Kunti Trejo Duarte

Kunti Trejo Duarte, baptized on the Red Path as Tezca Citlalnihuatl, was born in Mexico, where her spiritual memory first awakened and her journey with ancestral medicines began. From an early age, she felt a profound connection with the elements, the spirits of the land, and the ancient teachings carried by her people.
Her initiation unfolded through the Mexica Red Path, where she studied and practiced the ceremonies, songs, prayers, and sacred medicines of her lineage. Through these traditions, she learned to walk with humility, reciprocity, and reverence for the plant and animal medicines that have guided her ancestors for generations.
For the past nine years, Kunti has lived in the Sacred Valley of Peru, a land of deep magic and ancestral memory. The mountains, rivers, and Apus of this region have become her teachers, allowing her to continue her studies with Native American traditions and the powerful medicines of the Andes and Amazon.
In this sacred territory, she has walked alongside elders, medicine carriers, and wisdom keepers, receiving teachings through ceremony, prayer, and direct communion with the natural world.
Since 2013, Kunti has also been a devoted student of the Vedic path, integrating its spiritual practices into her daily life. This union of traditions — Mexica, Andean, Amazonian, and Vedic — has shaped her into a bridge between worlds, carrying a medicine that is both ancient and universal.
Her passion and mission in this lifetime are to dive deeply into the natural and traditional healing arts of ancestral cultures across the world — from North to South, from the Americas to Europe, Asia, and Africa. Through this dedication, she seeks to help preserve ancestral knowledge for present and future generations, while supporting humanity in healing the wounds carried through both personal and ancestral lineages.
Her work is a prayer for liberation, remembrance, and evolution.
With more than 14 years of experience working with sacred medicines, Kunti offers her guidance with integrity, devotion, and profound respect for the lineages she carries.
Her ceremonial work is rooted in the traditions of North and South American Native peoples, honoring the original ways and the spirits that protect these paths.
To sit with Kunti is to sit with a woman who walks in prayer — a guardian of ancient wisdom, a keeper of sacred fire, and a humble servant of the Earth.