The article explores the concept of “shared subjectivity” in the shamanic practices of the Quechua people in the central Andes of Peru. It reveals the interconnection between humans and non-humans in Quechua shamanic practices, where various ritual objects (stones, coca leaves, guinea pigs, and eggs) play active roles in rituals and in the process of synergistic becoming and building...
Reproduction and aggression: shamanic practices among Quichuas from Ecuador (Imbabura and Chimborazo Provinces) 1 Reproduction and aggression: shamanic practices… El agua no es más fuerte que yo, porque yo soy el agua.La tierra no es más grande que yo, porque yo soy la tierra.El fuego no es más fuerte que yo, porque yo soy la luz.El aire no es más grande que yo, porque yo soy el aire.Yachak...