Empowering conscious leaders to initiate inter-connected communities and projects, rooted in ancestral and sacred plant wisdom.
What is the Sacred Wheel Project?
The Sacred Wheel Project has appeared at the dawning of a Golden Era - prophesized by many world traditions - to live in harmony with the natural world. We see this as manifesting through a global ecological and educational movement.
Guided by the Sacred Wheel, shamanic wisdom, and leadership formation, our project works to bring people together to participate at this exciting time, in the dynamic of collaboration.
Guided by the Sacred Wheel, shamanic wisdom, and leadership formation, our project works to bring people together to participate at this exciting time, in the dynamic of collaboration.
Who We Are
We are a non-profit organization, culturally diverse community and formation center in the Sacred Valley of Peru.
Over the last two decades Willka Hampi (meaning 'Sacred Medicine' in the Quecha language) has been developing the Sacred Wheel Project, through educational programs and a global vision of innovative leadership formation.
Over the last two decades Willka Hampi (meaning 'Sacred Medicine' in the Quecha language) has been developing the Sacred Wheel Project, through educational programs and a global vision of innovative leadership formation.
What We Do
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Willka Hampi is committed to providing educational programs, project consultation, and a collective ceremonial process to form leaders and healthy social cells.
We offer free community education to Peruvians with low economic means, helping them initiate projects that are culturally, ecologically and economically sustainable. We also welcome people from around the world to benefit from our programs and services on a donation basis. Learn more about our educational programs and ceremonial process on our study page. |
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‘’The work done here is demanding but so profound it will change your life. I wasn't passionate about anything. Now I have found not one, but a many passions and most importantly a passion for life.'' Jessica, 28, Lebanon
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