This land is ideal for our project in every way. It is close enough to Pisac and Cusco which makes it possible for a variety of services to be available to our visitors and residents. At the same time, it is far enough away to have a quiet experience in connection with oneself and nature.

It also has adequate space for the infrastructure that we are building little by little. It is close to a spring of water, has diversity of trees, herbs, plants and animals (many of them are rare to find in the area) and contains excellent, mineral-rich soil for farming. Our land also boasts several ancient Incan structures, tombs and terraces that make it an auspicious location and a true heritage that we feel responsible for taking care of. We have also had several visitations by deer which is a clear sign that there is no contamination in the soil.  The deer is the very first animal to leave an area that has been polluted by chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides and other toxins, and their presence clearly exemplifies the purity of our land.

The layout of our center is in the form of the Chacana (or Andean Cross), the sacred symbol of our ancestors. We have an area honoring the ​​fire, the water, the earth and the air and everything has been planned according to the principles of permacultural design, our center consists of several structures for workshops, healing therapies, ceremonies and other activities, a residential area capable of housing up to twenty people total, as well as specific areas designated for working with each of the elements (fire, air, water, earth).