CELEBRACIÓN DEL FLORECIMIENTO EN LA NACIÓN PURUHÁ: ORIGEN Y EVOLUCIÓN EN EL ROL EDUCATIVO
Keywords:
Puruhuá nation, oral memory, ancient tradition, intangible heritage, cultural potentia, symbolicAbstract
This investigative work aims to bring to mind the impor - tance of the Celebration of Blossoming, its ancestral practices such as sharing and teaching because its purpose is not to abandon, but to strengthen our cosmovery of brotherhood and fraternity of life. It is the time to democratize the knowledge of thinking, being, doing and being indigenous. This worldview, in times past, was relegated; however, in these last 50 years it has been strengthening, not only in the Puruhua culture, but in all the cultures of Abya Yala they have been interested in returning to the origin of life.
For peoples and nationalities celebrations such as: the celebration of fertility in September, the celebration of the harvest in June, the celebration of the rebirth of the sun in December and the celebration of flowering in March, are in harmony with the four elements of life: earth, fire, air and water
In this context, it is going to reflect on the peculiarity of the information of the peoples and communities of the Puruhá nation, their ways of celebrating, but above all the spirit of the Solemnity of the Pawkar as educational material, for teaching in education current. The spiritual, cultural, political, economic, and educational wealth will be detailed from the principles of: solidarity, unity, complementarity, reciprocity and social integration.
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