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| Water Myths and Stories |
Topic ID: 4532 |
"I'll tell you something about stories (he said)
they are not just entertainment don't be fooled they're all we have, all we have to fight off illness and death. Their evil is mighty but it can't stand up to our stories. They want to take our stories away they want our stories to be confused, or forgotten they would like that they would be happy because we will be defenseless then." (Leslie Marmon Silko, Ceremony) Click below to access myths and stories about water. Also be sure to send us yours to wateryear2003@unesco.org Special thanks to Roberta Silva Yakali (14 years old), from the Centro Educacional Menino Jesus in Brazil for the drawing, Stephano Portelli, for compiling many of the myths and stories on this page, and the International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC), for offering extracts of their book, Water Stories. For more information about this project contact Giselle Weybrecht. |
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| Sinnan and the Shannon |
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| The Boat of the Dead |
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| The Bride of the Water God |
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| The Great Flood |
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| The House of Moon and Sun |
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| The old man and the termites they know |
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| The origin of the Amazon |
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| The Teachings of the Rain God |
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| Well women transform lives |
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