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he Pachamama DayIt is a celebration rooted in Andean culture and a time to remember and thank Mother Earth for all she has given us. The rituals associated with this holiday are diverse and vary from region to region, but they all share the goal of strengthening the connection between humans and nature.
Rituals are expressions Gratitude and respect for PachamamaConsidered a goddess of fertility and earth in many Andean cultures. Through these we seek protection, abundance and abundance.
Pachamama Day is mainly celebrated on August 1st. However, many communities hold ceremonies throughout the month.
Pachamama Day: 3 Rituals to Do for Health and Prosperity
A custom developed in northern Argentina that spread throughout the country over the years. in by Drink sugarcane and rueit is believed that ingesting it will bring benefits to people.
However, there are other ways to avoid possible evil, achieve positive results, and express gratitude to Pachamama. In short, health and prosperity.
- offerings. People offer food, drink, coca leaves, flowers and other natural elements to Pachamama. These elements were placed in wells or altars as a token of thanks.
- Charla. It involves spraying people, animals and objects with alcohol or chica as a form of purification and blessing.
- Sahumal. Burning aromatic herbs such as rue or santo can cleanse the environment and connect with the spirit world.
In some areas, a jar containing food buried the previous year is unearthed as a symbol of renewal and gratitude for what has been received.
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