HI Jim,

quick note, that I opted to answer off list.  since it isn't really an answer, per se.


generally- just use intent. if you are energetically sending out the intent, the energetic signature, for the keeper of the kaypacha.. then I don't think it matters if you call him Quetzacoatl.. or Fred....

All the teachers I have worked with, pretty much use Quetzacoatl as the reference name.  I have never heard another, although I myself have wondered if there was an Andean equivalent.
Keep in mind, part of the dis-synchronicity, is that in the Andes- they aren't working with the chakras at all!!! so, whoever taught you that approach was not using an Andean or Incan approach.  I know several teachers in the US that follow this blended approach as well- from everything I have been taught, and I could be mistaken....it is NOT the traditional energetic breakdown of the energy body in Andean/ Incan teachings. 

They use the 5 eyes, or the bands of power.. and those correspond to the 5 elements- not the 7 chakras.  They also use the 3 centers, llonkay, munay, and yachai- work, love and wisdom- or.. the earth, the heaven, and the center/ heart, where they come together.  the centers are as per logical- belly, work, munay, heart.  and yachay- head/ third eye.

Hope this helps

Teri
At 06:40 PM 7/13/2006, you wrote:

Hello All,
 
My teacher associates various spirits with the 7 classical chakras. For example the first chakra is Hatun Amaru, the second Otorongo. For the 3rd eye chakra she uses a name that is not Inca, but Aztec, that being Quetzalcoatl.
 
I have asked her repeatedly for the correct name, but she cannot find the information, has other distractions, or just will not tell me. Perhaps it is my challenge to find it.
 
All I know is when I chant the names, that one being wrong physically can hurt me, and I need to know the correct one.
 
Does anyone use a similar system, and can you help me fill in this gap?
 
Jim


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