By Felix Pinchi Aguirre

“Arkanas del Sumiruna”

by JoLu Amaringo

JoLu Amaringo Arts

Title: Magic Plants

Size: 120x90 centimeters.

Technique: Acrylic on canvas.

Year: 2023

Work description :

In this visionary work of art, you can see the two plants necessary to prepare the ayahuasca brew. A snake emerges from the ayahuasca vine, surrounded by fuchsia flowers. There is also another snake, the chacruna snake, green in color with its luminous leaves. Radiation comes out of his mouth. The chacruna snake penetrates the ayahuasca snake, producing the visionary effect of these two magical plants.

In the central part we see the Ayahuasca ceremony where the master and his disciples are covered by rainbow colored radiation emanating from the ayahuasca and chacruna plants. The combined effect of these plants is esoteric: due to their supernatural properties, psychic bodies are created that the eyes have never perceived before, so that one is overwhelmed by this strange new dimension. This world penetrates the top of the head so that the aura stimulates a gland between the eyebrows and activates the third eye.

On the lower left side we see a great queen. Her name is Mariquita Toé. She is a very knowledgeable doctor, and on the right side of her is the legendary fairy Quetfael, who knows paranormal medicine and beauty.

In the upper right part we see the great sylph Resfenel, the guardian of several constellations. We see him here surrounded by brilliant sapphires that illuminate his clothing. This being has the rank of pythonic satrap, and always takes care of the ayahuasca plant. The butterflies that we see are in charge of notifying the sylph when someone cuts a piece of this plant without first making an offering. If the offering is made, he listens to the prayers: when ayahuasca is ingested it gives positive effects.

The palace in the upper left is where the shamans learn to heal. Ayahuasca reveals its deepest secrets when the visionary dizziness is strongest. Here he shows that human beings need to create a balance between their good and bad sides.

The lower right golden palace is the sanctuary of dignity and peace where you learn to show justice in your actions and attitudes, and to light your heart with compassion, truth and humility. Here you learn to express in thoughts, feelings and words that "I am" and "I exist". If a person thinks or says, "I am nothing and I have nothing," she is extinguishing his spiritual strength and is doomed to failure. It is important to think inspired thoughts and say empowering words about yourself and others, rather than complain about the negative aspects of a person, as we all embody both positive and negative qualities.

The steps that we see in the lower left part lead to the underwater kingdom where mermaids, mermen, pucabufeos and the yacuruna reside.

We can also see the huarmi murayas, who are like mermaids, dressed in the scale armor of the celestial fish that teach the shamans the art of alchemical healing.

Artwork and description by JoLu Amaringo

JoLu Amaringo Arts

Title: Insightful Woman.

Size: 111x85 centimeters.

Technique: Acrylic on canvas.

Year: 2020

My painting has found a new home. Thank you very much dear spiritual family.

Meaning:

In this work of art we observe a woman who has a lot of wit, mental acuity and a high level of intuition. In other words, she is a woman who easily captures what others do not see with the naked eye. When someone is very insightful, she notices things that are not entirely clear, being able to look through any situation, understanding things as they really are, that is why she draws a blue mark on her eyes.

Insight is a virtue that allows the individual to observe beyond the obvious. This faculty allows things to be identified, through intuition, without any explanation for it. This is why it is said that this term is linked to instinct.

The Sun that we observe in this painting symbolizes above all the source of light that allows life. It thus provides vital energy, heat and allows all organisms to grow and manifest. With its magnetic power it influences the orbit of the planets, giving them movement and direction.

Artwork and description by JoLu Amaringo

“Connection of Bodies”

by JoLu Amaringo

Size: 80x60 centimeters

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Year: 2021

Work description:

In this visionary work of art we see how the connection of the bodies by Spiritual way makes them obtain knowledge of the visions.

When the dizziness begins to take effect, they meditate in solitude with the spirits of animals, gnomes, sylphs and sibyls, as we see around this work of art.

Later, while they sleep, they receive the icaros of each animal, Garza Real, jaguar, dolphin and eagle.

On the left we see that there is the sovereign sage known as a'tun mauca runa, "the great ancients" he is the bearer of harmony. They watch over the women who ascend to the heavenly temples to worship. They are the guardians of space, time, stars and galaxies, and they bring unity.

On the right side of the work we see a spiritual woman named Caspi Maman. She will show you that the jungle consists of a multitude of levels that start underground, go through the forest floor, and climb up to the treetops. She will gradually reveal herself as a source of immense knowledge of plants and spirits.

Finally we see that she radiates the light of the Sun. The Sun symbolizes above all the source of light that allows life. It thus provides vital energy, heat and allows all organisms to grow and manifest themselves. With its magnetic power it influences the orbit of the planets, giving them movement, meaning and direction.

Artwork and description by JoLu Amaringo

“Banco-Sumi Master”

by JoLu Amaringo

Size: 135x100 cm

Technique: Oil on canvas

Year: 2020

Brief description of the work:

In this visionary work, on the right side you see a Banco-Sumi Master, a great shaman master and man of esoteric knowledge who can transform his physical body into pure spirit. He wears a robe of fire. To earn this honor you must rigorously follow a diet to learn from sublime masters and win allied spirits: Yanapuma or black jaguar, bears, owls, jaguar, pink dolphins and the eelmama (mother of the brava cocha, which is a wild and mystical lake where few people dare to venture). He sings blanket payariri, a reserved icarus. He says "Manti payariri, ninangu-nacaya", which means "Mantle of fire, strong as my medicine".

The magnificent pink dolphins (sublime spirits of the water) form a vault around the Banco-Sumi, whose electromagnetic auras sustain life; the air, the storm and the wind dominate.

This is also an Inca vision, with those who drink ayahuasca dressed like the Incas, we can see an Inca couple on the right side of the work. The man is called Yacoshun-go, and the woman Nukno-pachac, "sweet land." They come from a city called Great Saara, which was submerged thousands of years ago.

In the central part of the work we can see the Mother of the Chacruna. The chacruna induces colorful visions, while the ayahuasca liana promotes understanding. If you drink pure ayahuasca - the liana without chacruna, maybe a little mapacho tobacco - your visions are only in black and white.

Below we see the jaguar with energy that is being guided by the mother chacruna, this feline is magical and full of esoteric powers. This feline transforms into the king of the spirit world. On the left side, a shaman is seen surrounded by elemental fire, who teaches the esoteric mysteries of charms. And the eyes that emanate above his head allow him to look through them at the spaces of the grid and see other worlds. We also see electric eels, which vegetalistas invoke because the electromagnetic waves of this animal sensitize them to perceive pulsations in their patients.

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Waterfall Spirit

by Pablo Amaringo

https://rainforestmedicine.net/45-waterfall-spirit/

Tita Medicina

by Ruysen Flores

Guardians of the Sacred

by Douglas Wolz

Mural by Guache (Oscar González)

Cantagallo

En la Comunidad Shipibo de Cantagallo. Lima - Perú

Aukia-Fanchasca/ Mareacion de Principes

by Pablo Amaringo