Our Masters

Juan Nunez del Prado graduated as Antrpologist and Archeologist of the university San Antonio Abad of Cusco, where he also was a Profesor until 1997.

He followed the footsteps of his father Oscar Núñez del Prado, studying anthropology at the University of Cusco and specializing in the religious culture of the Inkas and Q’eros, the direct descendants of the royal line of the Inkas. During his studies, his contact with the Q’eros has led him to seek initiation into the Inka tradition. For more than 10 years, he studied under the Indian master and healer Don Benito Qoriwaman, who was known throughout the valley of Cuzco and whom Shirley Maclaine describes in her book “It’s all in the playing”; It was also Don Benito who sparked Juan Núñez del Prado’s interest in this ancient system of teachings on wisdom.

Subsequently, Juan expanded his knowledge further by working with other well-known old masters such as Don Andres Espinoza, Don Melchor Deza, Don Manuel Quispe, and Don Mariano Apaza and gained practically endless experience. For him, it is important to share his knowledge with students around the world, according to the only commandment of the Inka religion, Ayni.

Due to his innate curiosity and his scientific background as an anthropologist, Juan Núñez del Prado never grows tired of expanding his knowledge in the areas of astronomy, psychology, and other traditions.