In Mapuche Spirituality, Prabhuji presents a worldview that reveals the sacred interconnection between people, mountains, rivers, animals, and ancestors, united in a single web of shared meaning. Drawing on his direct experiences in Mapuche territory and a long period of attentive listening to its people, he conveys the essence of what he has learned: the sacred relationship with the land, the role of the machi (spiritual healer), the rituals, the dreams, the medicinal plants, and the living bond with the ancestors. In a world that is undergoing ecological and cultural crises, Mapuche spirituality emerges as a deeply relevant path—one capable of reimagining humanity’s relationship with nature, community, and that which it recognizes as sacred.
Prabhuji is a writer, abstract painter, an avadhūta, a universalist Advaita mystic, faithful official member of Hinduism, the creator of the Path of Retroprogressive
Alignment, and a realized master. When he was eight years old, he had a mystical experience that motivated his search for the Truth, or the Ultimate Reality. This transformed his life into an authentic inner and outer pilgrimage. He has dedicated more than fifty years to the exploration and practice of different religions, philosophies, and paths of liberation. He has absorbed the teachings of great masters, shamans, priests, machis, shifus, roshis, shaykhs, daoshis, yogis, pastors, swamis, rabbis, kabbalists, monks, gurus, philosophers, sages, and saints whom he personally visited during his years of searching.
For him, awakening at the level of consciousness, or the transcendence of the egoic phenomenon, is the next step in humanity’s evolution. Prabhuji chose to retire from society and lead the life of a hermit. His days are spent in solitude, praying, writing, painting, and meditating in silence and contemplation.