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APU : THE MOUNTAIN SPIRIT
In the mythology and religion of Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru, an apu is used to refer to the spirits of the mountains or solitary rocks, which are often adorned with anthropomorphic features that protect the inhabitants. The term originated from the Inca Empire. The Inca people were known for their spiritual beliefs and were always looking for life in various places. In the mythology of the Incas, the word “Apu” refers to the powerful spirits that reside in the summits of the mountains, as well as the caves and rocks that protect their people.
In the mythology and religion of Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru, an apu is used to refer to the spirits of the mountains or solitary rocks, which are often adorned with anthropomorphic features that protect the inhabitants. The term originated from the Inca Empire. The Inca people were known for their spiritual beliefs and were always looking for life in various places. In the mythology of the Incas, the word “Apu” refers to the powerful spirits that reside in the summits of the mountains, as well as the caves and rocks that protect their people.
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