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A COMMENT to LA PRENSA of BOLIVIA, 15th November 2006
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An ANDEAN LEGEND

A COMMENT to LA PRENSA of BOLIVIA, 15th November 2006

Jan 29 2017
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L’incontro con la sacra Coca verde è stato per me un evento sorprendente, inatteso, ma evidentemente irrinunciabile nella scuola del vivere. Mi ha abituata ad essere diligente e seria, a non smettere mai di studiare ed imparare, a tenermi stretta la mia anima “bambina” e scoprire il cammino, con curiosità ed impegno, accogliendo ogni ostacolo come opportunità, vivendo senza drammi, imparando da errori sempre nuovi.

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The drugs – legal, illegal and natural plants-drugs – have become a conflictive issue, which supports a debate well agitated, confused and inconclusive, with opinions pro and against, which feeds an unquenchable fire, trapped in a tunnel with no apparent way out, from different perspectives in every corner of the globe.
It seems that hope is lost, when some business men thoughtlessly overlook ethical criterias for their own enrichment, sacrificing to market business any victim indiscriminately.

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An ANDEAN LEGEND

Jan 20 2017
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L’incontro con la sacra Coca verde è stato per me un evento sorprendente, inatteso, ma evidentemente irrinunciabile nella scuola del vivere. Mi ha abituata ad essere diligente e seria, a non smettere mai di studiare ed imparare, a tenermi stretta la mia anima “bambina” e scoprire il cammino, con curiosità ed impegno, accogliendo ogni ostacolo come opportunità, vivendo senza drammi, imparando da errori sempre nuovi.

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Maurizio

Ciao Emma, complimenti ! A presto

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On the waves of memory a prophetical story I heard sometimes in the Andes: here it goes.

“An elderly Andean priest, Kyana Chuyma, while the Spanish invaders were approaching, fled with the treasure of the Temple of Taytacha Inti, the Father Sun, and threw it into the sacred Lake Titijaja, on the Peruvian-Bolivian border, between the islands of the Sun and the Moon, to put it safe before being captured and subjected to ill-treatment and torture that left him half dead.

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