleys, warm climates, and other places where warm winds are found. The KONDOR does not have
the same skill possessed by other birds of its kind to ascend and descend in the air. It relies on the wind
for balance and maintaining its equilibrium when leaving the ground. Before beginning to fly, the KONDOR prefers to glide with elegance and majesty.