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Puma Quispe Singona works with people who feel called to reconnect with ancestral wisdom, ceremony, and the natural world — those navigating grief, major life transitions, burnout, or a quiet longing for deeper spiritual meaning that modern life hasn’t answered.
Trained by his grandfather, Don Maximo Singona, from the age of six, Puma carries a direct lineage of Andean ceremonial practice from his home village of Chinchero, Peru. His work draws on traditional rituals honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth) and the Apus (mountain spirits), including despacho ceremonies, energy work, and teachings passed down through generations of Quechua wisdom keepers. He describes his approach as helping people open their hearts first to themselves, then to family, then to the wider global community.
Explore Puma’s profile to learn more about his lineage, his Noqan Kani community, and the ceremonial work he offers to those seeking a genuine connection to ancestral healing traditions.
If you are on the search for any of the following:
- connect with ancestral Andean healing traditions
- Peru shaman for spiritual guidance
- traditional despacho ceremony healer
- reconnect with nature through indigenous wisdom
- Andean medicine man for spiritual awakening
…you have stumbled upon the perfect place!
Discover more about shamanism and Puma Fredy Quispe Singona here:
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- Join Puma Fredy on a sacred spiritual retreat in Peru
- Embark on a Transformative Journey into the Heart of Shamanism-meeet more shamanic teachers here.
- Discover the Shamanic Journey a Step-by-Step Guide
- Finding the Right Shamanic Course Online – A Guide to Get You Started
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