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Okinawa
Ritual
São Paulo
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During my childhood and adolescence, my paternal grandmother guided the rituals of Ancestor Worship in my family. With her death, I became more deeply interested in this particular nebulous universe, when the organization of the rituals became the responsibility of the other women in the family.
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