cuerpo, ch’ulel y lab elementos de la configuraciÓn de la persona tseltal en yajalÓn, chiapas

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Abstract
El presente artículo tiene el propósito de analizar la relación de las diferentes entidades anímicas y su contraparte corporal, chanul, que configuran e integran a la persona tseltal de las comunidades del municipio de Yajalón, Chiapas. El objetivo es enunciar las representaciones y/o nociones de los actores sobre el cuerpo y sus entidades anímicas residentes: el ch’ulel y lab entre otras criaturas, yalak’, que lo habitan. Así la persona se configura con el único propósito de trazar la línea de la vida y su destino en el Balumilal-Tierra-Cosmos. No es de extrañar que en el lenguaje sagrado, k’opontik Dios, en las oraciones y cánticos de los diferentes ritos religiosos y terapéuticos se establezca un paralelismo entre el cuerpo humano y la Tierra humanizada, espacio en cuyo interior residen una extraordinaria cantidad de seres sobrenaturales que la habitan, yalak’ y chambalam, y al mismo tiempo tolera a los hombres y animales en su superficie.   ABSTRACT The present article pretends to analyze the relation of different spiritual entities and their corporal (body-) counterpart, that configure and shape the tzeltal person from the communities of Yajalon (county in northern Chiapas). The objective is to enounce the conceptions which the subjects have about the body and his animic entities that reside within: amongst others, the ch’ulel and lab creatures. With the animic entities the person configures itself with the only purpose to trace the line of his life and his destiny in the Balumilal – which means Earth and Cosmos. It is not surprising that the sacred language –K’opontik Dios-, in the prayers and songs of different religious and therapeutic rituals, establishes a parallelism between the human body and the humanized Earth. The earth is perceived as a space which encloses an extraordinary quantity of supernatural beings (yalak’ and chambalam) and at the same time, as one that tolerates humans and animals on its surface.    
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Authors ;Óscar Sánchez Carrillo
Journal ANZ journal of surgery
Year 2007
DOI
10.22201/cimsur.18704115e.2007.4.222
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http://www.pueblosyfronteras.unam.mx/index.php/index.php/pyf/article/view/222
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