In this episode, we delve into the myth of Pachamama, the Andean Earth goddess who is as old as the land itself. She is not just a deity, but the very earth beneath our feet—the mountains, rivers, and soil that sustain life. From her maternal role in the cycles of nature to the rituals that honor her, discover how Pachamama embodies the delicate balance between humanity and the environment. Learn how her power persists through centuries of colonization, and how today, she has become a symbol of ecological activism and the fight against environmental destruction. A tale of reciprocity, respect, and the earth's unyielding might, Pachamama shows us that to neglect the land is to risk the fury of the very ground we walk on. Explore more myths and wonders by visiting godsandmonsters.info. Join our free community for a daily dose of mythology at our Substack!