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RE: ADSactly Culture: Huio: Venezuela’s Aboriginal “Great Serpent”

in #culture5 years ago

Interesting and fantastic publication, @josemalavem. Proud to belong to the University that has trained so many excellent researchers. I have always been fascinated by indigenous culture and have approached it through readings, but also through the oral histories told by my paternal grandmother. It is true that there is a kind of respect and fear of certain deities, elements. I remember my grandmother talking about thunder, but also about rivers, where her ancestors were, about mountains and some animals. the snake was always a unique and primitive reference. Thank you for such an excellent article.

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Thanks for your comment, @nancybriti. The mythical-symbolic image of the snake of our aboriginal cultures survives in later legends and rural tales and, I would say, in our collective unconscious, in general, associated with the waters (rivers, lagoons, etc.). Our immediate ancestors (grandparents) until recently told stories inspired by these mythical bases.

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