Ñawi at the crown — skyward seeing
Crown perception · upper pacha attention
The crown ñawi is a visual marker for attention opening toward the sky or upper pacha. Its placement is a contemporary paqo-style synthesis, so the uncertainty radius is deliberately broad and the point should not be read as an anatomical claim.
Point 3 of 7 in Andean Ñawi — Energy Eyes
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Joan Parisi Wilcox, Masters of the Living Energy (secondary)
Modern paqo presentation supplies the upper/cosmic attention metaphor used for this crown anchor, not a period anatomical locus.
Catherine J. Allen, The Hold Life Has (scholarly_modern)
Quechua ethnography supplies relational and pacha context for the upper-world language; it does not document a six-ñawi chart.