9 Rites of the Munay-Ki
Becky York is a keeper of the Munay-Ki rites, having been introduced into the lineage in 2013
Rite 1: The Healer's Rites. This rite initiates a deep yet gentle current of healing in your luminous energy field. It connects you to a lineage of Earthkeepers from the past that come and assist you in your personal healing. It also launches an energetic process that awakens your ability to bring ease, healing and beauty to others.
Rite 2: The Bands of Power. This rite installs bands of protection in the Luminous Energy Field (LEF) that surrounds your physical body. They actually convert negative energy to energy which can nourish the LEF instead of harming it.
Rite 3: The Harmony Rites. This rite grants you to receive seven archetypes into your chakras, seven Forces of Nature which aid in your healing and empowerment.
Rite 4: The Seer Rites. This rite installs filaments of light extending from your visual cortex in the back of your head to your third eye and heart chakras. This awakens your ability to perceive the invisible world. Many have found that a few months after receiving the Seer rites, they’re able to perceive the world of energy around them.
Rite 5: The Daykeeper Rites. The Daykeeper is able to call on the power of these ancient altars to heal and bring balance to the world. This rite is an energetic transmission that connects you this lineage from the past, and balances masculine and feminine energies for both men and women.
Rite 6: The Wisdomkeeper Rites. This rite offers the gifts of the divine masculine. In our western world we are highly rewarded for being able to be solitary, focused, linear, critical thinkers. Up until now this has come through without the guidance of the connectedness and nurturing of the divine feminine, and created a space ripe for greed, abuse of the environment, and the history of war. As our planet heals its feminine and connective side, there will be less and less space for abuse.
Rite 8: Starkeeper Rites. The 8th rite has sometimes been called the empowerment of our becoming, and the establishment of a new home. In Quechua, it is called "Mosok Karpay", which means the new power. "New" in the sense of a new way of being. Our territory of stewardship increases in this rite to include all of the galaxies. Power accumulates to the degree we are willing to take on stewardship.
Rite 9: The Creator Rites. As with the earlier lineage rites, the 9th rite expands your territory of influence and stewardship. The only way to have stewardship for all of creation is to step outside of time and space to become one with the creator, one with spirit.
Rite 2: The Bands of Power. This rite installs bands of protection in the Luminous Energy Field (LEF) that surrounds your physical body. They actually convert negative energy to energy which can nourish the LEF instead of harming it.
Rite 3: The Harmony Rites. This rite grants you to receive seven archetypes into your chakras, seven Forces of Nature which aid in your healing and empowerment.
Rite 4: The Seer Rites. This rite installs filaments of light extending from your visual cortex in the back of your head to your third eye and heart chakras. This awakens your ability to perceive the invisible world. Many have found that a few months after receiving the Seer rites, they’re able to perceive the world of energy around them.
Rite 5: The Daykeeper Rites. The Daykeeper is able to call on the power of these ancient altars to heal and bring balance to the world. This rite is an energetic transmission that connects you this lineage from the past, and balances masculine and feminine energies for both men and women.
Rite 6: The Wisdomkeeper Rites. This rite offers the gifts of the divine masculine. In our western world we are highly rewarded for being able to be solitary, focused, linear, critical thinkers. Up until now this has come through without the guidance of the connectedness and nurturing of the divine feminine, and created a space ripe for greed, abuse of the environment, and the history of war. As our planet heals its feminine and connective side, there will be less and less space for abuse.
Rite 8: Starkeeper Rites. The 8th rite has sometimes been called the empowerment of our becoming, and the establishment of a new home. In Quechua, it is called "Mosok Karpay", which means the new power. "New" in the sense of a new way of being. Our territory of stewardship increases in this rite to include all of the galaxies. Power accumulates to the degree we are willing to take on stewardship.
Rite 9: The Creator Rites. As with the earlier lineage rites, the 9th rite expands your territory of influence and stewardship. The only way to have stewardship for all of creation is to step outside of time and space to become one with the creator, one with spirit.