Munay-ki & Final Rite of Passage
Munay-ki
Just as each individual has a soul that consists of seven chakras, all souls collectively compose the universe. Munay-ki comes from the Quechuan (native Peruvian), interpreted in English as “I love you” or “Be as you are.” The nine great rites of initiation of the medicine way are experienced in the form of energetic transmissions that transform our human energy field and help us to step into the fullness of our nature.
For millennia, the keepers of Munay-ki have been the Laika, people who migrated from central Asia to South America using the ancient Bering Strait passage. In 2006, the Laika entrusted Dr. Alberto Villodo with the nine rites and encouraged him to share what had previously been a closely guarded secret with the rest of the world, in anticipation of the impending consciousness shift that is currently underway.
Bernadette has received these rites and is authorized to share them with those who are ready to receive them.
Final Rite of Passage
Dying is the final rite of passage and one that most people in the United States are the least willing to embrace, or even consider. The act of “dying consciously” helps the terminally ill to positively embrace imminent departure from this world. During the dying process, the Luminous Energy Field opens and a connection between planes of existence becomes accessible. The spirit guide can help to keep the dying person’s soul at rest, so s/he can release his/her earthly body, and welcome death as a celebration and reunion with the universal spirit.
Bernadette provides these services free of charge to those who seek them.
Resources
- Dying Consciously: www.dyingconsciously.org
- Munay-ki: www.munay-ki.org
- The Four Winds Society/Dr. Alberto Villodo: www.thefourwinds.com