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Tambillo F7, Cusco
Cuzco
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Mission: The name “Pachānanda” refers to a fusion of Andean and eastern spiritual traditions. “Pacha” means “time-space” in the local language Quechua, and “ānanda” is “spiritual bliss” in the Sanskrit of ancient India. “Pachānanda” refers to the spiritual joy that comes from remembering that ALL IS ONE. And that’s our mission: to be a highly intentional space where we can experience the unity that all the great traditions talk about, where we can remember our divine and infinite essence. All as a sincere offering to the Highest Good of All Beings.
Aims: Pachānanda School and Retreat Center is aimed to be a home for the Healing House schools and retreats. It can also host groups of up to 27 people that share a vision for a more mindful world – get in touch with us, if you´d like to bring your group for a Retreat at our Center. We can provide vegetarian and vegan food, organize excursions and offer holistic treatments, classes and workshops.
Since 2010, Healing House Cusco has been providing a space for the joyful awakening of consciousness in Cusco, Peru. Cusco is considered by indigenous wisdom keepers and New Age thinkers alike as one of the strongest places on the planet for spiritual awakening.
That’s why Healing House decided to build its new Retreat Center also in Cusco. With its home base still in the Cusco´s historical center, Pachānanda School and Retreat Center is built along the Saqsaywaman national park, with immediate access to the surrounding nature, and to untouched Inca ruins and sacred sites such as the Temple of the Moon.
