User:Phillip Kesumo/Indigenous tribes

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Indigenous Tribes

  • used chatGPT but with listed sources, found some tribes and how do they relate to story. How they experience love and affection. People experience love in different ways, through touch, through listening, respecting culture and traditions, admiring their history and legacy. Bedouins in Petra, admiring city of Petra and Itza in Mexico (Mayan city), respectiing their legacy and seeing the ruins as holy and sacred. Is also a way of showing love to other people.
  • Awa tribe in Brazil (Amazon rainforest), under threat because of lumber and oil. They are uncontacted and you cannot visit them. You can show respect through prayer so you don't have to physically being there. Prayer as a form of positive gossip.
  • Sentinelese people, another uncontacted tribe. Maintained uncontacted status for centuries by choice. If an outsider breaks this (protected by UN) they would be killed by tribes people. A Christian minister was killed a few years ago. Could spread diseases if contacting them. Praying for them is one way of showing that you care, shows your heart, purest forms of love, not performative.
  • Tibetan people, monks especially, are interesting. You can show love by just sitting with them. Related to Asian culture. Accompanying someone without talking, is also appreciated. Is also an act of love.