PACHAMAMA il sussurro di Madre Terra - Amparo Osorio, Luz
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This story is a necessary dialog, and perhaps we need children, their innocence and directness, to remind us that we too are part of the natural environment that houses us. A wonderful home that harbors life for countless creatures, including us. Human beings are the only creatures who are incapable of living in harmony with the Great Mother who hosts them and gives them air, food and water every day to ensure that life continues to be supported. But for how much longer if we do not change our behaviour toward Mother Earth?

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This story is a necessary dialog, and perhaps we need children, their innocence and directness, to remind us that we too are part of the natural environment that houses us. A wonderful home that harbors life for countless creatures, including us. Human beings are the only creatures who are incapable of living in harmony with the Great Mother who hosts them and gives them air, food and water every day to ensure that life continues to be supported. But for how much longer if we do not change our behaviour toward Mother Earth?
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Luz Amparo Osorio nasce sulle Ande a 2000 mt in Colombia, poi viene adottata in tenera età da una famiglia dei Paesi Bassi. La Pachamama l'ha tenuta nel suo abbraccio fin da quando era piccola. Circa 25 anni fa, si trasferisce in Italia alle porte di Milano.Con Edizioni LAlbero ha anche pubblicato la storia della sua vita in versi, Il canto della donna libera.Luz è anche una delle 12 autrici del libro 13 donne per 13 lune.Attratta dal richiamo dei Monti Abruzzesi, dove vive attualmente, Luz danza al ritmo del canto della Pachamama che si può udire nettamente dalle cime dei monti fino al mare, dove le pietre diventano vele.Luz Amparo Osorio was born in the Andes at 2,000 meters in Colombia and adopted at a young age by a family from the Netherlands. Pachamama has held her in her arms since she was a baby. About 25 years ago she moved to Italy, to the outskirts of Milan.With Edizioni LAlbero she also published her life story in verse, Il canto della donna libera (The Song of the Free Woman).Luz is also one of the 13 authors of the book 13 Women for 13 Moons.Attracted by the call of the Abruzzi mountains, where she currently lives, Luz dances to the rhythm of Pachamama's song, which can be clearly heard from the mountain peaks to the sea, where the stones become sails.