The concept focuses on the interconnection between ancestry and the natural elements that sustain life – earth, fire, water and air – and the need for balance between them.

It emphasizes a cyclical view of time, valuing the past, present and future as an interconnected continuum.

It promotes sustainable practices, such as agroforestry in the Amazon, which respect and preserve the environment, harmonizing human existence with that of other species. It recognizes ancestral wisdom and traditional technologies, symbolized by flour production, as essential for sustainability.

It highlights the importance of protecting water resources and air quality, understanding them as assets shared by all forms of life, underlining our collective responsibility for preserving the planet.

By Moara Tupinambá.