about a essay the land is father of the man
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Karapiru (above image), an Awá father, smiles at the camera at his home in Maranhão state, Brazil.
His expression belies the trauma he has endured at the hands of invaders to his ancestral lands. After witnessing the massacre of most of his family by karai, or ‘non-Indians,’ Karapiru fled into the rainforest where he remained on the run, in solitude, for ten long years.
When he finally emerged from the rainforest, government officials sent a young man to talk to him. One word instantly transformed Karapiru’s life: the young man said, Father!, for the young translator was Karapiru’s son, who had miraculously survived the brutal attack.
Karapiru has now returned to an Awá village, but his tribe’s problems are far from over. Their forests are disappearing faster than in any other indigenous area in the Brazilian Amazon.
– Photo © Sarah Shenker/Survival International
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A Yanomami father and child in a hammock made from banana tree fibers.
From the age of five, Yanomami boys accompany their fathers on hunting trips. They learn to shin up trees by tying their feet together with liana vines and practise hunting small birds with bows and arrows.
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Explanation Land is like our Father and we are its children.
As we know that land is one of the source on Earth which is very important for all the living organisms. For humans it play a very important role from food to building houses.It almost fulfils are daily and needy things. It provides us home to live . Without land we can not be able to live our Life properly......
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