Perspectivismo ameríndio e Natureza

Abstract

Each human culture seems to reproduce in different ways the limits that separate them from a more intimate and natural relationship with a pure and interdependent Nature. This article is an invitation to enter a journey in which thought takes the form of an intimate plunge into a Self that is not separated from Nature, where the recognition of a non-dichotomic experience of otherness dwells. A universe where the concept of "religion" does not fit, it empties into the flow of a river of fresh water. Amerindian sensibility does not accept rigid and dogmatic structural reins, it sprouts in the non-place of rational objectifying logical thought, like an uncentralized spirituality that exercises the recognition of the infinite possibilities of manifestations that knowledge can assume.