Don Oscar Miro-Quesada is a respected kamasqa curandero and shamanic adept from Peru, and has been guiding cross-cultural, ethnospiritual apprenticeship expeditions to sacred sites of the world since 1986, with special emphasis on Peru and Bolivia. He's been a popular faculty member at numerous U.S. colleges and universities. He originated the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition of cross-cultural shamanism, and is the founder of the Heart of the Healer Foundation.  His works and programs have been featured on CNN, Univision, A&E and the Discovery Channel. Don Oscar Miro-Quesada is the author of: Lessons in Courage, Peruvian Shamanic Wisdom for Everyday Life (co-author Bonnie Glass-Coffin) 
Interview Date: 8/26/2013       Tags: don Oscar Miro-Quesada, Pachakuti Mesa tradition, don Celso Rojas Palomino of Salas, Chiclayo, don Benitao Corihuaman Vargas of Wasau, Cusco, Andean and Peruvian shamanic tradition, rituals, ceremony, communion, consecration, composition, connection, cooperation, spiral, pilgrima ge to sacred places, Indigenous Wisdom, Shamanism