Rituals and ceremonies play a crucial role in Andean cosmology, serving as a means to maintain balance and harmony between the three realms of existence. These practices often involve offerings, prayers, music, and dance. Some of the key rituals include:

• Despacho Ceremony: A ritual offering to Pachamama , Apus, Ñustas,Mama Killa where a bundle containing various symbolic items (such as coca leaves, flowers, and grains) is created and offered to the earth. This ceremony is performed to give thanks, seek blessings, and restore balance.
• Inti Raymi: The Festival of the Sun, celebrated during the winter solstice to honor Inti, the Sun God. This festival involves elaborate ceremonies, feasting, and processions to ensure the sun’s return and the fertility of the land.
  Qhapac Raymi: The Festival of the Magnificent, marking the December solstice and celebrating the renewal of life and the beginning of the agricultural cycle.

Today, Inca shamanism remains a vital part of Andean culture. Modern-day Paqos continue to perform traditional rituals and ceremonies, often integrating contemporary elements. The revival of interest in ancient spiritual practices has also led to a renewed appreciation of Inca shamanism, both within and beyond the Andean region.

Andean shamans today are seen as keepers of ancient wisdom, maintaining a sacred connection to nature and the spiritual world. Their practices emphasize harmony, balance, and respect for all living beings, reflecting the enduring legacy of the Inca’s profound spiritual heritage.