Pachamama

Apparently, Pachamama is “Mother Earth” for the Incans and she presides over planting and harvesting.

Worm poop — it’s good for you « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog 2008

For the indigenous peoples, the "Pachamama" - or Mother Earth - is ill.

Ecuador looks to its own people in the battle against climate change 2010

So much so that on Sunday Mr. Morales -- who has actively promoted indigenous beliefs, including appointing traditional medicine men to his government -- publicly declared himself a Catholic, though saying he believes "quite a bit" in Pachamama. "

Vote for Jesus? 2009

In this highland area they mix their pagan beliefs in the power of mother earth, the worshipping og 'Pachamama', with the traditional values of Catholicism.

TravelPod.com Recent Updates 2009

"Older Than America" by Georgina Lightning, starring Adam Beach and Studi, and "Pachamama" by Toshifumi Matsushita, a coming-of-age story that takes place along the salt route of the Andes in Bolivia.

indieWIRE News 2009

Voters will get to decide on Sept. 28 whether to adopt the new constitution ... five articles that acknowledge rights said to be possessed by nature, or "Pachamama," a goddess revered by indigenous Andean peoples whose name roughly translates into "Mother Earth."

Words of Power 2008

Recognized and honored in UN and ILO declarations on indigenous rights, they emphasize human and planetary rights, including the rights of Nature ( "Pachamama," or "Mother Nature," literally "Mother Universe").

CounterPunch 2008

Recognized and honored in UN and ILO declarations on indigenous rights, they emphasize human and planetary rights, including the rights of Nature ( "Pachamama," or "Mother Nature," literally "Mother Universe").

CounterPunch 2008

For Bolivians, these two Aymaran words are not about Fellini's dolce vita: instead, they are about all people living well in harmony with the Pachamama, or Mother Earth.

Will Bolivia make the breakthrough on food security and the environment? 2011

She is a mother and to us our Mother Nature, Pachamama, represents the same as any mother to each one of us.

'Indigenous thinking can solve climate crises,' says Bolivia's foreign minister | John Vidal 2011