The Aliens Of Peru . . .
Nazca Peru Aliens
4 foot tall, with friends that are 20 inches tall . . .
12 complete Alien Bodies were recovered, by 2019 there were ten. By 2023 there are 12 Alien bodies in Private Possession, not Gov. controlled. 1500 years old . . .
#1 Cusco The Capitol of Peru – Temple of the Sun - Tiwanaku Site-
Kalasasaya Site . . .
#2 Paracas 429 Large Head Alien Mummies
2,500 years old found.
300 heads
#3 Tiwanaku Gate of the Sun by Machu Picchu
#4 Nazca Temple Of Cahuachi, 12 Alien Bodies 1500 years old
2023 The Nazca Aliens were taken before the Mexican Congress - They had a scientific presentation to Mexican Congress.
Nazca Lines, Nazca Wells, Irrigation, and Flood Control System. Peru had 18,600 miles of roads made by this time 800 AD.
Time Frame Of the Aliens living on earth
The Shamans have they keys . . .
Chavín: 1000 BC–500 BC
Early Intermediate: 200 BC–400 AD
Nazca: 100 BC–700 AD
Moche: 100 BC–800 AD
Recuay: 100 BC–800 AD
Around 300 enlarged skulls were found by Peruvian archaeologist Julio Tello in 1928 in an elaborate graveyard by Paracas Peru on the coast.
429 bodies buried in pits 30 feet deep
All had elongated skulls.
DNA Testing UCLA Aug 24, 2021
Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP9B6l_burY
Below: These guys are 20 to 24 inches tall from the Nazca area. . .
Nazca Aliens 2023
Peru’s Ruling Alien Gods
The Inca rulers were thought to be descendants of the sun god, Inti, so they were seen as divine or semi-divine beings.
Religion was at the heart of Inca politics, which meant the King, or Sapa Inca, was both a political and religious leader.
The official wife of the Inca king was known as the Coya. She often came from the royal family, sometimes even a sister, to keep the royal bloodline pure. The Coya had an important role in both politics and religion. She was a key advisor to the king, and she often led significant religious ceremonies.
The Inca believed in a complex group of gods that were linked to natural elements like the sun, moon, and earth. Their religious practices included ceremonies, sacrifices, and festivals, all aimed at pleasing the gods and ensuring the empire's prosperity.
The Temple of the Sun in Cusco, which was also called Coricancha, was the most important religious site. It was the center of Inca worship and the home of the high priest called Willaq Umu.
The Inca civilization was divided into two main dynastic lines: Hurin Cusco and Hanan Cusco.
HUARI Peru is related to The Tiwanaku Temple on Lake Titicaca. Shaman’s text may have clues. This is the “Doorway God” from this time frame. This “Doorway God” motif is also found at Tiwanaku.
Hurin Cusco
The Hurin Cusco dynasty was the first ruling family of the Inca civilization. This dynasty laid the foundation for the future growth and power of the Inca Empire.
Manco Cápac 1st. Peruvian King (Sapa Inca)
His son was Sinchi Roca
Second King in the blood line.
Later Sapa Inca Kings
Lloque Yupanqui
Mayta Cápac
Cápac Yupanqui
Viracocha was the supreme god of the Incas.
He is also known as Huiracocha, Wiraqoca and Wiro Qocha.
Considered the creator god he was the father of all other Inca gods and it was he who formed the earth, heavens, sun, moon and all living beings.
When he finished his work, he was believed to have travelled far and wide teaching humanity and bringing the civilized arts before he headed west across the Pacific, never to be seen again but promising one day to return.
In his absence lesser deities were assigned the duty of looking after the interests of the human race but Viracocha was, nevertheless, always watching from afar the progress of his children.
Their god's real name was too sacred to be spoken, included Ilya (light), Ticci (beginning), and Wiraqoca Pacayacaciq (instructor).
The Creator God Viracocha was believed that human beings were actually Viracocha's second attempt at living creatures as he first created a race of giants from stone in the age of darkness.
However, these giants proved unruly, and it became necessary for Viracocha to punish them by sending a great flood. In the legend all these giants except two then returned to their original stone form and several could still be seen in much later times standing imposingly at sites such as Tiahuanaco also known as Tiwanaku and Pukará.
Peru’s cultures were thriving in this period date from approximately 200 BC to 600AD. Significant technological development took place in metalworking, pottery and irrigation systems.
Coricancha or the Temple of the Sun was built in a plaza called Huacapata in the heart of Cusco. It was the religious center of the empire and was reserved for the Sapa Inca (God King), his immediate family, priests and the chosen women to worship. Although it was meant to be a center for pilgrimage, people were not allowed to go inside.
The building contained six rectangular chapels dedicated to each of the celestial gods in the Incan Religion:
Inti or Sun, Moon, Stars, Thunder and Wiracocha.
A separate chapel was dedicated to the Huacas from conquered territories as the Incas believed that these idols would add power and allow them to control the new territories. An image of each god made of solid gold resided in its own temple.
At the eastern end of the courtyard was the representation of the Sun, a huge plate of solid gold. Under it, seated on golden thrones sat the mummies of the previous Sapa Incas.
* The Sapa Inca would often worship at this temple and ask the mummies for advice.
Coricancha was a magnificent building, an architectural marvel. Its walls were covered with sheets of gold and silver. Gold was a sacred metal thought to be the sweat of the sun and the tears of the moon.
Archaeologists think that Coricancha was serviced by a staff of four thousand.
High priests and priestesses or acllas served the gods. These women were chosen for their beauty and worked in a secluded convent called the Accllahuaci. They served by cooking food for the gods, weaving fine clothes for the Sapa Inca and making daily offerings to the gods.
From around 1200 when the first Inca King, Manco Capac, settled in Cusco, the Inca civilization had grown from a group of settlers to the largest empire in Pre-Columbian America.
The Incas had built more than 18,600 miles of paved roads in the most rugged terrain in the world.
They united different cultures and religions into a harmonious society with a successful centralized economy.
Below: Earl 4 foot tall, Nazca Aliens 1500 years old
They Walked the Earth in 522 AD.
Above: The Lord of Sipa'n . . . 300 AD . . .
Below: 429 Alien Mummies with enlarged heads . . .
The Alien Mummies of Paracas Peru were 2600 years old . . .
All Buried in the same area, in the same time frame. They walked the Earth together, 2500 years ago.
A group of Aliens as large as 500 Humanoid with 5 fingers only very large heads, they lived in this area of Peru at the same time, like a tribe of Aliens.
The Peruvian People were living with them, and they taught the Peruvian people.
The Temple of Pachacamac 200 BC to 600 AD
An “Oracle” spoke to the Shamans . . .
The Nazca Aliens walked on Earth in the Nazca Area about 1500 years ago. They lived with the people of Peru for some time.
Below: DNA Test is underway form University of California in the US. Skull #44 2016
Above: A Baby Paracas Alien With Large Head . . .
The Nazca people lived on the southern desert coast in Peru between 200 BC and AD 650
The Nazca Aliens are dated to 410 AD 1500 years ago
522 AD the Nazca Aliens walked among men in Peru
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Early Horizon: 1400 BC–200 BC
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Chavín: 1000 BC–500 BC
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Early Intermediate: 200 BC–400 AD
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Nazca: 100 BC–700 AD
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Moche: 100 BC–800 AD
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Recuay: 100 BC–800 AD
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Middle Horizon: 400 AD–1000 AD
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Inca Empire: 1200–1533 AD Spanish colonial rule: 1534–1820s
Research into the Shamans of Peru in the time period that the Nazca Aliens lived in this Area of Peru. 1500 years ago, from the date of when the “Carbon Dating” was preformed in 2022, is 522 AD.
The Temple of Pachacamac 200 BC to 600 AD
An “Oracle” spoke to the Shamans. They built a large adobe “Pyramid Temple” The Temple of Pachacamac was active thru 600 AD. This is the time frame to look at the Shamans text. “The Oracle of Pachacamac” had a “Temple of The Sun” built at this location.
Cuzco was the Capitol of Peru. 1000 BC. The Inca Ruler
HUARI Peru is related to The Tiwanaku Temple on Lake Titicaca. Shaman’s text may have clues. This is the “Doorway God” from this time frame. This “Doorway God” motif is also found at Tiwanaku.
Sculptures are found of both female and male figures with elaborate hair styles figures. Gold metalwork is represented by gold masks and a copper statue of an anthropomorphic feline. This area is where some clues may lay in “The Shamans Text”.
Temple of the Sun in Cuzco Peru was protected by Mamaconas, the priestess of the Sun.
In Coricancha, the “Temple of the Sun” was center of life at Cuzco Peru.
The “Children of the Sun” were found embalmed there. The “Children of the Sun” mummies rested on chairs made of gold, placed at a golden table. Many Clues can be found here.
Many mummies were found by the Spanish who build a church over the “Temple of the Sun” in the 16th century. 1534-time frame.
The Spanish destroyed much of “The Temple Of The Sun” in 1650 after an earthquake destroy their temple “The Dominican Convent”, they built a new church over the Temple Of the Sun.
Pachacuti is the first historical Incan Emperors. He was to be a mycological and cosmological representation of the beginning of the era of Inca Kingdom.
Pachakutiq Inca Yupanqui rebuilt Cusco and the House of the Sun, enriching it with more oracles and edifices, and plates of fine gold.
He provided vases of gold and silver for the Mama-cunas, nuns or cloistered women, to use in the veneration services. These celibate girls and women were mostly employed in weaving and in dyeing woolen cloth for the service of the temple, as well as in making Chicha.
Finally, he took the bodies of the seven deceased Incas and adorned them with masks, headdresses, medals, bracelets, and scepters of gold, placing them on a golden bench.
The walls were once covered in sheets of gold, and the adjacent courtyard was filled with golden statues.
Spanish reports tell of an opulence that was "fabulous beyond belief". When the Spanish in 1533 required the Inca to raise a ransom in gold for the life of their leader Atahualpa. They collected a lot of gold from Coricancha.
Viracocha was the supreme god of the Incas. He is also known as Huiracocha, Wiraqoca and Wiro Qocha.
Considered the creator god he was the father of all other Inca gods and it was he who formed the earth, heavens, sun, moon and all living beings.
When he finished his work, he was believed to have travelled far and wide teaching humanity and bringing the civilized arts before he headed west across the Pacific, never to be seen again but promising one day to return.
In his absence lesser deities were assigned the duty of looking after the interests of the human race but Viracocha was, nevertheless, always watching from afar the progress of his children. Their god's real name was too sacred to be spoken, included Ilya (light), Ticci (beginning), and Wiraqoca Pacayacaciq (instructor).
The Creator God Viracocha was believed that human beings were actually Viracocha's second attempt at living creatures as he first created a race of giants from stone in the age of darkness.
However, these giants proved unruly, and it became necessary for Viracocha to punish them by sending a great flood. In the legend all these giants except two then returned to their original stone form and several could still be seen in much later times standing imposingly at sites such as Tiahuanaco also known as Tiwanaku and Pukará.
It was believed that human beings were actually Viracocha's second attempt at living creatures as he first created a race of giants from stone in the age of darkness. However, these giants proved unruly and it became necessary for Viracocha to punish them by sending a great flood. In the legend all these giants except two then returned to their original stone form and several could still be seen in much later times standing imposingly at sites such as Tiahuanaco (also known as Tiwanaku) and Pukará.
The Temple of the Sun
It was the Main Temple of all Qoricancha, occupying more than half the width of the current Church of Santo Domingo. Garcilaso recounts that within this temple were the embalmed bodies of the children of the Sun, placed in order of antiquity on chairs and golden tables. The walls were covered with gold plates, and there was a disk representing the figure of the Sun made of a thicker gold plate than the other plates covering the temple. The western end corresponds to the current drum overlooking Av. Sol; its eastern end reached the current atrium of the church.
The Temple of the Moon
This temple was closer to the Temple of the Sun, as the Moon was considered the Sun's wife. This building was lined with silver planks, and there was a representation of the Moon made of silver. Inside, the mummies of the Coyas were kept, placed in order of antiquity. Approximately half of the Temple was demolished by the Spanish to build the nave of the Church of Santo Domingo. It occupies part of the western side of the Qoricancha's inner courtyard.
The Temple of Venus and the Stars
It is located near the Temple of the Moon but separated by a beautiful alley, dedicated to Venus and the seven sisters and all other stars. The Incas called Venus “Chasca,” meaning star. In this temple, the Inca was placed, according to historians' references, to be deified or to witness festivals or sacrifices performed in the rectangular courtyard. It occupies part of the western side of the Qoricancha's inner courtyard.
The Temple of Illapa or Chuki Illapa
Illapa or Chuki Illapa means lightning, thunderbolt, and thunder. The temple mentioned is in front of the temple of Venus, with three simple jamb doors, equidistant and slightly trapezoidal, and also has a window on each side wall.
The Temple of K'uychi or Rainbow
In this temple, the Rainbow, believed to come from the Sun, was worshiped. It has identical architectural features like the Temple of Illapa. Part of this temple
The Qoricancha Temple was a site dedicated to the worship of the Incas' main deity, the Sun. In addition to the Temple of the Sun, this place has four other small temple complexes dedicated to deities such as the Goddess Killa; the moon, the God Illapa; the lightning, the God K'uychi; the rainbow, and the Goddess Chack'a, the star.
All these complexes had a continuous strip of pure gold three meters from the ground that connected each sector. Similarly, the wire that held the thatched roofs of the enclosures was made of gold. The walls were built with perfectly interlocked natural stones, as seen in other Inca constructions.
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