Humanity · Biodiversity · Culture
The worldview that sustains life
Wallawisa’s editorial work is born from the encounter between literature, memory, worldview, and ancestral knowledge.
Through our publications, we seek to bring readers stories and reflections that engage with biodiversity, Indigenous spirituality, cultural identity, and the relationship between human beings and the Earth.
Our works combine research, experience, symbolism, and literary creation, building bridges between ancestral knowledge and contemporary sensibilities.
Each book is also a territory of encounter between memory, awareness, and life.
Ayakuna Visions of the Soul and Sebastián The Spirits of the Incas express this search through two distinct narrative universes, united by a shared perspective on ancestral memory and the human condition.
Current Works
Ayakuna Visions of the Soul
Some stories are not born to explain the world, but to remind us that perhaps we have never fully understood it.
Ayakuna brings together stories and visions born at the threshold between experience, ancestral memory, and mystery.
Animals, spirits, symbols, and presences move through these pages as part of the same search: to understand what connects human beings with nature, with the unseen, and with their consciousness.
Deeply rooted in the Amazonian world, yet open to voices and symbols from other ancestral territories, Ayakuna explores worldviews in which life extends beyond the visible, and nature is not merely landscape, but memory, connection, and presence.
It does not seek to offer answers. It is an invitation to see differently.
Because perhaps some stories do not come to be understood, but to awaken something that has remained asleep within us.
Sebastián The Spirits of the Incas
Sebastián has devoted his life to studying ancient civilizations. He never imagined that one of them might begin searching for him.
A historian and professor in Munich, he views the past through the lens of reason. But an illness, recurring visions, and a restlessness that has accompanied him since childhood lead him toward the mysteries of the Peruvian Andes.
Among mountains, temples, and ancestral paths, what once seemed to belong to history begins to reveal in another way.
Encounters that defy explanation. Ceremonies that alter his perception. Places where time seems to preserve memory.
As he moves forward, Sebastián enters a worldview in which nature holds memory, the dead have not always gone away, and the unseen seems to demand his attention.
Has he traveled to Peru to discover the Incas, or have the spirits of the Incas been waiting for him there all along?
Publishing history
Publications that are part of Wallawisa's creative and international journey.
AYAKUNA
Previous edition.
AYAKUNA · Master of the Soul
German edition, published by Tredition and currently available.
