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Peruvian Mythology and Legends: Hourly Journey Through Time with Myth

Posted By: TiranaDok
Peruvian Mythology and Legends: Hourly Journey Through Time with Myth

Peruvian Mythology and Legends: Hourly Journey Through Time with Myth by Chronicle Press
English | June 2, 2024 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0D5XP63JW | 43 pages | EPUB | 0.91 Mb

Get ready for a magical trip into the heart of ancient Peru, where the winds still carry the ghosts of gods and goddesses and the voices of famous heroes can be heard in the Andes. "Peruvian Mythology and Legends" opens up a world of magic and mystery, where each legend is a thread in the fabric of Peruvian society. The stories in this book take you back in time to a place where myths and facts mix to make up Peru's very soul.

Do you find it interesting how different cultures have changed the scenery of South America? In "Peruvian Mythology and Legends," you will meet the gods and mythical creatures that people have revered and feared for thousands of years. Meet Inti, the shining Sun God whose bright rays keep life and wealth going, and Mama Quilla, the gentle Moon Goddess who watches over the cycles of birth and harvest. Get to know Pachamama, the Earth Mother who cares for and guards all living things, and Wiracocha, the supreme creator god who made the world. Learn about the stories of the brave Sipán Warriors, whose bravery and sacrifice are praised in songs and stories, and the strange Nazca Lines, whose origins still puzzle and interest researchers today. Each story is full of traditions and symbols that give us a look into the spiritual world of ancient Peru.

This book isn't just a bunch of myths; it's a trip into the heart of what it means to be Peruvian. Feel the thrill of adventure as you walk in the steps of famous heroes like Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo, who are said to have started the Inca civilization. Enjoy the awe and wonder of the Sacred Valley, where temples and monuments show how smart and creative Peruvian builders and craftsmen were in the past. The high level of difficulty and the speed with which the stories are told will hold your attention and take you to the heights of Machu Picchu and the depths of Lake Titicaca as you read. You will learn more about the deep connection between myth and reality in Peruvian society with each turn of the page.