HAYWARIKUY: The Sacred Art Of The Andean Offering
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HAYWARIKUY: A 4-Class Series in the Art of Personal Offering
Haywarikuy; a Quechua word meaning "to offer" or "to give" is the sacred act of extending something of yourself outward, with intention and love. It is a practice as old as the earth itself, rooted in Andean tradition and carried forward through generations of those who understood that giving is a form of prayer. This four-class series invites you to explore what it means to create your own personal offering, one that is uniquely yours, shaped by your hands, your story, and your spirit.
What You'll Experience
Class Sessions 2026:
Sunday, June 7
Sunday, June 14
Sunday, June 21
Sunday, June 28
June 7, 6:00 pm (EST)
What is an Offering?
Introduction to the meaning and tradition of Haywarikuy. Explore the history and roots of personal offerings, what they represent, and why we make them. Begin reflecting on what you want to offer and to whom.
June 14, 6:00 pm (EST)
Gathering Your Elements
Learn about the materials, plants, and objects traditionally used in offerings. Discover how to choose elements that are personal and meaningful to you. Begin assembling the components of your offering.
June 21, 6:00 pm (EST)
The Art of Creating
This class will explore a hands-on creation of your personal offering. This is the heart of the series. Guided, intentional crafting with support from the group. Learn how intention and attention shape what you make.
June 28, 6:00 pm (EST)
BONUS CLASS!
Victor, Celia and Dora will guide us through a traditional Haywarikuy offering ritual to close our sacred container. The ceremony will be done as a collective and Victor will place your prayers into the bundle and then transmuted in the fire.
Who This Is For
This series is for anyone who feels called to learn how to make a personal offering for prayer or manifestation. No experience is necessary! just openness, curiosity, and respect for earth-based wisdom.
Haywarikuy; a Quechua word meaning "to offer" or "to give" is the sacred act of extending something of yourself outward, with intention and love. It is a practice as old as the earth itself, rooted in Andean tradition and carried forward through generations of those who understood that giving is a form of prayer. This four-class series invites you to explore what it means to create your own personal offering, one that is uniquely yours, shaped by your hands, your story, and your spirit.
What You'll Experience
- An introduction to the tradition and meaning of Haywarikuy
- Hands-on learning in crafting your personal offering
- A supportive, welcoming community of fellow participants
- Space for reflection, creativity, and connection
Class Sessions 2026:
Sunday, June 7
Sunday, June 14
Sunday, June 21
Sunday, June 28
June 7, 6:00 pm (EST)
What is an Offering?
Introduction to the meaning and tradition of Haywarikuy. Explore the history and roots of personal offerings, what they represent, and why we make them. Begin reflecting on what you want to offer and to whom.
June 14, 6:00 pm (EST)
Gathering Your Elements
Learn about the materials, plants, and objects traditionally used in offerings. Discover how to choose elements that are personal and meaningful to you. Begin assembling the components of your offering.
June 21, 6:00 pm (EST)
The Art of Creating
This class will explore a hands-on creation of your personal offering. This is the heart of the series. Guided, intentional crafting with support from the group. Learn how intention and attention shape what you make.
June 28, 6:00 pm (EST)
BONUS CLASS!
Victor, Celia and Dora will guide us through a traditional Haywarikuy offering ritual to close our sacred container. The ceremony will be done as a collective and Victor will place your prayers into the bundle and then transmuted in the fire.
Who This Is For
This series is for anyone who feels called to learn how to make a personal offering for prayer or manifestation. No experience is necessary! just openness, curiosity, and respect for earth-based wisdom.