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• Pilgrims to Where Sun Was Born: Culture, Species, and Sustainability

  Pilgrims to Where Sun Was Born: Culture, Species, and Sustainability

  The Huichol peope of central Mexico still go on long distance pilgrimages to natural sites where for them the sun and world were born. These 'ambulatory weavings of ritual texts'...

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• Pilgrims to Where the Sun Was Born: Culture, Species, and Sustainability

  Pilgrims to Where the Sun Was Born: Culture, Species, and Sustainability

  December 20, 2019. Earlier this year I visited two of the old silver mining cities of Mexico, Zacatecas and Guanajuato. This area is also the homeland of the Huichol people, one of...

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