YACHAY AMARU: La serpiente del conocimiento

Description:

**YACHAY AMARU: La serpiente del conocimiento** is a philosophical literary novel inspired by the Andean worldview, Indigenous knowledge and the cultural memory of the Cañari people. Following the journey of Tacuri Tenesaca, the novel explores wisdom not as the accumulation of answers but as a lifelong transformation of perception. Rich in symbolism, nature and reflection, it offers a contemplative reading experience where every mountain, river and path becomes a teacher, inviting readers to rediscover memory, identity and the enduring dialogue between humanity and the natural world.

subjects: Andean philosophy,  Andean worldview,  Cañari culture,  Indigenous knowledge,  Cultural memory,  Ancestral wisdom,  Philosophical fiction,  Literary fiction,  Ecuadorian literature,  Latin American literature,  Symbolism,  Nature,  Learning,  Cultural heritage,  Human development,  Intercultural literature,  Ecuador,  Andes

People: Tacuri Tenesaca,  Cañari people,  Indigenous peoples of Ecuador

Places: Ecuador,  Andes,  Azuay,  Cañari territory

Times: Contemporary Ecuador,  Andean cultural tradition