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The Amazon is the "Mother Jungle" (Sachamama). It's home to the last free-roaming animals and to the vegetable universe in its greatest splendor. It's the great temple of Nature as a proof to God's original ideas, without human manipulation.

When we travel in the interior of the forest, our body recognizes this hallowed place, and each of our cells
awakens from its urban lethargy. Our inner biology readjusts to the rhythm of the pure air offered to us by the sacred garden. Our minds are slowly cleansed and we begin to hear the voices of the birds, the fish, the boa, the crocodile and the wind. For the first time we hear the powerful voice of the storm before it breaks into passionate rain.

The mighty music of the concert of Life on planet Earth. After the water, the sun comes with its live-giving embrace. All the animals perform: Life, Love, and Death in the Forest. At dusk, infinite heartbeats become one and an ancient and immense peace fills our bodies and minds.


Biodiversity and anthropology are the fundamental
characteristics of the Ecuadorian Amazon. A haven to
ornithology, entomology and orchidology; to unique
land mammals --primates, felines, tapirs and many
others; to Pink Dolphins; to countless reptiles,
insects and amphibians, the Amazon jungle is also...