Oscar Miro-Quesada Solevo is a respected kamasqa curandero and altomisayoq adept from Peru, founder of The Heart of the Healer (THOTH), originator of Pachakuti Mesa Tradition™ cross-cultural shamanism. An internationally acclaimed shamanic teacher, healer, author, and earth-honoring ceremonialist, don Oscar is OAS Fellow in Ethnopsychology and member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle and Birth 2012 Welcoming Committee. He has led ethno-spiritual pilgrimages to sacred sites of the world since 1986, and has authored two books on shamanism, Lessons in Courage and Shamanism.

Don Oscar has dedicated his life to the revitalization of aboriginal wisdom traditions as a means of restoring sacred trust between humankind and the natural world. A seasoned navigator of non-ordinary states of consciousness, don Oscar is well prepared to help people from all walks of life access realms of Being through which multidimensional forces are available for healing self, others and our planetary ecosystem. Famed for his ritual mastery in Peruvian kamasqa and altomisayoq shamanic lineages, don Oscar’s apprenticeship in northern coastal huachuma curanderismo with don Celso Rojas Palomino, and initiation into the southeastern Andean paqokuna shaman/priesthood with don Benito Corihuamán Vargas, formally took place between the years 1969 and 1986.

It was the renowned maestro don Celso who quite unexpectedly requested don Oscar carry the “prophetic vision of our Ancient Ones” among as many people possible living in Western-acculturated developed nations of the world. Ironic as it may sound, both don Celso and don Benito often insisted this was the only way of safeguarding the soul-animated inner wisdom continuously practiced by indigenous Peruvian people since pre-Columbian times. And thus don Oscar continues fulfilling the noble intentions of both venerable elders who bequeathed him the task of preserving their Peruvian shamanic ways as a seven-generation legacy of healing service to the world.