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Oct 25, 2023 4 min

Ep.49 Totem

from Standby in translation Hosted by Michele Battistella

Link to the original episode: Ep.49 Totem The totemic animals in the Native American culture are essentially the archetypes through which we explain the behavior of us human beings, above all with respect to what we cannot explain with scientific instruments, or which we could not explain with science when these elements they had to be explained. Spanish version Other podcast projects from Michele Battistella and C Reattiva Sono una Fenice IT Soy un fènix ES They're a phoenix EN #Standby original on Spotify Standby in translation on Spotify english version Modo de Espera on Spotify_standby spanish version more link: Luck Tales Adventures, Michele IG

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