Cusco Part 1
What Cusco was really like. Cusco is an amazing city. It reads in the same chapter of centers of cultural influence as Rome, Alexandra, Athens, the Kyoto, Mecca, and Xia to name a few, but unlike these other locations, most of...
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State of Inkan Research
A new discovery at Stone Hedge shakes the global media, yet the discovery of a famed Inkan city...
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Different Takes on Viewing Our Place in Time
I’ve written here and there about “pachacutis” and other timekeeping practices that...
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A Review of Turn Right at Machu Picchu
What is it like being a real-life Indiana Jones? Mark Adams tells us in his excellent book, Turn...
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Acllyahuasi, A Novel
Acllyahuasi: The Women Who Saved a Culture I’m finalizing my novel Acllyahuasi. It’s...
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Inkas: The Forefathers of Veganism and Vegetarianism
Vegan and Vegetarian Before It Was a Thing Veganism and Vegetarianism are leading alternative...
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Qhapaq Ñan: Infrastructure Should be a Source of Pride, Not Shame.
Summary of the Qhapaq Ñan: The Qhaqaq Ñan, which in Quechua means the Royal Road, was the greatest...
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Mitmaq: Migration or Illegal Immigration
The “Huge” Caravan Going to the United States Isn’t Huge. Unofficial immigration has...
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Pachacuti: Do the Inca Say the End of our World is Near?
Pachacuti: What Happens if We Live Out of Balance? In follow up with last weeks post about...
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Yanantin, the Andean Life Philopshy
This post about yanantin, masintin, ayni and pachacuti is going to be a roller coaster of...
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How the Andean Landscape Interacts With the Living
I think the living Andean Landscape and ancient huacas made me an Inca. Yo no sabía qué decir, mi...
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7 Unique Facts About Incas
The Incas lived in an empire called “The Four Parts Together,” or Tahuantinsuyu. A quick google...
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