Inka - Peru

Inka T’ito is a direct descendant of the most ancient Inka lineage, Children of the Sun, and the Qanchi nation, galactic children of the rainbow. He carries over a thousand years of ancestral wisdom and sacred knowledge. From birth, he faced challenges, trainings, and initiations, receiving cosmic secrets, Inka solar codes, the Solar Disk, the Inka Solar Staff, and traditional knowledge at mystical places like Illa Punku (Solar Portal) and the sacred mountain of Apu Willka Qhari.

Inka T’ito is the 17th Inka of the New Tawantinsuyu, a title given by Inka masters and the tradition. He works on awakening and reviving the New Tawantinsuyu (Solar Nation of ancestral nations), continuing the ancestral path. As a master, he is an Inka Hamawt’a (wise teacher), “Inti Yaya” (solar priest), Willaq Huma (prophetic leader), Inka Paqo (priest and messenger of mountain spirits), Hampiq paqo (healing master), and Qhawaq (oracle).

He founded the ancient Inka Solar School, “ILLA INTI YACHAY WASI,” restoring the order and legacy of the Inka ancestors. He directs teachings, sacred practices, and initiatory rituals, aligning with ancestral tradition. Inka T’ito is an author of sacred and cultural books, preserving the rich solar culture of Tawantinsuyu. He continues to teach and gather wisdom from sacred spaces and tribes, sharing knowledge and healing.

In recent years, Inka T’ito has expanded his teachings globally, with permission from Inka solar masters, the Apus, and Pachamama, responding to seekers of ancestral knowledge, wisdom, and healing. He resides in the Sacred Valley of the Inkas, in Pumaqanchi and Qosqo, with Mama Qori and his family.

Inka - Peru

Qoya Qori Qespe Wayta is a leader and advisor of the Tawantinsuyu. She is a wise sacred medicine woman and a teacher of Inka tradition.

Qoya Qori was born and raised in Willka Mayu, in the Sacred Valley of Inka Qosqo, within the Khallka Nation of the Antisuyu territory. She grew up under the protection of the solar Apu spirit, the Wamanis and Achachillas (sacred spirits, natural guardians), and embraced by Pachamama and Pacha Tayta (spiritual and cosmic mother and father), Hallp’a Mama (Mother Earth). From a young age, she cultivated, planted, harvested, and cared for sacred seeds, making pilgrimages to sacred spaces and temples of the Apus.

Qoya Qori descends from a long lineage of wise grandmothers, teachers, and healers of Inka tradition, as well as grandparents, mothers, and fathers who were guardians of ancestral wisdom, knowledge, and medicines, living under the natural cosmic order, harmony, and balance that sustain everything in this world—body, spirit, energy, and consciousness.

Her native language is Quechua, a sacred language carrying codes of information and a cosmic solar language. She was trained and guided by her grandmothers and grandfathers, and her spiritual mothers and fathers, forged by natural and magical forces, tested by the sacred elements and ancestral spirits, based on principles of sacred and ancestral life, and on natural and cosmic forces that hold wisdom and knowledge since ancient times.

She is a member of the Inka Solar School and Musuq Tawantinsuyu. Together with Inka T’ito, she performs spiritual work focused on transmitting ancestral knowledge. They carry out pilgrimages, teachings, and ceremonies, delivering sacred messages from the Inka and Qoya ancestors of Tawantinsuyu to ancestral peoples.