Topic: Quechua

The term "Earth Keeper" is traced to Dr. Alberto Violdo and the Quechua word "curacácuyac," which translates to "chewing up wisdom." This shamanic concept describes masters who step outside of time to dream a better world into being. The goal is to identify actions and connections that improve the collective experience while moving through the "tunnel" of the coming year.

Moeller details his transition into Peruvian shamanism, specifically the Pachaguti Mesa tradition and Northern Coastal Curandismo. He studied under Don Daniel Baxley and references the work of Don Oscar Miro Quesada, blending Quechua traditions with coastal folk practices. This lineage involves the use of the psychedelic sacrament San Pedro to stabilize energy healing and navigate the often terrifying daemonic realms.