Pachamama Stories

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My wife and I fell in love with Peru the first time we visited. It cast a spell on us the first day we arrived, and we returned many times, each time focusing on a different area or a different part of its mysterious history. How was it possible for 180 Spaniards to conquer an Empire of 20 to 30 million people? What do the Nasca Lines represent? How did the Inca construct their big palaces and temples without steel tools, the use of the wheel, or animal power? These are some of the questions that fascinated and intrigued us and kept pulling us back to Peru. Share our experiences and adventures in this not well-known country, with a rich historical past and natural as well as anthropogenic wonders.

An Inca legend about two extremely important deities.

In the misty depths of Madidi National Park, a curious little bear slowly losing his sight faces the roaring river and his fears. Guided by a wise toad and the gentle spirit of Pachamama, he discovers that true courage comes not from seeing, but from stepping forward with a brave heart. A heartwarming origin tale of the spectacled bear and the gift of vision passed down by Mother Earth herself.

Por alguna razon a algunas personas les gusta recibir pero no dar, eso es lo que ocurre con la naturaleza. Los humanos le quitan pero nunca les da. Sin embargo, no siempre fue asi, y aunque parece que no hay personas que estan dispuestas a cuidar de ella.

Crecimiento personal y reflexión. Conciencia hacia un respeto natural que va más de lo humano...

∆ • • • They were called the seven deadly sins. Except there weren't seven. There were only six. Until Raven. • • • ∆ | Amazing cover made by P-Oenothera |