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“We don’t really realize the levels of conditioning we have until we’re out of that bubble…. Four and half years might seem like a long time but it’s been just a short time for me. And it’s been one that’s just broken my heart wide open and given me the opportunity to let go of patterns I had when I left the States that, I didn’t even realized I had. And so being here in the simpliness of the village is so refreshing.”
“They’ve never forgotten who they are. As simple, and rudimentary, and primal their life is, it’s beautiful, it’s connected with the earth, they have never lost that connection. Westerners, for the most part have never had that connection. So we’re coming from opposite polarities.”
“In the second half [of the day] will be basically Andean music, and culture, and art, bringing in the grandmas and grandpas who still remember the old ways and the tradition… and listen to [them] teach the remainders of the tradition that they have, and film it, so we have it and teach the children so they have it.”
“Through all of my searching and seeking and crying and breaking down and studying and really wanting to know. This precious life that we have… what is it really? How can we seize our moments here our precious moments here, and really enter into something greater than ourselves?”
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