Are you called to evolve ? The Seer’s Rite (Kawak)

I am sharing this Sacred Rite today with a munay ki student.

It connects to the

eyes /vision

clairvoyance

aligning of soma, plus 3 more chakras of Alta major, heart and third eye.

This connection can promote a feeling of bliss and joy. “warm fuzzies” of vagus nerve realignment and activation. Shamanically to the winds of the East, mountains and dreaming our world into being.

Creation “Well of dreams“ Jade Gate.

Eagle / condor

“The Seer’s Rite is intended to awaken your ability to perceive the world beyond ordinary physical sight. It is said to install energetic “pathways of light” linking the visual cortex, the third eye (ajna chakra), and the heart centre. Symbolically, this represents learning to see with both intuition and compassion, rather than with the analytical mind alone. 

Traditionally, the rite is believed to help you:

  • Strengthen intuitive perception.
  • Sense energy fields more clearly.
  • Receive symbolic visions in meditation and dreams.
  • Recognise synchronicities.
  • Discern truth beyond appearances.
  • Develop the ability to witness without judgment.

Many practitioners describe this as learning to see with the eyes of the heart.

Shamanic ceremony

The deeper symbolism

The Seer is not simply someone who predicts the future.

In the Andean-inspired understanding of Munay-Ki, a seer is someone who perceives:

  • the energetic causes behind physical events,
  • the soul behind the personality,
  • the interconnectedness of all life,
  • and the guidance continually offered by nature and Spirit.

Rather than trying to “look ahead,” the Seer learns to see what is already present but normally overlooked.

The Seer

Experiences after receiving the rite

People often report experiences such as:

  • vivid dreams,
  • increased colour or light perception during meditation,
  • greater sensitivity to people and places,
  • spontaneous insights,
  • noticing repeating symbols and animals,
  • heightened empathy,
  • periods of emotional clearing before perception becomes clearer.

These experiences vary widely from person to person and aren’t considered guaranteed outcomes. 

Practices to nurture the Seer’s Rite

Traditionally, recipients are encouraged to cultivate the rite through regular spiritual practice, such as:

  • Sitting quietly in nature.
  • Gazing softly at the horizon or a candle flame.
  • Heart-centred meditation.
  • Recording dreams.
  • Fire ceremonies.
  • Working with gratitude and intention.

The idea is that the rite plants a “seed”; your ongoing practice helps that seed grow”

If you are called to evolve with Munay Ki ( Omni-versal love )or would like to have a rite resown( if you’ve missed a few bi monthly fire ceremonies) then contact me to arrange your personal session

Sarah Williams

I’d be honoured to assist.

Warm munay and ayni

Sarah x