An exquisite adventure for hungry souls who want to
expand in love and delight
August 12 - 27, 2026
Machu Picchu
Journey to the Cosmic Sun
An initiation of rare power guided by Inca Chasqui Willaru Huayta
An exquisite adventure for hungry souls who want to
expand in love and delight
August 12 - 27, 2026
Machu Picchu
Journey to the Cosmic Sun
An initiation of rare power guided by Inca Chasqui Willaru Huayta
There are places on this earth that remember what we
have forgotten.
Ancient stone temples that hum with the
frequencies of awakening.
Mountain peaks where the veil
between worlds is thin.
"You are not going to Peru.
Peru is calling you home."
Over 16 days, you will walk the same stone paths as the
ancient initiates ~
receiving cosmic teachings at sacred sites,
participating in ceremony, and remembering the
truth encoded within you.
There comes a moment when the path you’ve walked faithfully, consciously, courageously begins to whisper that something more is waiting.
Not because anything is wrong.
But because something essential is stirring.
You may have studied sincerely.
Practiced consistently.
Integrated wisdom into your life in real, meaningful ways.
And still, a quiet knowing arises.
A sense that your soul remembers something it has not yet fully claimed.
A feeling that the next opening will not come from more effort ~ but from standing in the right place, at the right time, with the right guidance.
This is not restlessness.
It is remembrance.
There comes a moment when the path you’ve walked faithfully, consciously, courageously begins to whisper that something more is waiting.
Not because anything is wrong.
But because something essential is stirring.
You may have studied sincerely.
Practiced consistently.
Integrated wisdom into your life in real, meaningful ways.
And still, a quiet knowing arises.
A sense that your soul remembers something it has not yet fully claimed.
A feeling that the next opening will not come from more effort ~ but from standing in the right place, at the right time, with the right guidance.
This is not restlessness.
It is remembrance.
Why Peru. Why Machu Picchu.
Why now.
High in the Andes are places that were never meant to be symbolic.
They were built as functioning centers of alignment ~ designed to awaken
consciousness, organize inner order, and connect human beings with cosmic law.
Machu Picchu is one of those places.
Not because it is famous,
but because it was built to receive and transmit the solar intelligence that
sustains life itself.
This intimate pilgrimage moves through Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and
Lake Titicaca as a living initiatory field ~ not a tour, not a spectacle, and not a
spiritual performance.
From the high temples of Cusco to the luminous waters of
Lake Titicaca, you will walk where the masters walked,
receive teachings that have been preserved for millennia,
and connect with the living intelligence of the Mother Earth and the Cosmic Sun.
What makes this pilgrimage different
For thousands of years, teachings have been transmitted directly from teacher to student.
A living lineage devoted to understanding human potential and awakening life-force.
These practices were never meant to be abstract or distant.
They were designed for real people, living real lives, meeting real challenges.
You are not expected to prepare yourself into worthiness.
The Mountains already know you.
You don’t have to figure anything out.
The Land will unfold before you.
You don’t have to chase an experience.
The energy of the people is ancient.
You don’t have to push for transformation.
You will become transformation itself.
The power of the land is immediately felt.
Each sacred site is approached with ceremony, precision, and reverence.
What is already present within you will reorganize its truth naturally.
This is initiation by presence, not effort.
You are not coming to work on yourself.
You’re coming to enter a living Mystery School.
In Peru, the work is simple.
Open your heart.
Open your mind.
Open to the beauty,
the power,
the ancient wisdom
of the land and the people and the teachings.
With Willaru’s guidance, each site is entered with prayer, reverence, and precision.
The experience isn’t random, and it isn’t performative.
You don’t have to chase a moment.
You don’t have to force anything.
This is initiation by presence.
And it changes people ~ quietly, and for real.
The Keeper of the Passage
Some places require more than reverence to open.
They require someone who knows how to listen to the land and how to respond when it answers.
Willaru Huayta walks the sacred corridors of the Andes not as a guide, but as a messenger between worlds.
Born into Quechua lineage, his life’s work has been devoted to
preserving and transmitting the living wisdom of the Andean mystery schools ~ wisdom never separated from land, ceremony, or cosmic order.
Willaru does not teach about the Andes.
He works with them.
Each site on this pilgrimage is approached as a living intelligence, carrying specific frequencies, teachings, and initiations.
Under Willaru’s guidance, these places are not visited ~ they are activated and received.
Through ceremony, silence, prayer, and precise transmission, he opens pathways of self remembering that cannot be accessed through study, tourism, or devotion alone.
What is received is subtle, exacting, and enduring.
Those who walk with Willaru often say the same thing ~ not in awe, but in recognition:
“The land responded.”
This is not because of pressure.
It is because of relationship.
The Andean wisdom he carries is not symbolic, and it is not performative. It is practical, ordered, and rooted in a cosmology that understands human beings as participants in a living universe.
This pilgrimage unfolds according to that order.
Each step prepares the next.
Each site builds upon the last.
Nothing is rushed. Nothing is accidental.
In this way, Willaru serves not as the destination but as the one who knows how to open the gateways, and when.
The Keeper of the Passage
Some places require more than reverence to open.
They require someone who knows how to listen to the land and how to respond when it answers.
Willaru Huayta walks the sacred corridors of the Andes not as a guide, but as a messenger between worlds.
Born into Quechua lineage, his life’s work has been devoted to
preserving and transmitting the living wisdom of the Andean mystery schools ~ wisdom never separated from land, ceremony, or cosmic order.
Willaru does not teach about the Andes.
He works with them.
Each site on this pilgrimage is approached as a living intelligence, carrying specific frequencies, teachings, and initiations.
Under Willaru’s guidance, these places are not visited ~ they are activated and received.
Through ceremony, silence, prayer, and precise transmission, he opens pathways of self remembering that cannot be accessed through study, tourism, or devotion alone.
What is received is subtle, exacting, and enduring.
Those who walk with Willaru often say the same thing ~ not in awe, but in recognition:
“The land responded.”
This is not because of pressure.
It is because of relationship.
The Andean wisdom he carries is not symbolic, and it is not performative. It is practical, ordered, and rooted in a cosmology that understands human beings as participants in a living universe.
This pilgrimage unfolds according to that order.
Each step prepares the next.
Each site builds upon the last.
Nothing is rushed. Nothing is accidental.
In this way, Willaru serves not as the destination but as the one who knows how to open the gateways, and when.
YOUR HOST
Your host, Dianné Jean Aldrich, has worked in close partnership with Willaru for over 25 years, facilitating his pilgrimages across the United States, Canada, and Peru.
As a pipe carrier and moonlodge medicine keeper in the tradition of her ancestors, she holds transformational spaces rooted in ceremony, embodiment, and conscious relationship.
Known for leadership that is loving, exacting, and unwaveringly true, she works together with Willaru to hold the full arc of this life changing journey,
from preparation → pilgrimage → integration,
so that whatever opens for each soul on this adventure is fully lived, fully held, and powerfully sustained.
What This Journey Gives You
This pilgrimage gives you access.
Access to places, states of being, levels of remembrance that cannot be reached through effort,
intention, or study alone and it gives you personal, timeless, transformational access to Willaru
Huayta.
Those who walk this path often speak of receiving:
Sacred Time
For healers, leaders, and guides, this journey offers a rare reversal: the chance to rest inside a container that is strong enough to support you. To receive without managing the space. To be guided, not guiding. To remember what it feels like to be a student of life again.
Initiation
Not theatrical. Not imposed. But unmistakable. Many experience this journey as a genuine rite of passage — a before and after moment where something essential organizes itself. They return to their lives, their work, and their relationships as a radiant, loving, elevated Soul of beauty and power.
A Coming Home
There is a deep relief in being surrounded by others who are spiritually literate, discerning, and sincere. No posturing. No fixing. No performing wisdom. For many, this is the first time in years they feel met as they are — and welcomed into a circle that feels like family, not community. We have known each other here, in this ancient place, for a long, long time.
Living Wisdom
This is not spirituality at a distance. You stand inside ancient temples, mountains, and waters that still function as teachers. With Willaru’s guidance, the land itself becomes the transmission — awakening memory, insight, and knowing that feels older than language and deeply personal at the same time.
Soul Purpose
Clarity arises here quietly. Not as a mandate, but as alignment. Participants often return with a calm confidence about what is theirs to carry forward, what is complete, and what no longer requires their energy. Decisions that once felt heavy become light and action becomes effortless.
Alignment
What emerges is not ego or certainty, but quiet authority — the kind that comes from having touched something real. Many find that others respond to them differently upon returning, sensing a grounded presence that doesn’t need to announce itself.
Vitality and Radiance
Many arrive successful, capable, and outwardly fulfilled — yet inwardly dulled by responsibility, over-giving, or years of holding others. The Andes have a way of restoring vitality without forcing change, rekindling inspiration, desire, and joy where effort and self care have failed.
Sustained Connection
This journey does not end when you leave Peru. The relationships formed, the inner shifts experienced, and the remembrance awakened continue to unfold — informing your choices, your health, your service, and the way you move through the world.
REFLECTIONS FROM OUR LAST PILGRIMAGE
Some trips aren’t just planned, but more of a calling that you answer. That was my experience in Peru, Bali, and many other magical, spiritual places I've traveled to. You get called by the land, by the ancestors, by your higher self for your elevation.
In August 2026, I’ll be returning to the sacred sites of Peru for 14 days with my Peruvian family — including my beloved mentor, Incan Sun Messenger Willaru Huayta, his son Rafael, and Dianné Jean Aldrich, who has been stewarding these pilgrimages for over two decades.
I first met Willaru in 2016.
It wasn’t just a trip. It was an initiation that activated me in ways I could not imagine at the time.
- Lisa Eddy
"This was not a tour, and it was not spiritual tourism. The way this pilgrimage was held, with reverence, clarity, and respect for the land, allowed me to soften and go much deeper than I expected. The teachings, the pacing, the group container… all of it felt intentional and safe. I left feeling reorganized, grounded, and profoundly grateful.”
- Carolyn Carter
"This was not a tour, and it was not spiritual tourism. The way this pilgrimage was held, with reverence, clarity, and respect for the land, allowed me to soften and go much deeper than I expected. The teachings, the pacing, the group container… all of it felt intentional and safe. I left feeling reorganized, grounded, and profoundly grateful.”
- Carolyn Carter
“What surprised me most is how much this journey continues to live in me years later. The experiences at Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, and the lesser known sites integrated something subtle and something permanently shifted. I relate to my work, my body, and the Earth differently now. This pilgrimage changed the way I walk in the world and experience it.”
- Guy Robinson
Profound bliss. 🙂 Deep and sacred time with my Spiritual Papa and my beloved brothers and sisters continues to nourish my Soul and infuse my life purpose with love, connection, meaning and pleasure. The first time I hiked the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu was initiation, and I cried, hard, the tears of coming home. I had no idea. When I returned to Peru, and every time I facilitated Willaru in the USA and Canada, I was overwhelmingly home. Not only in the company of my favorite people on Earth but in the company of the ageless wisdom, the profound teachings that Willaru carries and shares with such great generosity and care. I am so blessed.
- Dianné Jean Aldrich
Profound bliss. 🙂 Deep and sacred time with my Spiritual Papa and my beloved brothers and sisters continues to nourish my Soul and infuse my life purpose with love, connection, meaning and pleasure. The first time I hiked the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu was initiation, and I cried, hard, the tears of coming home. I had no idea. When I returned to Peru, and every time I facilitated Willaru in the USA and Canada, I was overwhelmingly home. Not only in the company of my favorite people on Earth but in the company of the ageless wisdom, the profound teachings that Willaru carries and shares with such great generosity and care. I am so blessed.
- Dianné Jean Aldrich
Sacred Sites
Temples of light, portals of remembrance.
This pilgrimage unfolds across Peru not as a tour, but as a precise movement through living
thresholds of consciousness.
In the Andean tradition, land is not passive.
Mountains, temples, and waters are understood as active intelligences, each carrying a specific
function in the awakening of human awareness.
The journey begins high in Cusco—where orientation and remembrance are restored—and
gradually descends and expands outward, moving through temples of cosmic order, sacred
partnership, and ultimately into the waters of Lake Titicaca, the womb of Andean creation.
Each region holds a distinct role.
Each prepares the next.
What follows is not an itinerary to consume...
but a map to enter.
THE JOURNEY
16 Days of Transformation
DAY 1 - Arrival in Cusco
Arrival, private transfer, rest, acclimation. Overnight Cusco. (Breakfast included)
DAY 2 - Cusco + Saqsaywaman
Gnostic Wisdom teachings. Ceremony/meditation at Saqsaywaman. Overnight Cusco. (Breakfast included)
DAY 3 - Koricancha + Free Afternoon
Temple of Koricancha teachings. Free afternoon. Overnight Cusco. (Breakfast included)
DAY 4 - Pisac → Urubamba
Pisac Mystery School, temples, market. Overnight Urubamba. (Breakfast included)
DAY 5 - Moray + Maras
Moray concentric circles; teachings on the three cosmic forces. Maras salt terraces. Overnight Urubamba. (Breakfast included)
DAY 6 - Ollantaytambo
Temple complex and teachings (Twelve Avatars, Pachamama, Condor). Overnight Ollantaytambo. (Breakfast included)
DAY 7 - Apu Veronica → Aguas Calientes
Day trip to Apu Veronica / Abra Málaga. Return for lunch, train to Aguas Calientes. Overnight Aguas Calientes. (Breakfast included)
DAY 8 - Machu Picchu (First Visit)
Teachings and direct engagement. Free afternoon. Overnight Aguas Calientes. (Breakfast included)
DAY 9 - Machu Picchu (Second Visit + Sacred Hike)
Hike one surrounding sacred mountain; time to integrate. Optional waterfalls. Overnight Aguas Calientes. (Breakfast included)
DAY 10 - Return to Cusco (Integration Day)
Train + bus back to Cusco. Rest, personal time. Overnight Cusco. (Breakfast included)
DAY 11 - Southbound: Raqchi / Wiracocha / Pucara → Puno
Private transport south with sacred stops. Overnight Puno. (Breakfast included)
DAY 12 - Puno (Integration / Local time)
Confirm final activity for Day 12. If still open, label as: “Rest day / local exploration / optional practices.” (Breakfast included)
DAY 13 - Amaru Muro + Cutimbo
Amaru Muro portal and seldom-visited sites. Teachings on sacred alchemy. Overnight Puno. (Breakfast included)
DAY 14 - Lake Titicaca + Uros + Amantani Homestay
Boat to Uros floating islands. Continue to Amantani. Hike to temples. Homestay with Quechua family. (All meals included this day)
DAY 15 - Closing Ceremony / Completion
Return from island. [(Breakfast included)
DAY 16 - Departure
Group departure day. (Breakfast included)
Phase I — Arrival & Acclimation
Landing in the ancient capital and preparing the body, mind, and perception
Day 1 — Arrival in Cusco | Entering the Ancient Capital
You arrive in Cusco, the historic heart of the Inca world—where ancient stonework, sacred geometry, and living culture converge at altitude.
You’ll be welcomed at the airport by Dianné, Willaru, and the team, and transferred by private transport to your hotel.
Why this matters
This first day is not about activity—it is about arrival.
Cusco sits high in the Andes. The body needs time. The nervous system needs space.
But beyond the physical, something else begins here.
You are entering a different rhythm. A different density of history.
A place where entire civilizations organized life in relationship to the cosmos, the land, and unseen forces.
To rush this would be to miss the doorway.
Your experience
A spacious landing. Time to rest, hydrate, and settle.
To feel the altitude. To begin listening.
Included
- Private airport transfer
- Overnight in Cusco
Day 2 — Cusco & Saqsaywaman | Orientation and First Contact
The morning begins with teachings led by Willaru, introducing the deeper framework of the journey and the wisdom traditions that will accompany us.
In the afternoon, you visit Saqsaywaman, rising above Cusco with its massive zigzag stone walls.
Why this matters
Saqsaywaman is not simply impressive—it is disorienting in the best way.
The scale of the stones. The precision of their placement.
The fact that this was created without modern tools—and still stands.
It challenges the assumptions of what we think is possible.
And this is important, because this journey is not only about seeing—it is about recalibrating perception.
Your experience
Teachings in the morning to orient your mind and attention.
Then direct contact with one of the most powerful sites in the region—walking, sitting, sensing, and allowing the place to speak.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Cusco (double occupancy)
Day 3 — Qorikancha | The Temple of the Sun
This morning you enter Qorikancha, once the most important temple of the Inca world.
The afternoon is open for rest or personal exploration.
Why this matters
Qorikancha was the spiritual center of Cusco—the place where solar intelligence, cosmology, and sacred design converged.
What was once covered in gold was not for display—it was for reflection.
To mirror light. To align with it.
To stand here is to encounter a different relationship to architecture—not as structure, but as a living interface between worlds.
Your experience
Teachings within the temple context, followed by spacious time to integrate, wander the city, or simply rest.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Cusco (double occupancy)
Phase II — Entering the Sacred Valley
Moving from city into landscape, from structure into flow
Day 4 — Pisac | Threshold into the Valley
You travel into the Sacred Valley, arriving at Pisac, a site of sweeping terraces and expansive mountain views.
After exploring, you continue to Urubamba.
Why this matters
Pisac marks a transition.
The geometry of Cusco gives way to the openness of the valley.
The energy shifts—from contained to expansive.
Pisac is also a place of intelligence—its terraces are not only agricultural, but precise, adaptive, and responsive to the land.
And below, the market—alive, human, textured—reminds us that this culture is not gone.
Your experience
Walking the terraces above the valley.
Exploring the market.
Feeling the land begin to open beneath you.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Urubamba (double occupancy)
Day 5 — Moray & Maras | Intelligence of the Land
Today reveals two of the Sacred Valley’s most intriguing sites.
Moray—concentric terraces descending into the earth
Maras—thousands of salt pools cascading down a mountainside
Why this matters
Moray is not easily explained.
Its circular design, depth, and microclimates suggest a sophisticated understanding of environment, adaptation, and possibly experimentation.
Maras, by contrast, is simple—and extraordinary.
Salt, water, gravity, and time.
Together, they show two ends of the same spectrum:
precision and continuity.
Your experience
Walking down into Moray’s quiet, circular form.
Standing above the luminous terraces of Maras, where thousands of pools reflect the sky.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Urubamba (double occupancy)
Day 6 — Ollantaytambo | Living Continuity
You arrive in Ollantaytambo, a living Inca town where the original urban design is still in use.
Why this matters
Most archaeological sites are removed from daily life.
Ollantaytambo is not.
Water still flows through its channels.
People still live within its stone walls.
The temple complex still rises above it.
This continuity is rare—and it changes how you relate to what you are seeing.
Your experience
Exploring the temple complex.
Walking the narrow stone streets.
Feeling the integration of past and present.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Ollantaytambo (double occupancy)
Phase III — The Threshold of Machu Picchu
Moving from preparation into direct encounter
Day 7 — Apu Verónica & Passage to Aguas Calientes
You begin the day in the high Andes near Apu Verónica and Abra Málaga, surrounded by open sky and mountain presence.
After returning to Ollantaytambo for lunch, you board the train to Aguas Calientes.
Why this matters
This day is a transition in every sense.
From altitude to river valley.
From vast openness to lush density.
It is a passage—from preparation to threshold.
Your experience
Glacier views. Expansive sky.
Then a train journey through narrowing valleys, rivers, and green—carrying you toward Machu Picchu.
Included
- Train to Aguas Calientes
- Overnight in Aguas Calientes
Day 8 — Machu Picchu | First Entry
You enter Machu Picchu.
Why this matters
Machu Picchu is one of the most recognized places on earth—and still, nothing replaces standing within it.
Its placement alone—between peaks, above the river, at the meeting point of ecosystems—is extraordinary.
But more than that, there is a coherence here.
A relationship between land, structure, and sky that feels intentional beyond function.
Your experience
Guided exploration and teachings within the site.
Time to walk, observe, and begin to take it in.
Afternoon free to explore Aguas Calientes or visit the hot springs.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Aguas Calientes (double occupancy)
Day 9 — Machu Picchu | Deepening the Experience
You return to Machu Picchu for a second entry.
Why this matters
Most people see Machu Picchu once—quickly.
You return with familiarity.
With orientation.
With a different quality of attention.
This is where the experience shifts from viewing to relationship.
Your experience
A slower, deeper exploration.
Optional hiking depending on access.
Time for stillness, observation, and personal connection.
Later, the option to visit nearby waterfalls such as Mandor or Alcamayo.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Aguas Calientes (double occupancy)
Day 10 — Return to Cusco | Integration Day
You return by train to Ollantaytambo and transfer back to Cusco.
The remainder of the day is open.
Why this matters
After intensity, space is required.
Without integration, even the most powerful experiences pass through without landing.
Your experience
Rest. Reflection. Gentle exploration.
Allowing the previous days to settle.
Included
- Breakfast
- Train and ground transport
- Overnight in Cusco (double occupancy)
Phase IV — Descent to the Source
Lake Titicaca and the high plateau
Day 11 — Raqchi & Pucará | Journey to Puno
You travel south through the Andean highlands.
Stops include Raqchi, home to the Temple of Wiracocha, and Pucará, an ancient ceremonial center.
Why this matters
This is a long travel day—but an important one.
The landscape changes. The scale opens.
You begin moving toward the lake—toward origin, in many Andean traditions.
Your experience
Expansive highland views.
Significant cultural sites along the way.
Arrival in Puno.
Included
- Private transport
- Overnight in Puno (double occupancy)
Day 12 — Amaru Muro & Cutimbo | The High Plateau
You visit more remote and lesser-known sites.
Why this matters
This day is quieter. More internal.
The land here is vast, open, and stripped of distraction.
It invites a different quality of attention.
Your experience
Time at Amaru Muro and Cutimbo.
Teachings, meditation, and space within a landscape defined by sky, wind, and silence.
Included
- Overnight in Puno (double occupancy)
Day 13 — Amantaní Island | Life on the Lake
You travel by boat across Lake Titicaca to Amantaní Island.
You’ll stay with a local family.
Why this matters
This is one of the most human parts of the journey.
Simple. Direct. Relational.
Life here moves differently—closer to land, to rhythm, to community.
Your experience
Shared meals.
Connection with your host family.
An afternoon hike to the temples overlooking the lake.
Included
- Boat transport
- All meals
- Overnight on Amantaní Island
Day 14 — Taquile Island & Return to Cusco
You visit Taquile Island, known for its refined textile tradition.
Return to Puno, then travel back to Cusco.
Why this matters
The journey begins to close—but continues to offer depth.
Your experience
Walking the island paths.
Shared meal.
A long but meaningful return across the highlands.
Included
- Breakfast & lunch
- Transport to Cusco
- Overnight in Cusco
Phase V — Completion & Integration
Closing the circle
Day 15 — Closing Ceremony | Completion
After rest, you gather for a closing ceremony and farewell meal.
Why this matters
Completion is essential.
It allows the experience to be integrated—recognized, acknowledged, and carried forward.
Your experience
Reflection, connection, and a shared closing of the journey.
Included
- Breakfast
- Overnight in Cusco
Day 16 — Departure
Transfer to Cusco airport for departure.
Why this matters
You return home—but not unchanged.
Included
- Breakfast
- Airport transfer
The Rhythm That Holds the Journey
Each day is held within a simple and intentional structure.
Mornings begin with guided Qigong to awaken the body, regulate the nervous system, and bring your awareness into alignment before entering the day’s experience.
Evenings offer guided integration, followed by personal time to settle, reflect, explore, dine, and allow what has been experienced to deepen fully.
Your Sacred investment
Your registration supports not only your journey but the preservation of
these sacred teachings for future generations.
Payment Timeline
$500 Deposit
Due upon registration, non-refundable
50% Balance Due or Pay In Full
Due by March 15, 2026, or at registration if enrolling after that date
Remaining 50%
Due by July 1, 2026, or at registration if enrolling after that date
What’s included
15 nights accommodations (double occupancy)
Daily breakfast
Ground transportation during group itinerary
Machu Picchu train, entrances, and all sacred site fees
Ceremony and teachings with Willaru Huayta
Local guides where required
Lake Titicaca boat transport and Amantani Island homestay meals
Morning Qigong and evening integration with Dianné Jean Aldrich
High level Mystery School preparation & teachings
Advanced integration training
Not included
International and domestic flights
Lunches and dinners (except Amantani Island)
Travel insurance
Tips, shopping, and personal expenses
THE MOUNTAINS ARE CALLING
A Living Mystery School
Each day of the pilgrimage unfolds as a transmission—ceremony, teaching, movement, and rest
woven into a living order preserved through ancient lineages.
Practices of Remembrance
Meditation, Qigong, and direct communion with sacred sites awaken knowledge
carried beyond this lifetime.
Initiation Through Presence
The body acclimates, the mind quiets, and perception refines—allowing higher intelligences to
meet you where you stand.
Nourishment for the Subtle Body
Mornings open slowly. Time expands. Energy reorganizes through simplicity, rhythm, and sacred
pause.
A Circle of Recognized Souls
A small gathering of mature seekers—drawn not by personality, but by resonance and shared
remembrance.
Land Aligned with the Great Work
Temples, mountains, waters, and sky—places long stewarded by the Great White Brotherhood,
designed to awaken solar consciousness and cosmic order.
THE FULL EXPERIENCE
THE PILGRIMAGE TO PERU
16 days of sacred travel through Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Southern Temples, and Lake Titicaca.
Includes carefully selected accommodations, daily breakfast, all ground transport, Machu Picchu train and entrances, sacred site access, Lake Titicaca boat and Amantani homestay meals, ceremony and in-person teachings with Willaru Huayta, and full logistical support throughout.
($10,000+ VALUE)
HIGH-LEVEL MYSTERY SCHOOL PREPARATION
Several weeks of advanced Gnostic, ageless wisdom, and Inca cosmology teachings to prepare your consciousness before arrival.
Live online group workshops with Dianné Jean Aldrich aligned precisely with the teachings that will unfold in Peru.
($1,200+ VALUE)
ADVANCED INTEGRATION TRAINING
Several weeks of post-pilgrimage teachings and integration focused on stabilizing transmission, spiritual stewardship and application in daily life.
Live online teachings to help you assimilate and stabilize what was transmitted in Peru.
($1,200+ VALUE)
PRIVATE MENTORSHIP WITH DIANNÉ
Private sessions (two before departure, two after return) for personal calibration, refinement, and direct initiatory guidance.
($2,000 VALUE)
DIRECT ACCESS TO LIVING LINEAGE
In-person teachings with Inca Chasqui, Willaru Huayta, at sacred sites — with close, relational access throughout the journey.
Willaru travels, eats, and shares space with the group daily, offering not only formal teachings, but lived presence and informal transmission.
(Priceless in lineage context)
PRIVATE INITIATORY CIRCLE (21 PARTICIPANTS)
A small, intentional group of mature seekers designed for depth, cohesion, and real spiritual kinship.
Limited to 21 participants to preserve integrity and relational access.
($1,000+ VALUE)
HIGH LEVEL CARE
Direct guidance from Dianné Jean Aldrich throughout the entire container.
Includes leadership, ceremonial stewardship, embodied spiritual training, and practical integration support across preparation, pilgrimage, and return.
($3,388+ VALUE)
Total if pursued separately: $20,000+
Your Investment: $6,397
Limited to 21 participants.
THE PILGRIMAGE TO PERU
16 days of sacred travel through Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Southern Temples, and Lake Titicaca.
Includes carefully selected accommodations, daily breakfast, all ground transport, Machu Picchu train and entrances, sacred site access, Lake Titicaca boat and Amantani homestay meals, ceremony and in-person teachings with Willaru Huayta, and full logistical support throughout.
($10,000 VALUE)
HIGH-LEVEL MYSTERY SCHOOL PREPARATION
Several weeks of advanced Gnostic, ageless wisdom, and Inca cosmology teachings to prepare your consciousness before arrival.
Live online group workshops with Dianné Jean Aldrich aligned precisely with the teachings that will unfold in Peru.
($1,200 VALUE)
ADVANCED INTEGRATION TRAINING
Several weeks of post-pilgrimage teachings and integration focused on stabilizing transmission, spiritual stewardship and application in daily life.
Live online teachings to help you assimilate and stabilize what was transmitted in Peru.
($1,200 VALUE)
PRIVATE MENTORSHIP WITH DIANNÉ
Private sessions (two before departure, two after return) for personal calibration, refinement, and direct initiatory guidance.
($2,000 VALUE)
DIRECT ACCESS TO LIVING LINEAGE
In-person teachings with Inca Chasqui, Willaru Huayta, at sacred sites — with close, relational access throughout the journey.
Willaru travels, eats, and shares space with the group daily, offering not only formal teachings, but lived presence and informal transmission.
(Priceless in lineage context)
PRIVATE INITIATORY CIRCLE (21 PARTICIPANTS)
A small, intentional group of mature seekers designed for depth, cohesion, and real spiritual kinship.
Limited to 21 participants to preserve integrity and relational access.
(Priceless)
HIGH LEVEL CARE
Direct guidance from Dianné Jean Aldrich throughout the entire container.
Includes leadership, ceremonial stewardship, embodied spiritual training, and practical integration support across preparation, pilgrimage, and return.
($3,388 VALUE)
Total if pursued separately: $20,000+
Your Investment: $6,397
Limited to 21 participants.
BONUSES
The Inca Transcripts
Altitude Preparedness Workbook
Loyalty Offering
Members of Ancient Mother MoonLodge, Rising Couples Legacy Circle, or
ORS Family Mystery School receive a:
$500 stipend
Or
Complimentary private room upgrade (where logistically possible)
If you feel drawn
This pilgrimage is not for everyone.
It is for those who recognize the tone, the care, and the depth of what is being
offered.
This container is for people who already have a foundation of inner work and feel ready to meet themselves, the land and the group with honesty, love, and self-responsibility.
It’s not the right fit if you’re brand new to meditation or if you’re currently navigating acute trauma or physical inabilities.
This work asks for presence, discernment, and the capacity to stay with what’s real, without bypassing or outsourcing your regulation to the group or facilitators.
If you feel the resonance, the next step is simple: Reserve Your Spot Here
When the call is real
When a true call arrives and you don’t answer it, it doesn’t disappear.
It goes into hiding.
Easier to postpone.
Easier to explain away.
Another season passes.
Another year fills up.
And the place inside you that recognized the call learns to live without it.
Not with drama.
Just with a slow dimming.
But if this is not your moment, you’ll know.
And if it is, the invitation is simple:
say yes and prepare to be delighted.
Only 21 places are available.
If you feel drawn
This pilgrimage is not for everyone.
It is for those who recognize the tone, the care, and the depth of what is being
offered.
This container is for people who already have a foundation of inner work and feel ready to meet themselves, the land and the group with honesty, love, and self-responsibility.
It’s not the right fit if you’re brand new to meditation or if you’re currently navigating acute trauma or physical inabilities.
This work asks for presence, discernment, and the capacity to stay with what’s real, without bypassing or outsourcing your regulation to the group or facilitators.
If you feel the resonance, the next step is simple: Reserve Your Spot Here
When the call is real
When a true call arrives and you don’t answer it, it doesn’t disappear.
It goes into hiding.
Easier to postpone.
Easier to explain away.
Another season passes.
Another year fills up.
And the place inside you that recognized the call learns to live without it.
Not with drama.
Just with a slow dimming.
But if this is not your moment, you’ll know.
And if it is, the invitation is simple:
say yes and prepare to be delighted.
Only 21 places are available.
Pilgrimage has always been how wisdom is remembered, not acquired.
If you feel called to walk with us —
we would be honored to walk with you and remember together.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the pilgrimage?
August 12–27, 2026.
Arrival and departure are both from Cusco (CUZ).
Where do we arrive and depart?
Participants arrive in Cusco, Peru, and depart from Cusco at the conclusion of the journey.
Group transportation is coordinated throughout the pilgrimage once you arrive.
How many people will be on this pilgrimage?
This pilgrimage is intentionally limited to 21 participants to preserve the intimacy, depth, and integrity of the experience.
Is this a physical journey?
Yes. This is a moderately physical pilgrimage that includes walking, stairs, uneven terrain, and altitude. The journey is paced carefully for acclimation, with rest days built in.
Participants should be in generally good health. If you are unable to participate in certain hikes (such as mountain hikes at Machu Picchu), you are welcome to join the pilgrimage and rest at designated areas while the group hikes.
What about altitude?
Cusco and several sacred sites are at high altitude. Time for acclimation is built into the itinerary, and we move thoughtfully and gradually. Most participants adjust well when they rest, hydrate, and listen to their bodies.
Are meals included?
Daily breakfast is included at all hotels.
Lunch and dinner are not included, allowing flexibility for personal needs and preferences.
On Amantani Island, all meals are included during the overnight stay with the Quechua host family.
Can dietary needs be accommodated?
Many hotels in Peru are familiar with vegetarian and other dietary requests; however, we cannot guarantee accommodation for all dietary needs. If you have specific requirements, we
recommend planning accordingly and bringing any necessary supplements or snacks.
Are flights included?
No. Participants are responsible for booking their own international and domestic flights to and from Cusco (CUZ).
Can I arrive early or stay longer?
Yes. Many participants choose to arrive early or extend their stay after the pilgrimage. You are welcome to make your own additional travel arrangements outside the group itinerary.
How should I prepare for the pilgrimage?
Participants are encouraged to arrive well-rested, hydrated, and open. In the weeks leading up to departure, we recommend prioritizing sleep, gentle movement, time in nature, and practices that support clarity and presence.
This pilgrimage works most deeply when the body, mind, and nervous system are receptive.
Preparation sessions will offer guidance on how to arrive attuned and grounded.
Many participants find it supportive to simplify their schedule and reduce stimulation in the days leading up to travel.
Is alcohol or recreational drug use permitted?
Alcohol and recreational drugs are not permitted at any point during the pilgrimage, including travel days, group meals, and free time.
This journey involves ceremony, prayer, altitude, and subtle energetic work. For the safety, integrity, and well-being of the group, participants are asked to arrive clear and remain so
throughout the pilgrimage.
We also strongly recommend refraining from alcohol and recreational drug use for at least four days before departure and four days after returning, to support preparation, integration,
and nervous system regulation.
This is not a rule based in restriction, but in respect—for the land, the lineage, and the depth of work being undertaken.
What kind of spiritual practices are included?
This pilgrimage is meditative, contemplative, and lineage-based, guided by Willaru Huayta and Dianné Jean Aldrich. Practices may include prayer, communion with the land, silent
reflection, ceremony, and gentle Qigong.
There is no plant medicine used at any point during this journey.
Is this religious?
This pilgrimage is spiritual in nature and grounded in ancient Andean wisdom traditions. It is not aligned with any formal religion.
Are there shared agreements for the group?
Yes. This pilgrimage is held within a shared field of respect, maturity, and care. Participants are expected to engage with one another—and the land—with consideration, confidentiality, and personal responsibility.
Details will be reviewed during the preparation sessions so everyone arrives with shared understanding and clear expectations.
What preparation is included before the journey?
The pilgrimage includes four live group preparation sessions and two private sessions with Dianné Jean Aldrichprior to departure. These sessions support physical, energetic, and spiritual readiness.
Preparation sessions are required. Recordings will be provided if you are unable to attend live.
What integration support is included after returning home?
After the pilgrimage, participants receive three live group integration sessions and two private sessions with Dianné Jean Aldrich to support assimilation and embodiment of what was
received.
Integration sessions are required, with recordings available.
What accommodations are included?
Participants stay in carefully selected hotels throughout Peru.
Accommodations are primarily double occupancy. A limited number of single rooms may be available at an additional cost, as noted on the registration page.
Is travel insurance required?
Travel insurance is strongly recommended and should include both medical coverage and trip cancellation/interruption coverage.
What if I have a medical condition?
Participants are responsible for managing their own health, medications, and medical needs throughout the pilgrimage. Please consult your healthcare provider before registering if you have any concerns about travel, altitude, or physical activity.
Will there be support during the pilgrimage?
Yes. The journey is supported by a local team, and participants have access to 24/7 contact support throughout the pilgrimage.
What is the payment structure?
You may choose to:
• Pay in full, or
• Pay in two installments
If paying in installments:
• First payment is due by March 15, 2026, or at registration if enrolling after that date
• Final payment is due by July 1, 2026, or at registration if enrolling after that date
What is the cancellation policy?
• The $500 deposit is non-refundable
• Remaining payments are refundable up to 30 days prior to departure
• No refunds are issued within 30 days of departure, without exception
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Can I transfer my spot?
Yes, transfers are allowed up to 30 days prior to departure, subject to approval.
Please note:
Machu Picchu tickets are issued to an individual passport and cannot be transferred. If a transfer occurs after tickets have been purchased, Machu Picchu access for the new participant cannot be guaranteed, and no refund will be issued for that portion.
I still have questions — can I speak with someone?
Yes. You’re welcome to book a short Q&A call to clarify logistics and practical details before registering.
This is a limited group.
The way in is simple.
Applied to total • Non-refundable • Limited to 21 participants
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