Desc: Q'ero Mystics of Peru: Directed by Seti Gershberg. Q'ero Mystics of Peru with a run time of 1 hour 6 minutes focuses on the mystical practices of the Q'ero Indians of the Peruvian high Andes, and how their relationship to energy, consciousness and the supernatural create a system of universal reciprocity, balance and harmony. Seekers of ancient wisdom often refer to the Q'ero as the direct bloodline descendants of the Inca. Q'ero Mystics of Peru uncovers the myth surrounding this belief as well as the real metaphor underlying what it means to possess the "the seed of an Inca." Mysteries and secrets abound regarding the origins of the Q'ero, their supernatural practices and prophecy. The documentary delivers the answers to many of the questions and unravels these mysteries. What is clearly documented is the Q'ero, until the 1950's lived in relative isolation in a remote community that lies 14,000 above sea level in the mountains south of Cusco. In recent years the Q'ero have been seen more regularly in ever increasing numbers due to a prophecy that has caused them to reach out to the west and share their knowledge. Theirs is a nature based and supernatural tradition deeply rooted in respect, love and reciprocity and understanding of the workings of vital living energy they call "Kausay" that animates and operates everything in the universe. Q'ero Mystics of Peru contains interviews with important Q'ero such as Don Humberto Soncco the elder grandfather of the Q'ero Nation as well as Anthropologist and advanced practitioner of the Andean Spiritual Arts Juan Nunez del Prado considered to be the leading living expert on the Q'ero people and their ways.