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Anonymous

An Epic Journey of Creation, Heroes, and Resilience

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Author: Anonymous

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781571314680

Language: English

Publish Date: 07/31/1969

Audiobook length: 31min

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Who should listen The Popol Vuh

"The Popol Vuh," an ancient Maya text, offers profound insights into the cosmology, mythology, and cultural heritage of the Maya civilization. This summary audiobook is ideal for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of anthropology, history, and literature who seek a deeper understanding of indigenous narratives and worldviews. It also caters to anyone interested in exploring the themes of creation, humanity, and the interplay between the divine and the earthly, making it a valuable resource for those looking to appreciate the richness of pre-Columbian history and mythology.

3 quotes from The Popol Vuh

"We are not only made of what we eat; we are also made of what we think."
"The gods were confused and wanted to create a being that would praise them."
"We were made from maiz, and the maize is life itself; it must be tended, valued, and respected."

Author : Anonymous

The author of "The Popol Vuh," known simply as Anonymous, reflects the collective voice and cultural heritage of the K'iche' Maya civilization, rather than an individual creator. This sacred text, which translates to "The Council Book," serves as a vital chronicle of the Maya's mythology, history, and spiritual beliefs, highlighting themes of creation, identity, and the relationship between humans and gods. Written in the 16th century, it was transcribed by an anonymous Maya nobleman who sought to preserve indigenous narratives in the face of colonial pressures and the Spanish conquest. As a result, "The Popol Vuh" stands as a crucial historical record that bridges pre-Columbian and colonial worlds, showcasing the resilience of Maya culture and its enduring legacy in literature and spirituality.

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