— Phillia

SOUND HEALINGENERGY WORKSHAMANIC LINEAGE

California, USA

YACHAY

MY KNOWING

Phillia is a Paqo (Mesa de Medicina Carrier) rooted in the Q'ero and Quechua Andean energy medicine lineage, carrying cosmic and Earth-honoring wisdom from Inkan, pre-Inkan, and ancestral traditions. Initiated through multiple Karpay ceremonies (2006–2019) within the Sacred Wisdom School of the Inkas, she bridges ancient Andean cosmology with modern energy modalities including Reiki mastery, somatic coaching, and sound therapy.

Phillia has also studied within the Kofan lineage and has been featured in The New York Times, Vice, Cosmopolitan, PopSugar, and Double Blind for her grounded yet multidimensional approach to energetic transformation.

1. Where do you receive your Yachay, or sacred knowing, from?
Phillia carries the title of Paqo within Q'ero and Quechua Andean lineages, initiated through sacred Karpay ceremonies (2006–2019) at the Sacred Wisdom School of the Inkas. Her training spans pre-Inkan cosmologies, Kofan traditions, Reiki mastery, and sound therapy; blending ancestral wisdom with modern recognition.

2. What happens in your Limpia and Mesa ceremonies?
These ceremonies use consecrated stones and sacred symbols to address both personal energetic imbalances and ancestral patterns. They help restore wholeness by healing soul fragmentation and creating space for authentic emergence.

3. How do pre-Inkan traditions understand energy and vitality?
Pre-Inkan lineages view sovereignty and vitality as inseparable from right relationship with terrestrial and celestial forces. Through crystal resonance and sound frequency, Phillia facilitates processes that continue unfolding long after formal sessions end.

LLANKAY

MY WORK

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Soul Retrieval Session | Shamanic Work with Cord Cutting

Philia is a Paqo (Mesa de Medicina Carrier) rooted in the Q’ero and Quechua Andean energy medicine lineage, carrying cosmic and Earth-honoring wisdom from Inkan, pre-Inkan, and ancestral traditions

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Shamanic Support Session | Energy Clearing Work

Philia is a Paqo (Mesa de Medicina Carrier) rooted in the sacred Q’ero and Quechua Andean Energy Medicine lineage, carrying cosmic and Earth-honoring wisdom from Inkan, pre-Inkan, and ancestral traditions

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Life Purpose Session | Shamanic Abundance Activation

Philia is a Paqo (Mesa de Medicina Carrier) rooted in the Q’ero and Quechua Andean energy medicine lineage, carrying cosmic and Earth-honoring wisdom from Inkan, pre-Inkan, and ancestral traditions

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Shamanic Relationship Work | Soul Ties & Love Guidance

Philia is a Paqo (Mesa de Medicina Carrier) within the Q’ero and Quechua Andean energy medicine lineage, initiated through multiple Karpay ceremonies (2006–2019) in the Sacred Wisdom School of the Inkas

METANOIA MIND

TRANSMISSIONS WEAVING ANCIENT WISDOM WITH MODERN EPISTEMOLOGIES.

The Recognition: When Souls Find Their Way Back to Each Other
12 min read

The Recognition: When Souls Find Their Way Back to Each Other

There are certain silences that speak louder than words, the hollow space that follows betrayal, the particular quality of emptiness after profound loss, the way light seems to drain from familiar rooms when something essential has been taken from us. You might recognize this geography of absence, this curious phenomenon where life continues but somehow without you fully present within it.

Would You Enter an Ayahuasca Ceremony Without Protection? The Hidden Spiritual Cost of Unconscious AI Use
5 min read

Would You Enter an Ayahuasca Ceremony Without Protection? The Hidden Spiritual Cost of Unconscious AI Use

You might not think of your laptop screen as such a mirror. But consider this: every time you prompt ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI system, you're entering into an exchange that reveals something essential about the quality of your consciousness in that moment. Not the content of your question, but the energetic frequency from which you're asking it.

Why Shamans Walk Away: Sacred Boundaries and Conscious Choice
9 min read

Why Shamans Walk Away: Sacred Boundaries and Conscious Choice

There are certain trees that grow at the edge of cliffs, their roots anchored in stone, their branches reaching toward light that others cannot touch. These trees learn something that their forest cousins never need to know: when to stop growing toward what cannot nourish them. The curanderos of the high mountains understand this particular wisdom.

The Recognition: When Souls Find Their Way Back to Each Other
12 min read

The Recognition: When Souls Find Their Way Back to Each Other

There are certain silences that speak louder than words, the hollow space that follows betrayal, the particular quality of emptiness after profound loss, the way light seems to drain from familiar rooms when something essential has been taken from us. You might recognize this geography of absence, this curious phenomenon where life continues but somehow without you fully present within it.

Would You Enter an Ayahuasca Ceremony Without Protection? The Hidden Spiritual Cost of Unconscious AI Use
5 min read

Would You Enter an Ayahuasca Ceremony Without Protection? The Hidden Spiritual Cost of Unconscious AI Use

You might not think of your laptop screen as such a mirror. But consider this: every time you prompt ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI system, you're entering into an exchange that reveals something essential about the quality of your consciousness in that moment. Not the content of your question, but the energetic frequency from which you're asking it.

Why Shamans Walk Away: Sacred Boundaries and Conscious Choice
9 min read

Why Shamans Walk Away: Sacred Boundaries and Conscious Choice

There are certain trees that grow at the edge of cliffs, their roots anchored in stone, their branches reaching toward light that others cannot touch. These trees learn something that their forest cousins never need to know: when to stop growing toward what cannot nourish them. The curanderos of the high mountains understand this particular wisdom.