Grisel Gómez-Cano’s work invites readers to reconsider the narratives that shape identity, culture, and collective memory through a powerful return to ancient mythologies and indigenous perspectives. By weaving together personal reflection, historical analysis, and cultural critique, the author explores how reconnecting with foundational symbols—such as the Aztec goddess Coatlicue—can foster personal and social transformation. The book stands as both an act of remembrance and a call to reimagine the ways people relate to heritage, tradition, and self-understanding in a modern context.

• Reconnecting with indigenous roots can serve as a source of personal...
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