The sacred Quechua name behind our retreats — “Father Sun” — and the intention it carries into every ceremony.
In the heart of our ayahuasca retreats and spiritual healing work lies a sacred name that carries profound meaning and intention: Taita Inti.
Taita Inti comes from the Quechua language, spoken by indigenous peoples of the Andes. The name combines two powerful concepts:
Together, Taita Inti means “Father Sun” or “Master of Light” — a name that embodies the guiding light of wisdom and healing that we bring to our retreats.
The name Taita Inti reflects our commitment to:
In Andean cosmology, the sun (Inti) is seen as a source of life, energy, and spiritual illumination. Just as the sun rises each day to bring light to the world, our retreats aim to bring light and clarity to the inner darkness that many of our participants carry.
By choosing the name Taita Inti, we honour the ancient wisdom traditions of the Andes while bringing their healing practices to the modern world. Our curandera Naysha Silva carries forward this sacred lineage with deep respect and authenticity.
The name Taita Inti is more than a label — it is a sacred intention that guides every aspect of our work. When you join us for a retreat, you are not just participating in a ceremony; you are connecting with a lineage of healing wisdom that stretches back thousands of years.
May the light of Taita Inti guide your healing journey and illuminate your path to wholeness.
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