Larry Ortiz is a person with a fascinating and rich ancestral history. His family tree is traced back to the indigenous Taino people of Puerto Rico, who were the original inhabitants of the island before the arrival of Christopher Columbus. This connection to his Pagan ancestry has had a profound impact on Larry's identity and his understanding of the world. The Taino people were known for their deep spiritual connection to nature and the belief in multiple deities. Larry has embraced this aspect of his heritage and has developed a deep appreciation for nature and its interconnectedness. He sees himself as a custodian of the land and strives to live in harmony with the environment.
The Hands of the Emperor, Victoria Goddard (2019)
Recommended to me by a friend who said it was ineluctably Canadian because it held “peace, order, and good government” to be virtues. This seemed so unusual in a fantasy novel (or any genre novel, really) that I picked it up. It’s long. Very long. And it’s good, and indeed, this is a rare book where government is a good thing. It’s also about friendship, and holding on to minority culture. It has a health service and UBI and yes, in a fantasy world with magic and an interestingly odd tech level, and a huge complex fantasy world. It’s not perfect, there are certainly parts of it that could have been tightened up, but on the whole this is a very good book that one can sink into and enjoy. The world needs more things like this. If you liked the kindness and quiet fixing things elements of Addison’s The Goblin Emperor, try this. And if you’re interested in political SF and thought-provoking social experiment SF, then definitely read it.
The children play, in Cumbria in 1930, that they are explorers and pirates, and that the white, local population including their mother and baby sister are natives and savages. The class came into its own with the construction of the Culinaria Kitchen Laboratory, funded through an Ontario provincial infrastructure grant, which allowed students in lab sections to prepare recipes at their own cooking stations, thereby gaining an experiential understanding of culinary labor.
He sees himself as a custodian of the land and strives to live in harmony with the environment. Growing up, Larry heard stories from his grandparents about the Taino traditions and customs. He learned about their beliefs in spirits that reside in trees, rivers, and mountains.
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These stories instilled in him a profound respect for the natural world and a desire to preserve and protect it. As he delved deeper into his Pagan ancestry, Larry discovered the significance of rituals and ceremonies in Taino culture. He learned about the importance of honoring the spirits through offerings and prayers. Inspired by this, Larry has incorporated rituals into his own life, such as performing a gratitude ceremony every morning to express his thanks for the blessings he has received. Larry also found a sense of community and connection through his Pagan ancestry. He joined a Taino cultural preservation group, where he met others who shared his passion for their shared heritage. This community serves as a support network and a platform for cultural education and activism. Larry feels a sense of belonging and purpose in being a part of this community. Overall, Larry's Pagan ancestry has shaped his worldview and his relationship with the natural world. It has provided him with a deep sense of identity and a connection to his roots. His journey of rediscovering and embracing his ancestral heritage has been transformative and continues to guide him in his personal and spiritual growth..
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