At the Aramu Muru Door, travelers are introduced to its mystical and historical significance. The journey begins with a walk uphill to view the forest of stones, followed by meditation amidst them. Participants then move to the front of the door for the fire ceremony, where an offering is made to Pachamama. The offering includes flowers, special items, and essence, symbolizing gratitude and respect for Mother Earth. The ceremony follows the traditional Andean practice of pago a la tierra, where offerings like coca leaves, seeds, and other symbolic items are given to ensure prosperity and harmony. The offering is placed into the fire, symbolically sending our desires. Our spiritual guide uses plants, coca leaves, and sacred rituals to help connect participants with Pachamama, honoring the Andean tradition of reciprocity, where offerings to the earth bring blessings in return. Through these rituals, a special bond with the sacred place is created.