Maybe These Can Become Applicable Alongside Modern Terms In Them For Daily Life. Now To Make The Literature

Maybe these can become applicable alongside modern terms in them for daily life. Now to make the literature & corresponding forms available in braille.

‘Nahuel and the Magic Book’ Feels Like a Studio Ghibli Film Based on Mapuche Mythology

We are used to "movies and comic books—with ninjas, samurais, cowboys and medieval knights, but very little with our own mythologies, which are vastly rich."

If only this became available in full online.

Hetak, kirawepa sonno tumak ipaketa okay, ka usa pe okay. To an hure inushuyep ango ne.

(Dear me, unicorns really were broken back then, but so were many things. Yon should be a red flag.) I just realised that upon watching this long after watching the show. That they couldn’t teleport (or wink as it was known back then) through solid objects didn’t really matter, because they had a bunch of other advantages over other kinds with little that could stop them back in yond times.

This would actually be handy to know, even for therapy cats while in recovery.

Cat Behavior

Ape osinnu ambe ari pirka ne.

(Fire safety is for good.) This is great to know for life & building saving purposes.

Firefighter demonstrates how to put out a kitchen fire

Shan’t we take this into heart? Whenever we find something or somewhere that’s sacred, we should find a way to use it in a way conducive to the native culture’s paths & if possible, use it in ways that meets the needs of both parties. There shall always be a way to make things accessible to all including both sides.

indigenous religions need to be acknowledged and treated with respect and so do indigenous sacred lands.