Angielski
In Eastern Europe, Wilka translates to Wolf. May the medicine in this shamanic work of art activate the light you are and connect you to your solar, feral, Wolf archetype within.
"Truth is everywhere, like rays of the same sun, and each seeker can find their reflection in it.
It's not about accumulating wisdom but about radiating it.
The image of 'holding hands with Father Sun' is beautiful-it means being a conscious channel, reflecting and expanding the light to others.
The tradition does not belong to any specific culture.
What you're doing within this book is a good way to have that opportunity, that flexibility to explore in different ways, and to see that there is universal truth, to see that your path is the light. And we are here to share that light.
Amauta is not only a teacher who gives information, but the one who opens the doorway of wisdom and draws the light from within you. This new cycle isn't about belonging to one box or tradition but about remembering your eternal self and allowing the many paths of the cosmos to inspire you.
In this way, we return to the culture of the light, not as followers of a lineage, but as living expressions of it.
The great Amautas were the philosophers and mystics, the ones who brought that lineage into the culture of the light. And the birthplace of the culture of the light is the sacred Titicaca in Peru, which was once called Uyneymarca, which means the eternal city, where the eternal beings live.
You, me, and everybody are eternal as our home. That is our place, where we remember each other.
Our eternal self is the Wilka, the divine self, the sacredness of life, light, the sun, the eternal light." ~Jorge Luis Delgado
