About Munay-Ki

Pi stones are typically gifted after receiving the last of the nine Munay Ki Rites. They are also used when passing the rites on to others. Although not essential, many Munay Ki recipients also like to have their own stones as a reminder of the rites and aid in connecting with the energies.

The Munay-Ki are nine ancient rites that, until recently, were only available to the high wisdom-keepers of the Americas. In 1989, the Laika--the original keepers of these rites and the last descendants of the Inka descended from their high Andes mountain refuges to Cusco, Peru to attend Inti Raimi, a festival held on winter solstice (June 21). These high and holy people were thought to have perished centuries ago when the Spanish overwhelmed the Inka empire. Instead, they retreated to the harsh environment of the Andes and lived in small villages at high mountain elevations. They brought with them the warning of the Pachakuti--the great turning over of 2012--and the tools to survive it: the rites of the Munay-Ki and the teachings of the energetic realm.

Their ancient prophesies told that during this great turning over (it was said it might be a time of the harvesting of souls), a new species of human would appear on the planet. This new being, Homo luminous, person of light, would evolve within one generation instead of many hundreds. This new being would live without fear and could step out of linear time and into infinity. This would happen through the activation and re-encoding of our DNA and giving our cells instructions on how to grow, what to do, and how to die. The rites of the Munay-Ki play an important role in that change; they are the nine gates that heal us and transform our human energy field into that of homo luminous.

The rites are gifted to each person as energetic transmissions, and they arrive in seed form, to be nourished and fed so that they grow more powerful within you. This isn't an energetic pharmaceutical; it is almost an obligation to work through and step out of the stories and harmful behaviors that have limited us in the past.