In Praise of Nature - Inca's Traditions & Beliefs
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Centered in Peru, The Inca Empire was the largest empire in Pre-Columbian America. Today, their descendants, the Quechua Indians still practice an appreciation to the earth ceremony - Pachamama ritual, that is handed down by their ancestors. Burning Holy Wood (Palo Santo) as incense is believed to thoroughly deliver offerings to Pachamama. Another important plant is the Eucalyptus tree, which was brought to Peru during Spanish conquest. A fast growing plant, able to survive in the harsh Andean climate, became part of their culture. The scented wood is used in a carefully guarded bakery recipe in making Chuta bread, uniquely made in Oropesa. Chuta bread is a Peruvian tradition symbolizing warmth, affection and respect.
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Wonderful, beautiful people and land!
That was so lovely! Brought back many memories of travelling in the Andies ... I simply must go back =)
Yachaqa Sulpaykipa! Thank you for sharing this knowledge with the world.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼
¡Qué interesante!
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Catholism reign supreme in Peru, not that that is necessarily a good thing.
Christians killed them, not the other way around!
@@etchalaco9971 yes and no.The catholicism practiced in Peru is absolutely different from catholicism in any other part of the world.It is a well known fact that most Latin America countries don't practice catholicism the way the catholic church has it set up they have a blend of indigenous Mesoamerican religions/catholicism
@@Texasmade74 what religion is pure?
@@etchalaco9971 the Inca religion prior to the conquistadors was not monotheistic nor did they even have a belief in eternal damnation