Trilogía de video-relatos, retorno a la esencia y sabiduría natural: experiencias de cuidado en torno a rituales de medicina ancestral en Bogotá Distrito Capital desde una mirada del desarrollo humano.

Abstract

This thesis explores care experiences in the context of ancestral medicine rituals, focusing on eight individuals residing in Bogotá, Capital District. Based on Paul Ricoeur's mimesis of being, the created object is a trilogy of video-relatos that depict these experiences, highlighting the importance of care in physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions at different levels: self-care, care for others, and care for the environment. The findings underscore the relevance of care experiences associated with ancestral medicine rituals in promoting well-being as an element that dialogues with Human Development. Additionally, the transformations generated from experiencing care, the contribution to their well-being, and the challenges of integrating these care experiences into everyday urban life are mentioned. The research contributes to the field of human development by providing a holistic perspective on the care experience not only in the ritual context but also in different areas of personal and collective life.