Andean philosophy suggests the world does not need fixing, but careful balance. Concepts such as primordial perfection, Pacha and Pachamama offer a different view of nature, diversity and change.
Andean philosophy suggests the world does not need fixing, but careful balance. Concepts such as primordial perfection, Pacha and Pachamama offer a different view of nature, diversity and change.
Disasters were seen as consequences of moral collapse, a break from nature’s laws or divine order. Behind every ending, there was hope for a new beginning.
Yanantin does not focus on the differences, but on the qualities that have brought couple together. Those qualities are not necessarily opposing but rather complementary.
Chawpi directs us to find balance within ourselves. By accepting different parts of our experiences, memories, and traits, we enable ourselves to find peace and understanding.
Sumak kawsay is a rounded set of values that takes into account our personal needs, but also the needs of the wider community, and the planet we live on.
