Ethnic Handbook – Recommendations for Indigenous Peoples of Caquetá

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This document outlines the ancestral healing and care practices of the Murui, Inga, and Korebaju peoples of Caquetá, highlighting their worldview and the strategies they have developed to preserve harmony with nature and the community.

It is based on encounters of dialogue and intercultural exchange, aimed at strengthening the recognition of Indigenous knowledge in psychosocial healing processes and comprehensive reparation. Among its main contributions are:

•Ancestral medicine and spirituality as fundamental axes of healing.

•Rituals and community practices to restore balance after conflict.

•Connection to the territory as an essential part of physical and mental well-being.

•Recommendations to institutions for engaging with Indigenous peoples while respecting their traditions.

This document is key for dialogue between Indigenous communities and state entities, promoting differential approaches in building peace and collective reparation.

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